CitizenKane

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Show HN: Linkship – Bookmarking for the Internet Age(getlinkship.com)
3 points by CitizenKane 11y ago|0 comments
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Startup Ideas, Meta Validation, and Linkship(medium.com)
1 points by CitizenKane 11y ago|0 comments
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Lighting the Way – Building the Office of the Future(medium.com)
2 points by CitizenKane 11y ago|0 comments
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
It might, but Amazon has been slowly losing the sales tax fight [1]. I imagine they'll do this in phases or do it in places where they're likely to have sales tax levied on them in any case. For Amazon, getting faster and more co
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
Super excited for this! I have other comments to this effect, but try out RethinkDB. It has been absolutely great for us and what we're doing and it's been rock solid in its reliability. We're implementing real time feature
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
Funny to see this here. My business partner did the design and I'm friends with the team. I can't say that I feel much for the business, but I've been continually impressed by its ability to generate press. People _love_ ta
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The Most Boring Business(blog.codeincarnate.com)
1 points by CitizenKane 12y ago|0 comments
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Stages of a Company(blog.codeincarnate.com)
1 points by CitizenKane 12y ago|0 comments
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
Hey there, really love the extension! It's nice to have something like this and it's a good way to record thoughts and feedback. Speaking of user experience, you should really use inline installation[1] for chrome extensions. It
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
Most are aware of it, and for a lot of things there simply aren't good replacements. Baidu is pretty much a poor clone of Google and definitely doesn't work as well (even for Chinese language searches). At the same time though, C
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
It's honestly not as much of an issue as it's often made out to be. There are a ton of ways to manage asynchronous code out there including but not limited to all the various promise libraries such as when.js( https://g
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
My company is making precisely this product. We have a fair amount of work todo, but we have a usable private beta right now. You can't collaborate quite yet, but it's on the horizon. If you'd be interested you can find my
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
My company is developing a product to make bookmarks useful again. Sadly, this is an area that hasn't seen much work. We've though about getting streams of data (RSS feeds, etc.) that automatically come in, but we haven't re
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
It's definitely a concern when using some of the more far flung google products that this can happen. My company is developing a similar product (though it's going to be going beyond what is here). We intend to stay in operation
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
My company is developing a product that does just that. We've been very focused at making bookmarks and links more useful and easier. It's going through a lot of development and currently in a private beta. If you're intere
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
I've made a comment to this effect before, but seriously do yourself a favor and check out Rethink. It's been great to work with, and has been 100% rock solid. The only complaint I have is keeping up with the change of pace for
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
Been using RethinkDB in "light" production since February. It's a joy to use, and it has been running rock solid since that time. Even though it's suggested to use RethinkDB on a 2GB+ machine ( http://rethinkd
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
This is incredible and is going to be very useful for people developing applications for use in Eastern Asia. Nailing typefaces for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean is a huge challenge. Noto and the accompanying Source Han Sans is going to b
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by CitizenKane 12y ago
It seems like that as time has gone on, the intelligence apparatus in the US and closely allied countries has come to depend more and more on holding any and all information on anything. It's their leverage and it's their ability
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The philosophy of great customer service(sivers.org)
1 points by CitizenKane 12y ago|0 comments
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
Thanks for open sourcing this! I have to say though, it seems like there are a lot of easier targets for this kind of software outside the legal realm where it wouldn't have to be installed on their own servers. I don't know about
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
It looks like this section of their site is generated using Dreamweaver templates. Actually, cool to see that they're using Crazy Egg for clickmaps of their site. Seems like government websites often lack the usability factor.
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
Whoa, talking about going overboard. I'm implying no such thing. What I am saying is that if you're investing into bitcoin it's intelligent to know what you're getting into. Satoshi currently controls around 12% of all
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
It's important because whoever Satoshi is controls a significant number of bitcoins [1]. This gives them a large ability to affect the market for bitcoins and is a potential risk if they ever choose to do so. I'm sure for many p
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
It improved substantially during the life of the console. Unfortunately for Sony, it took about 3 years after launch for the manufacturing price to line up with the price at retail. Source: http://www.gamespot.com/articles&
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
The article seems to really skew things for some reason. As others have pointed out, it's actually very common for consoles to sell at little or no margin. Importantly for Sony, the cost of manufacturing the PS4, relative to the cost
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
Indeed I did. That's what I get for commenting before having any coffee.
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
I'm not so sure. My fiancee owns a Mi Two and I've used it pretty extensively. There are some parts that really copy iOS, but most parts of the MIUI don't look or feel like iOS at all. It's a great OS and has a lot of
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
I can definitely back this up. Though, I've been living in Nanjing and I can say that I would not want to be a technical worker here. Overpaid and underworked seems to be the norm, at least out of the ones I'd met. Would have li
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by CitizenKane 13y ago
To be honest, this isn't so hard to do. I went to Kazakhstan to visit a college friend once and got placed on the watch list for the two years after that. Apparently visiting a country with stan in the name, regardless of purpose, is

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