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Ask HN: How would you change the HN stylesheet with 10 or less lines?
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As knowledge increasingly becomes more pervasive, copyright's demise (or at least redefinition) should be inevitable, although it is going to make a big mess before this happens. The frustrating issue is how little effect any of our ou
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So we are assuming he was Mexican, moved to the US either staying at that address years ago or using it as a home address for records but not staying there. Worked as a travelling worker, somehow lost memory and either got lost or was aband
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It's new - but I'm not decided whether it is better. It feels like the loss of the 'metaphor' of a physical page/tile takes away something... but I'm not sure if that is just preference.
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I'd love to know what the background/reasoning was for another note-taking app. Sounds like a great team but like some other people have said - it doesn't look like a brilliant space to start out in.
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Successfully isolating from earth movements would be my biggest worry about a project like that. The system is going to need a good bit of flexibility built in.
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I came from an engineering background to design - My advice would be to use a few principles to get you started for UI design: - map visual hierarchy to information hierarchy (more important titles bigger) - use legacy (familiar layouts suc
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Clicked out of interest but hit a signup wall. You should put the posts up front.
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It would be interesting to try and link these numbers to some form of productivity / successfulness metric.
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If I am a cashier and occasionally accidentally give out more change than I should, surely that is wholly my own problem (a fault of my own process) and not that of the person who takes the money I gave them.
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13y ago
It feels like the author is disregarding non-first order effects. Direct Facebook ads/links are not all that constitute social media.
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Ask HN: Who do you register domains with?
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TechBritain.com might eventually build in that facility. It ties in along the right lines of making the UK ecosystem more efficient at forming and supporting startups.
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Thanks for the full explanation. So are there no repercussions on the filing party unless the defending party seeks legal action? If the system is blind and you have a somewhat decent legal team you could surely hamstring your competition p
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Some really old ones: - MissionUpdate.com - UndergroundLiterature.com
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The trajectory of present technology seems to be towards a constantly greater state of communal knowledge and awareness and I can't see a way to avoid that. Once one person knows something these days, it is easier and easier every day for t
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Ask HN: Your advice for a high peak-traffic website
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Surely in this day and age, it really needs to be at least cloned to the cloud. People almost expect web-based / cloud stuff now with mobile devices and multiple places they will want access to their notes. I'm still trying to work out how
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For me it was down to networks. When people know a guy who builds websites, that guy already has a starting advantage. It may be that you'll have to work up the ladder of complexity, but you really just want a portfolio behind you. People a
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*How about something a little more mobile friendly? At the very least, a pad on clickable areas would be much appreciated (seeing the comments on a post or upvoting takes a lot of skill to hit that link with a finger point). The vertical 'i
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I'm likely speaking from the wrong culture, but the phrasing "You haven't made it until you get sued" on their home page sounds like Geocoder are attempting to spin a bit of a complement for themselves rather than going for the image of a D
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It's a slightly more complicated startup and highly seasonal so we haven't really gone down the MVP route. I only joined the team in November though when they started looking at implementation. It's true - I suspect the 5 year plan is going
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(Also, I'm the only 'tech' person on the team and am having a bit of a hard time justifying the spend at the minute...)
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Thanks for the reply Steven, Just to give you a bit of information on that front, as that is something I didn't think to mention: The company has been under development for almost 1 year part time and about 8 months full time now - we are i
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Ask HN: Which is better - a 4 letter .org or a longer .com?
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Dehumanisation could be arguably not as applicable as some of the others but it isn't difficult to see parallels between a 'number in a prison' and an avatar; In a forum, the person can address the avatar without thought of the individual (
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I remember hearing a talk by Philip Zimbardo, one of the main figures in the Stanford Prison Experiment. He concluded that 'evil' behavior is a product of a combination of: 1) Mindlessly taking the first small step (eg Milgrim Experiment -