Katelyn

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   After Rapes Involving Children, Skout, a Flirting App, Bans Minors(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)

   2 points by Katelyn 14y ago|0 comments
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   by Katelyn 14y ago

   There's an element of sexism in the poem. It's not hateful but it's pretty overt.
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   by Katelyn 14y ago

   I'm not bothered by much as a female in tech (and believe me, I hear a lot of ignorant, sexist remarks), but this comment really rubbed me the wrong way.
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   re: suggestions on how to make it intuitive to scroll down: On the shop page: An anchor link that sits above-the-fold with a call-to-action like "start shopping" or "browse designs" would probably make it more intuitive. Anything that shows
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   - I can really see this type of service blowing up, once you find the right product/market/fit. - The slider above-the-fold on the 'shop' tab distracts me from the rest of the page. It wasn't intuitive to me that I could scroll down to begi
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   http://zerply.com/ does something very close to this.
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   I disagree with many of the arguments you make to support your theory, namely 1)the idea that the way users use Facebook wont evolve and get more sophisticated as they share more information, and 2) the idea that sharing more information ab
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   I don't mean to discredit the content of this post, but is anyone else tired of this argument circling around HN like a windmill? (Why you need a technical X to launch your idea). If the title of this post were (perhaps more appropriately)
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   by Katelyn 15y ago

   1. Kudos Button: Why the controversy? I've always viewed it as a meaningless counter that's fun to hover over. I never took the counts seriously. Sometimes I visit your site just to send arbitrary kudos. What's most concerning about the but
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    I use foursquare for finding the best places to eat and drink. The tips people leave about places are concise, meaningful and for the most part, pretty accurate. Not only do you know the person's been there, but you can see how many time
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    I agree. I think the great recruiters should be rewarded as they are few and far-between, and the terrible ones should be outed. It'd be nice to turn the tables and evaluate their qualifications just as they do ours.
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    all clear
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    still down
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    Doodling in Math: Spirals, Fibonacci and Being a Plant [video](youtube.com)

    1 points by Katelyn 15y ago|0 comments
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    It wasn't clear to me that you were trying to avoid "the filter bubble." It sounded as though you were truly paranoid/freaked out when you saw advertisers retargeting you, etc. I din't realize inaccurate personalization could be so upsettin
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    You aren't authorized to [save] any changes you make. I hit that page, too, but when I tried to save changes, it threw this at me: 'You are not authorized to access this page.' http://i.imgur.com/nbMLF.png
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    $9/mo? I get Netflix for less than that
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    by Katelyn 15y ago

    You are right. I don't browse like you do. That would take forever. I wonder: Are you afraid Google is sitting at home drooling over the fact that you bought your shoes from JcPenny? You’re not a name, you’re not a face, you’re a knode. a