No. They are dumb shit compared to the Hacker News, who actually evolve their opinions on bitcoin.

http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-05/16/bitcoin-p2p-currency

We got on wired! 

The intention of Jason Calacanis is to praise bitcoin. However, he didn't qualify what dangerous actually mean in its context.

Bump.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2551391

Bitbills on hacker news!

Oh.

Almost doesn't look like a bitcoin at all.

I spend bitcoins on production and translation of new contents.

Do I think morals and rights exists? Yes.

Do I think the universe mandate morals and rights? No. It doesn't care.

We human beings create morals, rights, and ethic. Our morals and conception of ethic originated from our evolutionary origin and evolve through culture. There's a reason we evolved this way, but sometime moral concepts become obsolete in our current environment.

Take the idea of egalitarianism and fairness. These concepts does more harm than good. Thanks to our collective education, we realize that price-gouging is actually economically beneficial.

Don't know. You have to ask my writer.

I agree these articles, from my initial impression, are top notch.

I also take notes the time it took them to produce their articles and the editorial structure that they uses. It's safe to say that my strategy and focus is different than their.

The Bitcoin Sun wants to be a high quality news source of the bitcoin world, The Bitcoin Weekly wishes to be read years and years into the future. (Though, some of the articles posted were definitely time sensitive.)

On strategies, I am committed to the idea of the OODA loop, I optimize The Bitcoin Weekly to react and produce articles faster. They have an hierarchical structure which are geared toward the quality production of their beautiful magazine.

(Keep in mind, this is an impression created by their introduction to the magazine)

Sounds more like praise than fear.

Nice. It took me several times to get one Hacker News front page and shortly after, it slips from the front page.

I think that would require modification to the pooling software or the mining software...or something..

Stilling saying "X is wrong!" or "Y is wrong!". It's totally BS, man.

The universe doesn't give us rights, man!

Ok. This is a better answer than "murder is wrong!!!1111"

Just to be clear, I am a normal human being, not a pyschopath or a socialpath.

What if I get away with it, every single time? Saying it's not ok, doesn't matters.

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2550312

WOOHOO! First time that the Bitcoin Weekly made the front page of hacker news!

Congratulation, confusing the messenger with the message.

Apparently, you never have to deal with a sneaky son-of-the-bitch socialpath.

So I shouldn't do certain things because some people might be out to get me.

What if I time travel back and save the Jews and the nazi comes out to get me?