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Who wrote that?
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Postereus is pretty much Tumblr for 20-somethings. From what I've seen most of the people who have blogs in Tumblr are the generation prior to Postereus.
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Yeah, he's going to have to answer to the Galactic Confederacy if he wants to do this.
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16y ago
I don't see any reason to use them over GMail
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16y ago
Most of the classes on there have lecture notes, videos, assignments, and projects. They basically have the entire participating classes online. If there was an educational medium that combined all of the OpenCourseware's with other free on
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Ask HN: "Just Works" Solution for MIT OpenCourseWare?
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Well I have ADD, that's probably a reason why I want something like this.
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I think that good founders will make a good product. The question everyone always hears though is "Where can I find a co-founder?", I'm having that question myself and it sounds like you are too. If that question sounds like something that'
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I didn't really mean code though. I meant content as in it could be anything. That stuff could be code but it might just be a question, or the individual asking for advice on their startup. I'm not a frequent user of Github but it looks to
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I agree, good stuff isn't made quickly. But good conversations tend to lead to good stuff. In other words, the community wouldn't be for regurgitating pictures made by other people. It would be having for having good conversation with the r
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I disagree. I'm not saying faster as in faster growing. I mean a more active community. Instead of having a 100's of people submitting per day, have 10-30 people actively engaging in discussions with other people of like-minded interests. W
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Ask HN: a 4chan for Hackers and Startups?
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Seeing as I haven't received any notice of getting in, I'm going to presume that I didn't get in. The reasons were probably three-fold, firstly being a considerably younger age than probably all of the other applicants, and the resulting fi
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To my knowledge it's primary use is for people using platforms other than Windows for Mono/.NET development. If you don't have the Mono runtime installed on Windows and you have MonoDevelop installed it will by default compile with the C#
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Dropbox has had competition from the start, but their specific focus was entirely different. Skydrive gave an enourmous amount of space for free. Dropbox made it easy to insure that your files are available anywhere. Even with Windows Live
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I'm fairly new here, but I've been in a lot of different internet communities for several years now. This seems to happen to every major growing internet community and maybe this is a way to both filter out the bad content and encourage the
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I think there should be a different system, where Karma is "invested" in the posts you make, and you lose maybe 5 Kara when you post but if 6 people upvote it, you will gain that one Karma and the user would choose how much Karma to invest,
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16y ago
Although this statement isn't very contributive to the topic at hand, Ratatat is awesome. Seventeen Years and the songs from LP4 are their best stuff. It is actually really good music to do work to, the kind of music that's best listened to
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16y ago
Why not? Context/Individualized searches, or rather searchless searching has the ability to make Google Search irrelevant, amongst all other "players" in the search engine market.
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Thanks Another big problem with both publishers and general discussion forums is that the type of content changes at certain times of the day, and more specifically, it changes whenever anything new is published. Why that's a problem is bec
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I don't think communities should directly rate the content. With more people the general consensus on what is good and what is bad becomes so subjective, to the point where it's what the user's that just happen to see it end up defining it
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"> but I don't need the entrepreneurial sense Horrible statement. You want your cofounder to be very entrepreneurial regardless of whether he's the business cofounder or the technical cofounder. Otherwise what you're really looking for
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Ask HN: Finding a Co-Founder while in High School?
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He gave you some advice, what he didn't do was encourage you to learn. He was wrong to discourage you but he provided constructive criticism (minus the part about becoming a journalist) Scripting Languages (Python, Ruby, etc) teach you how
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I'm not specifically referring to Hacker News. I'm building something that has a large community aspect to it and I wanted to know so I can avoid a potential "Eternal September" later.
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Just because two people don't agree on something doesn't make it right to penalize someone because they don't have the same opinion or rationale. I'm saying that most of the time culture "degradation" occurs with more people because these p
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I'm the opposite. I can tolerate using a laptop if the screens big, but otherwise I don't want to program on it. I have a 23" (1920x1080) monitor and a "20.5" (1600x900) monitor that I use both at one time to code on. I have a high-dpi mous
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But isn't penalizing people for being disruptive wrong? I'm saying that how does one avoid a massive degradation of community culture when the community becomes larger?
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Ask HN: Avoiding the "Eternal September" Effect?
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Thanks for the list. When I bought a memory card from Fry's I just picked a cheap 16GB one Which happens to be that Patriot 16GB Class 4. I did perform the reset and all of the setting up upon initially putting it in I do also have a lot of
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