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by collypops 13y ago
Need a generic PRISM involvement denial statement? Well you're in luck: http://colingourlay.github.io/deny-prism
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Deny PRISM - Generate a PRISM involvement denial statement for your company(colingourlay.github.io)
208 points by collypops 13y ago|14 comments
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by collypops 13y ago
If I was to make a guess, I'd say that the lack of comments has a lot to do with nobody wanting to be the one to tell Derek he's wrong. I find it refreshing.
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by collypops 13y ago
I'll consider it when you support your claim with evidence.
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by collypops 13y ago
This article explores the creation of the vector animations on Playground's new landing page, which you can see here: http://playgroundinc.com/
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The Playground Vector Animation Process(playgroundinc.com)
2 points by collypops 13y ago|1 comments
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by collypops 13y ago
Hopefully they're as humble as the creators of amber.js
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by collypops 13y ago
Rob has been testing (and modifying) Soylent for mere months. He has a bunch of human Guinea Pigs that have been testing various mixes for mere weeks. How is a Kickstarter-esque campaign the logical next step? It sounds like the guys behind
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Don't Let Architecture Astronauts Scare You (2001)(joelonsoftware.com)
3 points by collypops 13y ago|0 comments
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by collypops 13y ago
Facebook are stepping into new (for them) territory here. Unless this is an acqui-hire, it may be an "X isn't shutting down" statement I can believe.
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Self-proclaimed LulzSec leader arrested in NSW, Australia(abc.net.au)
1 points by collypops 13y ago|0 comments
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by collypops 13y ago
> Finding Apple untrustworthy doesn't somehow make gossip suddenly trustworthy. I wasn't implying otherwise. The point I was trying to make is that, although Apple undoubtedly know more than any journalist looking to spin a yarn, it doe
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by collypops 13y ago
What excellent advice. Let's just trust that we're getting balanced statements about Apple from the CEO of Apple.
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Technical Interviews Suck(blog.getify.com)
2 points by collypops 13y ago|0 comments
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by collypops 14y ago
I think it would be very easy to draw conclusions from this piece if you get a few paragraphs in and either fill up with rage or smugness, but it really is worth reading all the way through before commenting. It's impossible to write a piec
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by collypops 14y ago
You're a bit behind in the news. It looks like things will work out OK for the guy [1], and the girl did get fired [2]. As a footnote, public shaming was how we got into this mess in the first place, so I wouldn't wish that on anyone. [1]:
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by collypops 14y ago
1) It demonstrates the man's ability to provide useless expensive things rather than their willingness to prepare for tough financial times (which are more common at this early stage in family life). 2) See: 1) 3) It demonstrates to the wom
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by collypops 14y ago
This discussion has being going on for a very long time, even on HN. The article is very much a response to what has come before it. Sure it's a starting point for a thread of discussion we're having here, but it's by no means the _start_ o
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The DOM isn't slow(blog.korynunn.com)
166 points by collypops 14y ago|125 comments
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by collypops 14y ago
> * Is this story “newsworthy” or am I being asked to publish a press release? > * Do I have an “angle” from which to write the story (first company to do X, company does biggest X, consumer behavior is doing X)? > * If I’m cove
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Why Your Marketing Campaign Sucks(techcrunch.com)
3 points by collypops 14y ago|1 comments
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by collypops 14y ago
I wrote a post about a year ago, to open up a discussion about what browser vendors can do to encourage rapid prototyping designing in the browser, by giving them tools for visual design that they would opt to use over software like Photosh
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by collypops 14y ago
I think it's a great little package; the perfect gift for an Indiana Jones buff. Unless that Indiana Jones buff is also a graphic designer: "This is amazing! All of the little details like the illustrations and photos make it look really au
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by collypops 14y ago
From what I read, he doesn't want to write code because it's the hyped thing. It's because he understands the power a person wields when they know how to code. He compared it to the power that the clergy wielded in the middle ages, being ab
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by collypops 14y ago
Sorry if I mislead you. This is not my project. I just thought it was HN-worthy.
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Will.i.am: 'I want to write code'(guardian.co.uk)
7 points by collypops 14y ago|6 comments
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by collypops 14y ago
If you're curious about the algorithms used, hover over the column headers. Click any of the rows to see the data sources and individual stats.
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StartChart - Growth metrics for 1,724 Australian startups(startchart.com)
27 points by collypops 14y ago|25 comments
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by collypops 14y ago
What I learned from being rejected by PICPC
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by collypops 14y ago
Perhaps my point was too subtle. Yeah it was a cheesy play on a line from that Facebook movie, but it hid what I really wanted to say, which is: There is no number of votes that could possibly stop Facebook from doing whatever they wanted t

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