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by budu3 19y ago
I don't know where qwertyy's bitterness is coming from. Criticising his body of work is fair enough but to tear him down personally like this, in a forum like this, is uncalled for.
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by budu3 19y ago
Oh no. It's reddit all over again.
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by budu3 19y ago
I actually thought that was PG's comment. If it's not then that was a really messed up thing for someone to do.
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by budu3 19y ago
Or maybe reddit is working just fine and the front page reflecting the views of the majority of reddit users. They like Ron Paul, lolcats and xkcd.
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by budu3 19y ago
Infogami reloaded. It's pretty cool though. It's horribly broken in IE. It would be cool to create more complex page hierarchies.
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by budu3 19y ago
I wish it was an open source project that could be incorporated into web browsers. That would be great.
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A Solution to the High-Tech Immigrant Challenge(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by budu3 19y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 19y ago
I wonder if the reddits take kindly to hacker news tapping into and possibly taking away one of their key demographic audience.
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by budu3 19y ago
They scare me, just like how google scared me when they started. I think they are unto something. Google better watch out for these guys.
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Bucket Explorer, Bringing S3 Storage To The Masses(gigaom.com)
1 points by budu3 19y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 19y ago
Is PG butt kissing the "elephant in the room"?
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by budu3 19y ago
You make a good point. Do we really own the titles? If we don't own it, then who does? The hacker news community, the editors? I guess if we don't then we need to change our mindsets. Is that why we can't delete the submissions we make?
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by budu3 19y ago
I think we're quickly approaching a slippery slope here. Seeing as a username is attached to every post, isn't the user somewhat responsible for every link (s)he posts? It now constitutes part of their reputation. Now, if an editor modifies
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by budu3 19y ago
I wish they could explain further what caused the outage. I think it'll help in future designs of p2p networks.
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Skype shuts down(nytimes.com)
10 points by budu3 19y ago|9 comments
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by budu3 19y ago
Yeah it's strange for a group that wanted to be more business savvy than the Free Software guys not to trademark Open Source Software.
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by budu3 19y ago
I thought that you need a lot more revenue than $42.4 million to file for an IPO?
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by budu3 19y ago
This guy is the strangest character I've seen in a long time.
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by budu3 19y ago
Sorry dfranke I guess it's time to get back on those medications. :)
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South African facebook users' profiles and messages left exposed(sundaytimes.co.za)
1 points by budu3 19y ago|0 comments
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by budu3 19y ago
From the comment, from Mark, below this artilce, it looks like they're positioning themselves as a better facebook. http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/07/31/facebook-is-back-th...
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by budu3 19y ago
What does ClutterMe.com do? There's no 'about' page.
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by budu3 19y ago
Sorry, meant to say c'mon. :)
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by budu3 19y ago
Common people. Are we gonna get a YCNews post everytime facebook is down?
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by budu3 19y ago
I think you should secure your future and that of your future family. So invest the money. You can use some of it to pursue or fund projects that you like.
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Digg chooses MSFT over GOOG(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
6 points by budu3 19y ago|6 comments
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by budu3 19y ago
Trust me. Many of these algorithms are publishable in first-tier journals. There's a wealth of knowledge locked up in these proprietary Intellectual Property.
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by budu3 19y ago
I don't get the question? I know a lot of startups using all kinds of algorithms. Xobni(email analysis algorithms/bayesian analysis, statistical analysis), Topix (classification algorithm), Reddit (recommendation algorithm), automattic (spa
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by budu3 19y ago
I must admit that one caught me by suprise.
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by budu3 19y ago
It looks like Paul Buchheit is becomming quite an Angel Investor of note.

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