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almightygod
15y ago
yipit, really? Yet another "Daily Deal" site is what the conf considered most likely to succeed?
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almightygod
15y ago
"In a free market, prices are determined by what buyers want" - sure for products but it is not entirely true when it comes to compensation. If janitors, in some united way, stopped cleaning our bathrooms for minimum wage then we would pay
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almightygod
15y ago
turntable.fm is more then just an internet radio station. I've been disappointed by those for the last generation (besides NPR) - now with turntable.fm, I'm literally listening all day
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almightygod
15y ago
agreed - i think they could make considerable $ on affiliate traffic with iTune/Amazon if they improved the process to bookmark songs and purchase later
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almightygod
15y ago
I'm commenting more on the story the media will run then the end result. I agree that the end result will likely benefit lobbyists and hurt any consumer-to-consumer services. Is that bad though? If people don't trust this type of service, w
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almightygod
15y ago
Unfortunately as good as the intent is, a malicious user with devious intentions can simply forge an ID or use one of the many IDs they've already stolen from their unsuspecting AirBNB hosts.
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almightygod
15y ago
When the major media picks up this whole rent-a-room-to-a-stranger-fiasco the bad guys will be AirBNB and the good guys will be the roomorama (and other competitors that capitalize on it)
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almightygod
15y ago
are you asking for karma burn?
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Is turntable.fm legal?
(allthingsd.com)
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almightygod
15y ago
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almightygod
15y ago
YC does not hide the fact that HN is a tool for their needs. They have made no claims to be an unbiased news source so we can't really hold them to that standard.
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almightygod
15y ago
I seriously doubt filesanywhere was unaware of drobox for the last 2 years. My guess is they were waiting for the opportune time to cash in.
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almightygod
15y ago
maybe it was "haha, that was a great joke...oh look a woman speaker, awesome...dude i have a similar joke for you"
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almightygod
15y ago
future prediction: the right will claim that it would hurt small businesses, as far from opposite this statement is. What they mean to say is it would hurt the profitable businesses that have lobbyists and fund their campaigns
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almightygod
15y ago
Violence will most certainly not solve the issue and seems ironically to be a typical male response. Where these men were truly snickering at the fact women were speaking? Correlation does not always mean causation. I don't know what would
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almightygod
15y ago
I think stating in that way; "Science tries to keep religion at arm's length" makes science sound biased and negative. Really Science is just founded in evidence that can be observed and measured which doesn't mix with faith based beliefs n
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almightygod
15y ago
I think if the broader public knew about this it could damage AirBNB but at this point I'm guessing 90% of AirBNB customer base doesn't follow TC or HN and therefore will not be aware of the substantiated risk to their possessions. Maybe af
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almightygod
15y ago
I never heard him say "bio is only domain that is world-changing". But unlocking the genome would have unequivocal implications on quality of life and longevity for all of humanity, what is more important then improving someone's life?
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Whoops: Powerful Logging for Rails
(whoopsapp.com)
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almightygod
15y ago
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almightygod
15y ago
I get anxious every time I read another patent troll story wondering when my weekend creations will end up costing me $ when they accidentally infringe on a patent because I roll out some seemingly ubiquitous feature. I'm deeply saddened by
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almightygod
15y ago
At this point you have two options, pay 150K or contact your lawyer.
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almightygod
15y ago
The wordpress vs blog analogy isn't really the same. If you have a FAQ page then it is very likely you already have a website. Adding one more page with some google analytics shouldn't be too much work. On the other hand if I start with n
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15y ago
A FAQ page has to be one of the least technical parts of a web page. The addition of stats isn't very compelling either. It would be easier to setup event tracking in my analytic software then it would be to configure in a whole FAQ page. S
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Chromebooks on sale at Amazon for $349
(amazon.com)
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15y ago
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almightygod
15y ago
I'm not interested in the article as much as the thoughtful comments from the HN community
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almightygod
15y ago
well having me@lastname.ly would require you to explain "that's a .ly not .com" and therefore not solve this particular problem
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almightygod
15y ago
I liken it to fraudulent DMCA takedown notices which are illegal
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almightygod
15y ago
it takes money to make money. It would be incredibly hard for someone with their resources, education, and connections not to turn a profit Your also incorrectly making a moral statement that consultancy or investment banking is not of
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How fundraising has changed in the last year
(vator.tv)
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15y ago
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almightygod
15y ago
agreed - i thought it was a real "web" putty and thought of all the reasons why i wouldn't use it
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CSS 3D tranformations
(desandro.github.com)
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almightygod
15y ago
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