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by budu3 12y ago
The Moto X has a "Google Now" functionality where the continuously listens for you commands. Whatever is ships your sound off the Google server is another question.
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by budu3 12y ago
I think the MotoX is a good phone. I hope Lenovo doesn't kill it.
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by budu3 12y ago
What's an especially productive 22 year old to do?[...] If you're really productive, why not make employers pay market rate for you? Why go work as an ordinary employee for a big company, when you could start a startup and make t
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by budu3 12y ago
Sorry about the ninja edit :) I was still forming my thoughts and trying to figure out how to articulate it properly.
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by budu3 12y ago
I have a strong suspicion that our modern society's obsession with pursuing happiness as an end goal is not healthy. Maybe what we need is an underlying sense of contentment.
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by budu3 12y ago
Probably RIM/Blackberry.
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by budu3 12y ago
The Vignelli Cannon is a good read http://www.vignelli.com/canon.pdf (pdf)
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by budu3 12y ago
I agree with Gruber. Ambiguity is a feature. It allows every implementer (leanpub, github et al) to add their own idiocentricities while staying true to Gruber's "spirit" of Markdown.
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by budu3 12y ago
So what eventual became of the ISP, if I may ask?
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by budu3 12y ago
Looks like they're the chaps behind https://deadmanssnitch.com which looks like a simple and useful service.
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by budu3 12y ago
I don't think he's out of business yet.
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by budu3 12y ago
How is this legal? Let's assume he lost the money, how would this show up in the companies books?
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by budu3 12y ago
> Had he been born in Africa, Hanauer points out — where the potential customers for his entrepreneurial efforts would have barely enough money to survive — Hanauer would likely be selling fruit by the side of the road Africa in not a co
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by budu3 12y ago
NPR had a brilliant episode where they discussed an experiment where money was given to a control group of people on Kenya. http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2013/11/08/243967328/episode-...
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Mozilla Says It’s Not Working on a Firefox TV Dongle, but a partner could be(recode.net)
1 points by budu3 12y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 12y ago
> And a macroeconomic collapse—which may happen—would certainly correct valuations in a hurry I wonder what the collapse will look like and what will cause it.
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by budu3 12y ago
Presumably the employees were paid from revenue.
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by budu3 12y ago
A very sad day for the Open Web. What can we as users do?
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by budu3 12y ago
Spot on. A lot of people mistook it for a twitter clone. If it was branded as "infrastructure" it might have done better.
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by budu3 13y ago
The old jQuery 1.6.2 code by John Resig is a good start for studying good JavaScript coding practices http://robflaherty.github.io/jquery-annotated-source/
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by budu3 13y ago
Sharia law is only practiced in the Northern part of Nigeria.
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Heartbleed bug responsible for theft of 900 Canadian tax ID numbers(theverge.com)
2 points by budu3 13y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 13y ago
Calling an intern Doofus is not a good attitude to take. Remember we were all programming noobs at some point.
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In praise of family offices(blog.venturelynx.com)
1 points by budu3 13y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 13y ago
You're confusing Motorola Solutions headquartered in Schaumburg and Motorola Mobility headquartered in Libertyville.
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by budu3 13y ago
What a beautifully designed site. Do you have a designer on staff?
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by budu3 13y ago
A power user is a more advanced user of a particular system/service. They usually push a service/system to it's maximum and know various tips and tricks to gain maximum efficiency from said service.
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TechCrunch vs. Hacker News: Which is a better front page to launch your startup?(prlambert.com)
1 points by budu3 13y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 13y ago
The site doesn't give a lot of information. Where to you go if you want to know more?
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by budu3 13y ago
We are you referring to when you say 'we', if I might ask?

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