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by deleted_account 13y ago
Programmers live in this weird state of superimposition where things are both, "lol, i could build that in a weekend" and "Your budget is $10K!? You have no idea what's involved in building a website."
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by deleted_account 13y ago
weaksauce
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by deleted_account 13y ago
> (Yes it's a bad design) Exactly my point. This whole site strikes me as programmer hubris.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Et voila! http://imgur.com/RluUCMn
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by deleted_account 13y ago
What? Why? Is this a bug? It seems like their system is working great. It just gives bad advice.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
I'm legitimately confused. Is this supposed to compete with or replace healthcare.gov? I just ran an insurance search for a hypothetical Californian couple, late fifties, with an income of $60K. CoveredCalifornia found me plans with a
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Because it's such a maddeningly blatant shill post which, out of context, would be considered the worst type of spam: a single link to a "Find hidden hot cruise deals" site. And in the context of the post it's not much b
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by deleted_account 13y ago
1) Post fluff blog post about how cruises are great places to work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6697416 . Get upvoted. 2) Follow up with link to the website you built to find cruise deals. 3) Profit. How much are yo
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Michael Bernstein had a great talk on Distributed Systems Archaeology at RICON West yesterday. Video coming soon, but here are the notes: https://speakerdeck.com/mrb/distributed-systems-archaeology
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Oh FFS, if this were "Ask HN: What are the hottest startups in The Valley right now?" it would be summarily ignored. At least I hope.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Other cool RMS hacks: http://www.stallman.org/photos/hacks/ I guess.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
This may be the referenced thread: https://www.noisebridge.net/pipermail/noisebridge-discuss/20...
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by deleted_account 13y ago
An HR article with broad emotional appeal! It's like opening a fortune cookie and reading, "You are destined for great things." Of course we're all too smart for our jobs! © Human Workplace 2013 Please sharelike this com
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by deleted_account 13y ago
But we'll miss out on all the future lols: Welcome to 7CupsOfTea! Connecting you to a specialist now... You are connected to Listener "Twogirlssevencups" <needshelp56> Hi, thanks for listening....I feel li
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Interesting. I've always thrown in with the hacker crowd, but everything about this PR stunt has led me to believe speakeasy.is the type of business I want nothing to do with. The laws this thread contends they're violating strike
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by deleted_account 13y ago
"The video was viewed 500 times, almost entirely by people in Las Vegas according to the analytics. It was a huge hit, and we thought we left a pretty good impression. (Except with the department of health, hah!)" http:/&#x2
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by deleted_account 13y ago
http://placeit.breezi.com/3c07b95
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by deleted_account 13y ago
By all appearances this is a trickle of links vaguely related to web development. Thanks for sharing? edit: I'd be more interested in how you're using ifttt, pinboard, and wordpress to generate the site.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Oh my gosh! You're right! I should have known that from the ample context provided in the post and linked page!
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by deleted_account 13y ago
"Ben Schwartz (born September 15, 1981)[2] is an American actor, comedian, and writer. He is perhaps best known for portraying a fictional version of himself..." Oh wait, no? Well, his twitter links to some Magic the Gathering sit
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by deleted_account 13y ago
"Glass has a packaging so slick and gorgeous it makes you feel like you’re unboxing an Apple product" Ha! So much for Google setting their own precedent on quality. Google is shooting themselves in the foot appealing to reviewer&#
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by deleted_account 13y ago
I know for a fact that this is how Microsoft gets all of their office furniture.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably
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by deleted_account 13y ago
What, uh, is missing from the One that you would expect out of a gaming console?
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by deleted_account 13y ago
I think you have to abandon the premise that the XBox One is primarily a games console. That, and a whole host of other assumptions like watching "TV" on your television; who watches television anymore? Nobody I know even has cable.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Guide to Starting a (Really) Successful Business: Step 1: Start a successful business. Step 2: Use the money from step one to start your really successful business. Step 3: Profit
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by deleted_account 13y ago
I imagine a future where instead of running the gauntlet of clipboard wielding public researchers, it'll be pseudo-entrepreneurs hawking their herp-derp OS app.
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Path gained quite a bit of attention when this happened: https://www.google.com/search?q=path+upload+contacts And the FTC policing COPPA isn't really new either: https://www.google.com/search?q=coppa+violation+cases
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Shopper prioritization application ( http://www.akamai.com/dl/feature_sheets/Akamai_Shopper_Prior... ). Linked to a page which displays one of four random mp4s which refreshes once every thirty seconds via a meta refresh. Magic!
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by deleted_account 13y ago
Less experienced workers are typically cheaper because they're less productive. You may luck out hiring a super-productive, recent graduate on the cheap, but they'll quickly learn their worth. Your second point sounds purely anecdotal. My e

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