dennisnedry

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by dennisnedry 10y ago
Thank you, I kept looking for his name in the history of the Apple Newton.
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by dennisnedry 10y ago
Yeah same here, I'm a bit nervous giving out my personal information to perfect strangers. Is this site legitimate?
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by dennisnedry 10y ago
Agreed, it's annoying and frustrating. If you read the "Start Here" section, the author talks about the secret to financial success is to not have an "overpriced phone" and to "not drive a car". Yeah, thos
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by dennisnedry 10y ago
Typically people from politics don't understand business very well.
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by dennisnedry 10y ago
> we're not all xenophobic Trump supporters You had an intelligent response until you decided to generalize people who hold a political view different to your own.
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by dennisnedry 10y ago
Because it's still somewhat structured instead of not structured?
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Even by your chart, FB is still much higher than the other networks.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Just goes to show you how far a little compassion goes.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
The pursuit of discovering something new and interesting that could potentially change your entire understanding of the universe, is what makes science so utterly satisfying. It's like being re-born. Everything you once knew was comple
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Still not sure what it does - provides monitoring, analytics, and a nice UI for cocoapods?
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
I think you're just pulling conjecture from thin air without even bothering to look anything up.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Thanks.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
How do you get in? It looks like the front panel/window opens up.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Lumberyard is not open source.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Time to not vote for an establishment candidate.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
This is a big deal. In 2000, there were lots of H1B's that Motorola brought in to replace their programmers. Once again it seems that shady companies like Microsoft and Facebook are becoming greedy. The author also got the whole "
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
You may want to try leaving a tip for TechCrunch - http://techcrunch.com/got-a-tip/ Another one is Gawker (although are a bit more controversial, but they do like to stir the pot quite a bit) - tips@gawker.com If nothi
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
This is very interesting, especially when using two separate analytics software to see that Facebook is not producing accurate numbers. Has the author considered reaching out to a tech journalist and seeing if they'd be interested in p
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Why even use the word, "deserve"? It seems like this is a pathway to entitlement. Wealth is created, not distributed.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
> Take away the blue sky returns, and you take the motive that is most beneficial to the rest of the world. I feel this to be the primary reason we have the technology and infrastructure we do today. Take the Robber Barons, for example,
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Tried it on Mobile Safari (iOS 9.2) - works. Pretty crazy, there was no need to give permissions.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
It's an SMS, not specific to iMessage.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Social Media seems like the adult version of high school all over again. You have the bullies and popularity contests. Jon Ronson was one of the unfortunate who tried to tell the crowd that they shouldn't judge, and instead became one
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Accidently? Yeah right, Zuckerberg ordered that done intentionally. He couldn't care less about net neutrality. All he cares about is the almighty dollar. Here's another article on this "accident" - http://rec
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
I think the chef being interviewed is looking to become a "celebrity chef" by being a "white sushi chef". Perception is a big part of the culinary scene in the USA today.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Thank you for your honesty.
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
I was under the impression that today's VC guys were tech startup founders themselves 15 years ago. Is that incorrect?
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
It's not strange, Cruz is literally "pandering" to tech employees, who would not want to see their jobs being replaced via H1B's. Back in the 2000's, this is exactly what happened to Motorola. H1B's made peanut
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
It's the evolution of the community. When Reddit first started, it was mostly tech related; however, now it's filled with every conceivable topic you can imagine. I find HN to have much better comments than what you would find in
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by dennisnedry 11y ago
Agreed, this is just Wired's sad attempt to get traffic.

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