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You don't see down voting like this for Alexis, Yishan or, elsewhere, PG and SamA.

I agree with sama that an even number isn't usually an issue if it's the right people.

As sama said elsewhere, the difference between 20% and 18.6% (with an equivalent reduction in their $ invested) shouldn't change much for a serious VC.

Although a summary thread of sama/kevin's responses afterward should fix it.

That being said, this Sama is one freaking impressive DOer.

Way to go reddit--wondering if sama will chime in here.

I'm starting to come around to sama's way of thinking on AI.

I can't wait for sama to make a statement about this.

Also I'm definatly with @sama on the Nespresso model.

But that means the sanes get a chance to teach them why they're wrong, whether by shaming them like sama, convincing them with reasoned argument (lol), or just downvoting them into oblivion and sending some irrational flames back (your choice!).

(techcrunch.com) 6 points by sama 3175 days ago | 3 comments 10.

There's potential for confusion and missed information (e.g the Top 5 submissions are not at the top of the story thread, due to how ranking works, so it may be difficult to find sama/kevin's comments).

>.@sama when you said "smart people," did you mean "people in positions of privilege, esp.

Reddit isn't just "an Internet forum," it's a company that's received investment from Y Combinator (or at least people like sama who are heavily involved in Y Combinator).

> “The attacks were worse on Ellen because she is a woman,” @sama, how do you explain this claim without ignoring the community's enormous support for Victoria Taylor?

(BTW, see also this note from sama: "We will be slightly more open to solo founders because we think at this stage you still have a good chance of finding a cofounder.

Sama is not making any relation to sex or race, the sexist and racist respondent is the one dragging it into the conversation.