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by coryl 14y ago
That is an outstandingly mild offense and does not broach anywhere near the borderlines of "arrogance".
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by coryl 14y ago
Is this kind of like Testflight?
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by coryl 14y ago
Scorched earth, like Saddam's army torching Kuwaiti oil fields as they retreated in desert storm. If they can't have it, no one can, I guess.
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by coryl 14y ago
Perhaps for psychological effect
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by coryl 14y ago
I suppose they'll release another article in a few months, and then another one a few months after that.
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by coryl 14y ago
Hypothesis: some people have a social 'security blanket' and are unwilling to do things alone, and thus miss out on opportunities to do interesting things. Perhaps OP was one of those people, and is now sharing/inspiring others to do the sa
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by coryl 14y ago
https://angel.co/minbox Not much to see from the screenshots, but a lot of buzz.
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by coryl 14y ago
Is this the same article that was deleted? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5064586
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by coryl 14y ago
Here's a quick tip: you can also disable arc for older libraries should you need to integrate them into your ARC project. Just use the -fno-objc-arc flag ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6646052/how-can-i-disable... )
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by coryl 14y ago
I would never pay a huge lump sum for a "forever" or "unlimited" service. Nothing lasts forever, nothing is unlimited.
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by coryl 14y ago
To be fair, what you work on is almost always confidential and thus protected by signed agreements. If your technical specs and docs were passed along to an outside party, you probably wouldn't be happy either.
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by coryl 14y ago
Super curious to hear about the legality of something like this, have you looked into it?
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by coryl 14y ago
*Well you edited your text to be more specific, so I edited mine :)
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by coryl 14y ago
You mean buy a house in cash? Or afford a mortgage on your own?
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by coryl 14y ago
Alright, so why don't content producers have a right to be successful in showing advertising? I understand you can do whatever you want with your computer, but that doesn't get to the root of our ethics discussion. I think its a cheap escap
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by coryl 14y ago
That's a false equivalency isn't it? Systematically removing all advertising from all webpages is not the same as getting up for a drink of water while watching TV.
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by coryl 14y ago
Do the producers of content have a right to monetize their audience via advertising?
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by coryl 14y ago
Check out http://www.nissan.com - crazy that it still doesn't have a useful home.
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by coryl 14y ago
Have you done any presales stuff? Have you talked to customers, drummed up business yet? Have any of them seen your prototypes? If you haven't, you may be shocked once it comes time to sell.
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by coryl 14y ago
You learned a lot from your failures!
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Ask HN: Your biggest accomplishment in 2012?
5 points by coryl 14y ago|6 comments
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by coryl 14y ago
The nibble technique reminds me of how clients drive freelance web developers insane.
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by coryl 14y ago
Question: why would anyone want to use this? Who uses it or is the ideal market? Inputting data on a touch interface is terrible, so filling out several forms looks really tedious.
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by coryl 14y ago
Get off HN and play, there's plenty of time in the new year to work :)
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by coryl 14y ago
Is there evidence or any cases of criminals doing informational background searches on their targets?
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by coryl 14y ago
The name isn't worth that much unless its valuable on its own. Does it get typein traffic? Does it generate revenue on its own with a landing page or adsense page?
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by coryl 14y ago
Don't they notify you if they remove your app?
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by coryl 14y ago
Hate it. What are our options for deleting/preventing this?
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by coryl 14y ago
People do love their brands, such as Coca Cola, McDonalds, etc.
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by coryl 14y ago
Isn't the more sensible solution just a solar panel + outlet apparatus for charging anything? They could keep it at home.

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