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by dot 15y ago
i hope this is incredibly subtle satire.
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How Whole Foods Became The Luxury Brand Of Millennials(fastcoexist.com)
1 points by dot 15y ago|0 comments
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by dot 15y ago
I wonder if there's cola that is still made with active coca ingredients somewhere in the world. I believe chewing on coca leaves is legal in some parts of South America and cocaine is legal in some european countries... with the recent "bo
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by dot 15y ago
iBooks Author widget export is huge. Well done! I feel like this is one of the best deals in software. $50 is an absolute steal.
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by dot 15y ago
I really like something about this. I wouldn't call it a hyperlocal flea market, that makes me think of craigslist for my block, when I think what you're trying to do is more of an etsy meets gumroad.
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by dot 15y ago
you don't release payment to the seller for X days. enough time for the buyer to file a complaint...
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by dot 15y ago
I guess Airbnb and Dropbox could go public if they wanted. The stock market likes companies that print money!
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Are you scientifically literate? A quiz.(csmonitor.com)
7 points by dot 15y ago|11 comments
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by dot 15y ago
internet access is not a human right. the crimes this guy is on trial for mostly took place on the internet... he can talk to his lawyers on the phone. he should be happy to be out of jail and go enjoy the outdoors!
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by dot 15y ago
I'd add StackOverflow to that list!
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by dot 15y ago
while I agree that it sucks, that would be really hard to change. if parking pages were to become illegal, it wouldn't take long for parking providers to turn in to "blog hosters" or whatever. I see empty storefronts in prime areas of SF al
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by dot 15y ago
Would have been funny to include craigslist.
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by dot 15y ago
Now that you've sold your startup you could climb again, right? I've heard a good break can bring your skills to the next level!
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by dot 15y ago
The other day I was reading a printed version of the NY Times and I caught myself trying to flick scroll a column with my index finger once I reached the fold. It made me smile.
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by dot 15y ago
This is just a start. We have some other ways to sign up in the pipeline.
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by dot 15y ago
Hey HN, All our startup friends are having trouble finding good engineers to hire, while some of our friends who work at big companies are looking for new challenges. But they don't read HN or TC. They don't know where to start looking. So
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Show HN: We want to help startups poach engineers from Google and Apple (loftjobs.com)
6 points by dot 15y ago|11 comments
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by dot 15y ago
I'm always impressed by people who programmed before the answers to programming questions were so easy to find (basically before stackoverflow :).
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by dot 15y ago
I guess Google will be able to fill this automatically by checking your Google calendar for recently added events in other cities. :)
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by dot 15y ago
Does that get charged to the business or does Groupon cover the loss? I was under the impression that Groupon sells businesses on the fact that a certain percentage of users will never redeem.
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by dot 15y ago
I agree with the sentiment that Apple probably wouldn't do this on purpose, but the last lost prototype made it on to the cover of just about every commuter rag in the world... That's a lot of free eyeballs.
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by dot 15y ago
No. "You're supposed to not worry so much." People are drawn to people that are happy. It's a very attractive trait.
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by dot 15y ago
This is one of the major strengths of YC. They can build a small, profitable company with customers that read HN and TC. This gives them time to build a good product. Once they have that down they can go out and raise some money to help the
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by dot 15y ago
One thing I'd like new task managers to do is import tasks from other apps like Things or Rememember the milk so I can get going quickly. But it looks good!
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by dot 15y ago
wow, thanks! very clever. this type of thing probably works in a lot of places.
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How should I seek my fortune?(ask.metafilter.com)
1 points by dot 15y ago|0 comments
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by dot 15y ago
You don't really need an app for that. I transfered all our domains away from GD and it's actually pretty easy once you get the hang of it. The settings (mostly just nameservers) transfered automatically.
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by dot 15y ago
sounds like a good idea in theory, but the reason some businesses tend to like groupon is that it brings NEW customers in the door. it's a marketing platform and businesses know that can be expensive. 50% is a lot to pay for a customer rewa
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by dot 15y ago
That's where I was expecting this story to turn in to an ad for Square.
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by dot 15y ago
Gar nid gwüsst dasses so viel vo üs git hie uf HN :)

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