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MrJagil
16y ago
Do you know Simon Collison? I was just wondering as both your sites have the same unique theme going: http://colly.com/ Anyway, great site, though I find it rather cluttered with all the oversized text and images. Scale it all down a bit,
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16y ago
kinda-off-topic: I am very often baffled by the sheer mathematical and general complexity of music. Each music-related wikipedia article is the stub of a link-tree that quickly ends up in confounding complexity. The highly emotional associa
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16y ago
@ araneae and mattmanser I really thought Hacker News was a more intellectual place, than to condone empty blanket statements like "their writing is crap". Please, if you are going to state something, especially in a thread regarding ration
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16y ago
Excuse me, but why does this have 320 points if everyone thinks it is garbage? As a newbie entrepreneur, I am utterly confused as to whether these steps really are helpful/necessary or not.
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A couple of simple design tips to Google.com
(lighthouseinteger.blogspot.com)
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MrJagil
16y ago
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Steve Jobs' Business card from 1979
(people.mozilla.org)
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16y ago
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MrJagil
16y ago
Let's please do...
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MrJagil
16y ago
Offtopic: When I read this post the first time I thought "Gee, ya think?", but then I was reminded of how obvious something can be in your mind, yet so insanely difficult to formulate. The gist of Arrington's article might be very clear in
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MrJagil
16y ago
I get your message, but the problem is this is not grad school. This is a book; one way communication. I have no one to ask, as I am the only one I know who has an interest in coding. Of course I can always ask on the web, but having to bre
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MrJagil
16y ago
I am learning python through this book at the moment. It is my first attempt at learning to code, so I have nothing to compare it with, but I must say that this book is very good. My only gripe is that he poses certain questions/exercises t
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MrJagil
16y ago
Dungeon Keeper 1 is still one of my favorites. I complete it a couple of times every year.
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MrJagil
16y ago
I would _never_ want Digg and HN to compete. They are two entirely different sites. I was merely comparing their design philosophies, not their general purposes. And I apologize if my post is seen as a complaint. I was trying to be construc
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16y ago
I do not believe Digg succeeded in their redesign, but I am thankful to them for trying. I greatly support Digg for being an ever-evolving platform.
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MrJagil
16y ago
Hmm, looks fine using the newest Chrome beta.
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MrJagil
16y ago
This is where I actually think Digg is better than HN and Reddit. Their content and community may not be nearly as good, but at least they ATTEMPT to improve their UI and general functionality. Soon I have been on HN for a year, and I do no
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16y ago
Don't forget http://www.loper-os.org/ by far my favourite.
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Ask HN: Are the large bezels in Apple's displays necessary?
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16y ago
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MrJagil
16y ago
Legalization, taxation and regulation. Please.
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MrJagil
16y ago
You are absolutely right, and I am sorry. I guess this was one of those cases where, if you see something enough, you subconsciously embrace it. I apologize for the hyperbolic and sensationalistic headline.
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The Internet interface is dying.
(lighthouseinteger.blogspot.com)
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MrJagil
16y ago
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Android Smartphone Sales Exceed iPhone
(macrumors.com)
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MrJagil
16y ago
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