BrianPetro

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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   I imagine 2020 to have a boom similar to the one in mobile, but with augmented reality apps.
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   I could see this being useful to pull resources together for an abstract paper. Putting this on amazon is definitely overkill for now. He should have proven the value by first generating books under his name and seeing the response.
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   If you HATE wasting time, don't check out this Google+ Community.(plus.google.com)

   1 points by BrianPetro 14y ago|2 comments
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   If you made an account and responsibly voted on articles you would help prevent that. More importantly, you're a coward for remaining anonymous while flaming someones post who fairly had their chance at the HN front page. Someone who would
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   One more step in creating the 'too old'
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   Here is a link to the discussion concerning NZBMatrix. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4894401 It is currently on the front of HN
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   "In case of tragedy, what would you do?" is the response I hear most often. Do you feel better equipped to handle those moments than your agnostic counterparts?
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   Ask HN: God?

   4 points by BrianPetro 14y ago|14 comments
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   by BrianPetro 14y ago

   Does Ubuntu all you to turn this feature off? If so, I don't have a problem with it.
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    Bravo’s ‘Start-Ups: Silicon Valley’ Is Bad for Entrepreneurship(business.time.com)

    3 points by BrianPetro 14y ago|0 comments
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    What is stopping you from making purchases with Bitcoin?
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    BitConcierge.com, Bitcoin's Black Card?(bitconcierge.com)

    6 points by BrianPetro 14y ago|2 comments
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    Does anyone have any good resources for Bitcoin in business?
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    "I'm sure that in 1985, plutonium is available in every corner drugstore, but in 1955, it's a little hard to come by." I suppose Ford realized that having fissile material in every garage can prove to be a bit of a hazard.
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    "65% of people said personalized search was a 'bad thing'" So does this guy ( http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bu... ) on TED and will easily convince you if you aren't already.
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    This TED talk does a good job explaining the concepts of what is happening in this article. http://www.ted.com/talks/eli_pariser_beware_online_filter_bu...
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    Congrats for being 18 and making it to the top of hacker news. You have proven that simple and concise advice can be greater in value than the most complex systems (or technically advanced articles that frequent HN).
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    > Kramer also says he has plans that would end copyright infringement altogether, however no details on this project have been released. This statement is what caught my eye. Kind of ironic though.
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    Less than 1000 users thus far. Great time to reserve your name.
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    by BrianPetro 14y ago

    A good reminder for those who appreciate Steve Jobs' philosophies.