It has more fidelity than a photograph or a 2d video. No one has claimed it is higher fidelity than real life.

I used to use the kindle email but I find https://www.amazon.com/sendtokindle much easier (and it allows larger files than email).

The same study was posted yesterday at a different link (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45367514). As I said then:

> This sounds like a great natural experiment (the quota dropped by 3x!) until you realize that they weren't even coming close to hitting the old quota, and the number of approved h1bs actually rose in the two years after the quota was dropped.

> https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/data/h1b0...

This sounds like a great natural experiment (the quota dropped by 3x!) until you realize that they weren't even coming close to hitting the old quota, and the number of approved h1bs actually rose in the two years after the quota was dropped.

https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/data/h1b0...

Why do you think it is a problem that some HN users flag posts they don’t think belong on HN?

Relating to politics is one of the most common uses of parody and one worth protecting even if this specific use isn’t one I agree with.

Can you link to the most similar of those cases? I would assume that most parody would risk tarnishing a brand.

I couldn't find any case of this, from this wikipedia category[1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Nintendo_litigation

That? That reads like “if you put a lot of hateful words out in the world you should expect it to lead to hateful action”. If anything this would be more relevant if Kirk inspired someone to kill any of the various groups he encouraged violence against. It doesn’t read at all like a justifying for killing him.

Like 1/3 of all Escape Rooms use it.

You're arguing against a straw man here - no one but you used the term "dealbreaker" or "major" conflict point. It can be true that it is not a dealbreaker but still a downside.