brandoncapecci

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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
This was an good explanation and it made me consider some things that hadn't occurred to me so thanks :) I figured the probability isn't handled by the car wash itself but instead essential to derive the price of the quote. Surely they must
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Thanks, this is exactly what I was intending to convey. Never did I say the Apple lawsuits were my justification for thinking Apple is unethical. I simply alluded that recent patent bullying is one of the bigger public outcries against the
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I somewhat misspoke. I lost interest after when I read enough to deem the article too artificial an example and lost interest. I wanted to give honest feedback and see if other people perhaps thought the example was I contrived as I did - n
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Is there any word on when the Mac beta will roll out?
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
There is certainly the fans that will buy anything Apple because it's Apple regardless of what Apple does. That being said, like you, I'm not sure if I can bring myself to support undoubtedly one of the most unethical companies in the world
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Though I agree with both of you, I think that there is a certain amount of success that drives these designs to continue to be made. In retrospect it's quite easy to criticize the design here and naturally, we are all pretty unanimous that
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Why am I getting downvoted for this? I am not making any commentary on price discrimination but instead, saying that the artificially created scenario could at least be more approachable for readers.
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
The price of a car wash should take into account the aggregate probability for any car to get damaged. The idea that one would price discriminate via the exact make and model is absurd and when I stopped reading...
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
If Apple were to do this (again) people would probably be upset, but when Nokia does it, I'm just disappointed. Nokia is bringing real innovation to the mobile market and unlike most android releases I see, it actually pairs it with awesome
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Your two biggest failures were acquisitions? Must really suck to be you :)
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
The problem isn't the color so much as the miniscule low-weighted font. As opposed to the OP's website, I can read every single one of those contrast rebellion links without issue. Do I win something?
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
My thoughts exactly... comments and ratings are just social feedback anyway. Moreover, YouTube ads are stuff your sister might even like: Katy Perry and iCarly. Hipsters are the ones who are unable to bear those 20 seconds, not little girls
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I'd say with the quality of music I've seen, people would be willing to pay (month/year) for the service provided he develops it a bit further. Another possibility would be to have referrals to purchase the music like turntable.fm does.
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
They should change the slide to unlock feature before Apple sees this :)
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Very true. Some large tech companies now still have pretty horrendous stocks. Microsoft has been flat for like a decade and it's still an industry leader which is counterintuative to people who don't know that much about the market. I'm sur
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Otherwise nice. It's seems more likely that the sick just aren't clever enough to see what a dick move it is to give up. "Aversion to western medicine"... suicide... what's the difference?
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I originally said the same at at $10, which it's on track to hit. Sentiment is making me reconsider...
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I think I'm going to write a counter-opinion post sometime called "Everyone poops" about how the advice given here scores an 11/10 on my trite-meter. Readers have by now heard their start-up isn't solving an important problem by now - that
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I think your just bit too accustomed to extremists on the internet. I had no intent about looking reasonable but I'm happy you think I am. I'd be interested in reading your sources though I don't have to stretch my imagination to believe th
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
whoosh I guess I thought some people might enjoy the sound of other people at work? Rain sounds weren't exactly intuitive for me either living in Seattle. Thanks :)
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Does anyone feel like they work more productively when listening to people bash their keyboards or is this more of a novelty thing? Personally, I can understand the rain sounds, this - not so much.
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
I don't know the history of the word conservatism but I do know there was a time when Republicans were more progressive than Democrats. Eventually they switched. I agree that having a more popular moderate party would be nice, granted, I fe
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Well, Gmail has a good learning algorithm :) I definitely agree with you that these points are argued but I don't believe, or perhaps hope, that they represent the majority of conservatives. I think it's considered fact that right media is
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
It's pretty disappointing to me that people would downvote you for saying what seemed so obvious. Conservatism in America is always associated with a decision making process dictated by religion. He attacks creationism with evolution and th
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
"We have always been shameless about stealing great ideas..." - Steve Jobs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CW0DUg63lqU "I will spend my last dying breath if I need to, and I will spend every penny of Apple's $40 billion in the bank, to ri
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Reminds me a lot of this: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_gAOnHhen4zY/S9r-pZcS6bI/AAAAAAAAAA... Open floor plans don't make collaboration any easier. You still have to walk over to the other person just now, you must also try and hear yourself
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
It's humorous to me how many people attempt to turn anything remotely criticized into a positive by justifying it with effort. Since you escalated into name-calling so fast, I can confidently say that you don't have one hundred times more r
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
No, I don't think that's it. Dalton seems like he'd be a vegan and trolls are especially meaty.
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Does it make your day every time you see another unnecessary language or framework on the HN homepage? I'm just as indifferent to those as I am to caring about what SoundCloud does, if not more so.
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by brandoncapecci 14y ago
Changing languages is not how progress happens. It's only progressive when the long-term benefits of the language outweigh the inefficiency of training all your devs to use it. Assuming that is true for Go (debatable), at the end of the day

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