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10y ago
finally someone with a semi-large following is taking a stand against big social.
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10y ago
could there possibly be an enormous sinkhole beneath or nearby the pilons?
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10y ago
this is awesome! great work.
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10y ago
it's unfortunate theranos didn't pan out. seems like a technology capable of what was claimed would be incredibly beneficial for diabetics.
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10y ago
also "isn't x doing the same thing" is a great thing! it means there's a market for some thing! if there's a market there may also be underserved demand. if that's the case then you can clone an existing busine
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10y ago
our government doesn't give a shit because we "hack" foreign nationals/governments so regularly that 130k accts doesn't register as an issue. it really is child's play
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10y ago
bro imma let you finish but "the government should be part of he solution?" Hahah wtf Bro the gov't regularly "hacks" all the things(including the internet of things) legally that I literally couldn't give a sh
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10y ago
tech makes music cool sometimes
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10y ago
Reddit has been on my shitlist since the Ellen pao situation. How anyone uses that site after how the Reddit community treated her is beyond me.
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10y ago
is facebook okay? how many developer hours went into making their emojis animate properly ? i don't want to say it's a waste of time/shareholder value but it might be. still interesting though. gonna check it out.
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10y ago
i don't mean to be a dick but citing airbnb and facebook seems like bad taste. those companies are massive outliers with billion+ dollar valuations. nowhere near your average ycom startup. i think i'd be smarter to cite maybe smal
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10y ago
the government will not let the blockchain exist in any capacity dealing with financial trsnsactions. it's used primarily for fraud and speculation which the SEC is actively trying to prevent in financial markets.
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10y ago
"quitting tech" usually means severing ties with the valley. working in tech anywhere else in the world is nowhere near what it's like working in tech in the valley.
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"If people come in asking for a room, and you think they look like trouble—rowdy college students, say—if you have ‘Vacancy’ out there, you’re kind of obligated to give them a room,” to put it another way, the "no vacancy" si
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10y ago
fascinating. stats.com charges like $80k per season per sport or something like that for access to their live game data api. world chess should take this all the way, airing the moves for free is undercutting their business model. seems lik
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10y ago
there's zero evidence in 1. that he 1) had paralysis 2) went to china 3) got stem cell treatment.
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10y ago
Work/life balance makes you a better person too
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10y ago
Facebook live seems to be doing pretty well so this seems likely.
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10y ago
Norman mailer use to say that if he woke up and didn't feel like writing that he'd write himself into a good mood. If whatever you're working on isn't doing that, do something else.
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10y ago
the problem is the deeper fundamental philosophical conversations about truth and the meaning of truth and relativism and biases etc aren't being discussed at in the tech community let alone at FB/Twitter HQ. Having a lil fact che
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10y ago
i think they both hilton and kardashian had nip-slips and leaked videos. maybe that's the future though; privacy is premium service wherein you can dole out whichever tasty bits you like while all the other pleebs live out in the open.
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10y ago
you don't even need a phone to track people. facial recognition tech, shitty surveillance cameras, and algorithms could likely be used in combination to tease out any persons exact location for a given time to a pretty high degree of a
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10y ago
Congrats you've reached the end of your programming career. Sitting at a computer all day actually is quite uninteresting and boring. It's the light at the end of the tunnel or big ah-ha moment many programmers have. It's sim
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10y ago
English prime should help you become a better writer if only because it forces you to consider sentence structure which forces you to pay closer attention to what you're writing. I didn't use it here because I'm lazy.
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capitalism is a failure because it destroyed earth.
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10y ago
or just very sophisticated economic warfare
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if they get really good at retrofitting their recalled shitty hardware then maybe this'll just be something samsung owners should just expect going forward. i hope this doesn't happen in their heavy industries unit though. can you
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10y ago
the position is probably pointless and is why he left. it's cool that yc experiments with shit like this but didn't work out and now he's doing something else. hardware is hard.
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"and making sure your solution is easy to maintain and nurture in the future" ...this is why programming is boring there's nothing actually more exciting then building out a whole idea and being like "didn't exist,
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to be fair though, if you're feeling severe anxiety you should go see a doctor. i've been seeing a lot of articles on hn lately that are like "just think your way into a good mood yay" or "heres arbitrary reason for
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