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I probably sound like I'm gushing right now, but I just have mad respect for this company. The product isn't the only thing that's top notch, the people behind it rock too.

I'll add my voice to the chorus of folks gushing about how awesome this is, but here's a list of reason on just WHY this is so awesome. Straight off the top, this is only the third launch of the Falcon 9.

This article is a bit unquestioningly gushing - although I love the creativity and concept. For starters, I can't see how it has any lateral grip.

I've heard a number of gushing recommendations for the place from the MIT/Harvard set. I personally see it as some kind of horrible sci-fi "Stepford Wives" "smile or die" dystopia...

As for people who keep gushing about Singapore and how awesome our country is, all I have for them is a wintry smile and the old phrase, "Not all that glitters is gold".

I disagree and find this is just another gushing fanboy defending fandom. Chromebooks are fine for the 80% case like normal PCs but that last 20% is impossible unlike normal PCs. There are certain things that you just cannot do.

I understand the problems with PayPal and the benefit of companies like Stripe competing, but an article gushing over a bootstrap-esque button on a payment popup? Comes across as inane, at best...

If your kid is gushing blood, you call an ambulance to take them wherever they can get patched up the fastest. To expect someone to shop around until they find an equilibrium between supply and demand in that situation is ludicrous.

I really like that top voted comment, instead of gushing admiration for a pile of virtual money it causes you to reflect and think. Making a lot of money does not automatically equate accomplishment.

It was a really terrible place, don't be seduced by the media coverage gushing about their wealth. It's very easy to be This is a government that charges fines from their red light cameras in excess of a year of a laborer's salary.

I know fanboy gushing isn't really productive. But I'd just like to say that it's so awesome to live in a time when we can start a topic of conversation about someone of note, and there's a chance that this individual will join the conversation personally.

His recent gushing review of the hideous skeuomorphisms of iPhoto for iOS demonstrates what passes for tech journalism these days.

Nevermind the fact that we can't go a week on HN without seeing an article gushing about driverless cars. Nevermind the fact that mass production of everything from cars to toothbrushes is impossible/infeasible without it.

This guy just waltzed into famous people's offices and added them to his network, and now he's left everyone posting adoring memorials about him, gushing about what a charming and wonderful person he was. Now there's a god-mode-sociopath if there ever was one.

Adding to the commentary on here with something not so gushing: * kernels lag terribly behind the distributions meaning you're wide open sometimes. * can't resize or add storage * no freebsd support or custom kernels * VM availability problems.

It's also noteable that Notch had been meeting with the Oculus team just two weeks ago[0], was tweeting about them in rather gushing terms[1] and seemed incredibly inspired to work on VR ideas[2]. He is now the personification of the a near universal feeling of betrayal in the community.

Not only did they spend nearly 10 minutes gushing about how clean and gorgeous and minimal the design was, they approved the project immediately and suggested that I re-skin an older webapp with the same theme. After I told them that I'd used Bootstrap to build the mockup, they said "Oh yeah, I think one of our other teams is using that too.

Google was sending gushing torrents of data, presumably including email, IMs, etc, over long distances that way. That's very nice that the company that encouraged all of us to put all our email and documents in its data centers "pushed harder than anyone on the whole internet" for some basic security well after the NSA compromised their shit, but it doesn't excuse their irresponsible practices.