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Steven Spielberg And YouTube: Video In The 21st Century(247wallst.com)
1 points by Mystalic 18y ago|0 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
I've downgraded from them. Yes, they only do it by email, but they did it like they said. They need to fix it though.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
30 is 29 too many.
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MySpace Might Have Friends, but It Wants Ad Money(nytimes.com)
4 points by Mystalic 18y ago|2 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Off topic, but this story was added a day ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=216861 Usually HN filters out repeats, but not this time. Very strange and interesting.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
This is part of an escalation of the Net Neutrality war. Will Google actually release it and risk angering the companies that bring Google and other services to the net? Will Comcast do anything to counter? How much will it really affect
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Microsoft’s Yahoo Offer: $8 Billion Stock Buyback; $1 Billion for Search(kara.allthingsd.com)
6 points by Mystalic 18y ago|0 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
It's always disheartening that these types of stories don't make major news networks. The fact that our DNA may in fact be extraterrestrial is small beans compared to Britney Spears's 42nd mental breakdown.
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Unwritten Google Webmaster Guideline: Don't End URLs in .0(seomoz.org)
51 points by Mystalic 18y ago|7 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
You forgot the Greater Than (>) sign. It's REAL important to the point of the title...
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Can Twitter Make You More Literate?(alleyinsider.com)
1 points by Mystalic 18y ago|0 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
I shall disagree with swombat. I co-founded a company a few years ago with some remote co-founders I had worked with on other projects. I thought it would be fine. However, there are major barriers to remote co-founders that can kill a bu
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by Mystalic 18y ago
This isn't Hilarious News, this is Hacker News. You know, entrepreneurship, hacking, code, technology, startups? Come on.
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Analyst: There’s a great future in iPhone apps(venturebeat.com)
2 points by Mystalic 18y ago|0 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Your best bet, from my experience, is someone with the startup experience, business connections, marketing knowledge, and general know-how to execute on a completely different side of the business while you concentrate on the prototype. But
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Jobs might be underestimating the difficulty of designing chips and the experience of some of the companies that currently help design and produce the chips in their devices. Apple may have some of the world's most brilliant engineers, but
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Why do you want a shared hosting company in a specific area? You can manage your hosting just fine no matter their location if it's shared. And Dreamhost is the king of shared hosting. Fast, cheat, great customer service, employee-owned.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Bare functionality, constant sightings of the "fail whale," API calls dropped to 20 and then to 10, the archives and replies function shut off, direct messages shut off... That doesn't sound like "making it" to me. What it SHOULD be doing
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by Mystalic 18y ago
With Google, I've found that it's almost always best to know someone there. In this case, the OSO team. Barring that one, you've just to got to follow up with Google. They respond, it just takes time. Ask the AdWords boards. Pull any wo
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by Mystalic 18y ago
After reading all of the comments, it seems clear that most of the community wants some sort of "downvote" mechanism to assure that comments and articles lacking quality do not reach the front page and do not "clog" up the HN community. It
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by Mystalic 18y ago
TechCrunch's quality has gone down over the last year. The problem is that Arrington has critical mass, and not following TechCrunch could keep you out of the loop on some important stories or conversations. At some point though, I won't b
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by Mystalic 18y ago
How did THIS get to the front page?
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by Mystalic 18y ago
The magic simply has vanished. Twitter just isn't as....fun anymore. It's kind of like the eerie silence you have when you've been informed someone you know has passed away.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
700,000 k at times for me. It's at 400k now.
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The Guide to Success in Social Media(socialtimes.com)
1 points by Mystalic 18y ago|0 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
No, it's not just you. It's PR bull basically. The good HN job posts are witty, humorous, and get to the point without any BS.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Sounds like PR bull, sorry. The best "recruiting" posts on HR/YC are the ones that have wit, humor, and most of all, go directly to the points. You do lay out you're qualified, though.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Think of your RSS readers and website readers as different demographics with different habits. RSS readers are more tech saavy, easier to piss off, more willing to add or drop you, going to visit your site ONLY when they feel it's worth th
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Entrepreneurs are defined by their characteristics: Willing to take risks, able and willing to learn and execute on multiple areas of business starting, and most of all, adaptable: able to change course based on what he or she sees in the m
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by Mystalic 18y ago
The comments in this thread are, in a strange way, entertaining. But the system ensures quality reaches the top.

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