The article's subtle implication that we are all changing the world but it'll take time for that change to be realized is truly arrogant and delusional.
How does Last.fm allow "0" to be a password? You'll always have people who will tend to pick poor passwords, but shouldn't the service try to at least have some decent password standards?
Today I learned, weather varies by location. So one person saying weather is bad in place A will likely produce another person to counter them saying weather in place B is okay.
Thanks for questioning the honesty of the site. Your comment is truly productive and, sadly, at home against all the jaded (and envious) comments here on HN.
I'm being down-voted because I'm arguing for a feature that all-knowing "hackers" on here feel is hampering their user experience. Because they know what's best for every product they use. And everyone uses that product in the exact way they do so the product should be catered to only them.
Not similar at all actually. You're talking about software written over a couple of years (by humans) that is supporting our current biology versus biological processes that have "optimized" us over tens of thousands of years.