chadwickthebold

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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   Submitted to the Court of Public Opinion
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   I may be wrong but I think the author specifically referred to an overproduction of Law Degrees? Not seeing too many of those being outsourced..
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   ... Seriously? I never thought I'd see an instance of Godwin's Law on HN...
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   It's not quite that clear cut. In this case, Rep. Goodlatte probably considered how vocal opposition of the bill by large corporations could cast him as 'Anti-Business' by his constituency, or a challenger in an upcoming elec
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   Do you mean congressmen?
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   I think this is an issue of incompetence rather than malice. Also, the title is misleading.
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   'I know that it's rare to find a true indication of someones ability from just their github contributions but for example, it can help me discern whether a ruby candidate adheres to ruby best practices or not.' The problem wi
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   I wonder if they are going to start seeing some push-back from Steam now that they've adopted a continuous model vs. the previous pseudo-flash-sales model. I think most of these titles are available for a higher price on Steam, but I k
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   by chadwickthebold 13y ago

   Is something like ( https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Introduction_to_Lay... ) what you were looking for? Or Were you looking more for how the browser reads CSS and sticks that into a formatting context? For
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    The original social network: speaking to people IRL.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    That, my friends, is how you make an engaging teaser video. Kudos to the fellows who put it together!
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Um, what? Can we make 'growth hacking' into not-a-term anymore? A lot the suggestions on here ring just a touch above scummy.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    I see this as a persistent issue that seems to surface every few months. I think Google's fiber network permits running servers for 'non-commercial' use which is whole other can of worms entirely. Does anyone know of any sort
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Good point. We can argue all day about whether startups like Airbnb should be regulated, but it seems pretty clear to me that the government has a public health interest in regulating a pile of powder and its associated health claims.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Good point. Startups can get away with using stock photography to show the use cases for their product, but it does seem a little questionable to have stock photos for a science-based company like this to use stock photos of a space that pr
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    I think they meant that they are uncomfortable with the idea of trying to use a lot of the apps and startups that are popping up nowadays, as they could leave their customers / userbase as soon as the acquisition is finalized. How much
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Thank you for the wonderfully well-written and thoughtfully considered article. It was a pleasure to read!
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    I believe hotels are regulated and inspected? Not all taxes and regulations are invalid on principle.. Regulations on hotels, car services, and money transfers are usually sold on being in the best interest of the people - protecting their
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Just moor those things out in international waters, float them a fiber line and say hello to the new floating Google Arcology.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    I wish we could get more tech-related startup stories out of Phoenix and AZ in general. The place has whole lot of capital and some pretty big tech resources in local big-name firms and educational opportunities, but so far has yet to lever
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    I wonder if that place has the correct permits to be hosting large parties.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    If you want to see an area startup aggregator that's both beautiful and useful, check out Silicon Shire (Eugene/Springfield OR) http://siliconshire.org/
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    They could get attempt to fight the court orders in a court more open than the FISC? I'm not sure how this could practically be accomplished, but it would be a good first step towards protecting the rights of users, instead of blindly
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Hopefully this project will come with increased openness about Googles complicity in the PRISM scandal. It would be rather ironic if this ends up protecting free speech everywhere except in America.
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    What innovation crisis?
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    But then people wouldn't click on his amazon referral links maybe?
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    Agreed. I wonder how the folks YC feels about this. Must be pretty embarrassing that an alum has so little confidence in their product that they'll bite at the first acquisition offer that comes around. They probably could have saved e
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    but no constraints on ham sandwiches
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    The affordable care act mandates people get health coverage, prevents denial of coverage due to pre-existing conditions, provides centralized services to purchase health coverage, and expands federal programs for medicare and medicaid. Your
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    by chadwickthebold 13y ago

    >LumoBack polled 2,019 adults for this survey. The company is backed by $6.3 million in venture capital.. Love this line, in the same vein as your comment.