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dzlobin
17y ago
Yeah, apple is really dead. They just released a huge product that the average consumer is crazy about. They will make even more billions than they usually do, and they are "dead". Face it, the hacker crowd will always have a soft spot for
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Are you high? Android has a better ux?? Android can be more open, and faster and everything else, but they will never get the upper hand on Apples UI design and UX.
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17y ago
Crudely worded and some unnecessary finger pointing here, but your point is correct, to some extent. As they say, it's 99% perspiration. As far as DHH and JF pitching a part-time work ethic, I think you missed the point. DHH frequently talk
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17y ago
RMS' setup just makes me sad
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17y ago
Spoiler Alert: It's all Mac.
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17y ago
It's certaintly very linear, but I wouldn't say you don't go back to it.
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xkcd: Seismic Waves
(xkcd.com)
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certainly, but I can throw 20 off the top of my head who are way more important.
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bit.ly as one of the 20 most promising startups? really?
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My sister's cord blood was stored. I cant remember details but just recently I read an article in the news about a child who was saved due to the doctors being able to use her cord blood to do something or other.
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Nice to see all you guys moving to the NYC area, shoot me an e-mail once you are all here and I'd love to show you guys around. http://groups.google.com/group/nyyc Our NYC HN / Hackers & Founders meetup, we usually meet the last thurs
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Works fine on my blackberry and chrome/ubuntu
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Y Permutator
(ypermutator.com)
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Its overpriced on some items unfortunately, but its trickier to track some other shit down so the convinience is worth it
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17y ago
This is an amazing blog in general, I highly reccomend it
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17y ago
Willpowder.net is a good place to start, shoot me an email for more info on the topic in general including where to buy obscure shit, I cook a lot with these ingredients
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17y ago
That was really one of the worst articles I have read in a while. Maybe 2 or 3 lines with any real substance, and while someone may have learned something form them, I think the average HN reader not only knows those lines, but likely can e
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17y ago
http://www.ehow.com/topic_197_arithmetic-basics.html
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>> "If there is an obvious product need to satisfy us, we would have already created it." Although you're generally right. I'd have to say if startup founders are working almost around the clock, and said product would take longer t
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HNRFS: Help me help you; whats missing from your day?
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This is the second product with a better specsheet, but we will have to see if they can come close to apples design and UX skill. on another note: was nobody reminded of these? http://www.1800petmeds.com/images/products/420/10860_420.jpg
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17y ago
I always appreciate active customer support/outreach like this. Keep up the awesome work
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Are they really still calling him that?
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17y ago
I like the site, nice and simple. My only question is where do the quotes come from? I hit f5 too fast before noticing one of the quotes was by "Heywood Jablowme"
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17y ago
Keep up the awesome work. This is by far the most real-world applicable intro to rails that exists. I recommend it to anyone I know that is looking to learn rails.
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http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-3-120-GB/dp/B002I0J4VQ/ref... first google result. 34 for sale just on that page
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17y ago
FWIW, the chances of someone hacking my OnStar are far less then me having to use it I lock myself out of my car or if my car is stolen, in either case OnStar is a huge help. I think I'd be willing to forgive them
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This was written by someone I know, it wasn't a shill. Clearly her experience was just better than yours
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Tell Bay Area HN: 100 things you must eat in SF
(7x7.com)
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The ideas aren't pessimistic; you're just preaching to the wrong choir. Those aren't startup ideas, those are huge problems that need research and huge amounts of capital. People also need cars that don't use gasoline and a hundred other th
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