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10y ago
What is the first answer referring to? > i avg about 16% on every sale (>cough<…i mean 'loan') that i make
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Huge spike in pending Bitcoin transactions
(blockchain.info)
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I agree with you and don't follow the arguments against this – Snowden represents a bargaining chip in Russian international relations, by definition by being "wanted" makes Snowden an asset in the hands of Russia – this isn&
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10y ago
It's an op-ed from an editor at the paper responsible for breaking Snowden's story (The Guardian), and it's sitting on the front page of NYT as we speak – what more do you want?
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10y ago
I mean, no one is forcing you to use this product :) but I actually find the ratings to be really directionally accurate, which considers them in aggregate, and use this site all the freaking time. Yesterday I needed a decent conference cal
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> The fact that Cuba managed to reach the standard of living that it did while almost completely disconnected from the world economy is remarkable How would you describe Cuba's current "standard of living?" You imply the c
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10y ago
It appears to be a real project - https://github.com/apache/flex-asjs
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10y ago
The whole node ecosystem is a mess. Shrinkwraping is a pain, easily bottoms out due to node's small default stack limits, and often the only solution is to `rm -r node_modules` and rebuild the dependency graph from scratch.
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This is kind of built in to React Native already, but they use their own packager (ReactPackager) instead of webpack. Would be neat for ReactJS and React Native tools to converge at some point!
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Here's an editable demo written in JS (just hit "preview"): http://tinyrave.com/tracks/67/remix
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10y ago
It'd be cool if you could create a permalink from a github URL (with a line no. param). Then the interface could look like tinyurl (anonymously paste a github link, get a sourcegraph link in return). Bonus points if it simply redirects
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Show HN: Let's make music
(tinyrave.com)
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Hey guys! I made this. It’s a site for synthesizing music in JavaScript. The API only has one function! Try this, make some edits and hit preview: http://tinyrave.com/tracks/new Shoutout to Gibber and Wavepot which bot
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Show HN: TinyRave – SoundCloud for JavaScript Music
(tinyrave.com)
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ZIRX Drops Its Consumer Valet Service To Focus On The Enterprise
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
Any chance you could add a license? Very neat! :)
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11y ago
I assume this is accidental?
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11y ago
Huge win for YC. Congrats snowmaker!
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11y ago
What's preventing something like this from wide-spread use? I'm always amazed (read: disappointed) humans are still involved in so much of the diagnosis process.
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11y ago
Lessig's proposal, per https://lessigforpresident.com/the-act/ : 1. Make election day a national holiday 2. Implement ranked-choice voting[1], and draw districts for equal representation[2] 3
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11y ago
> The root cause of the things you love about HN is that people are honest. I've been here a while and that's never made HN great. HN is supposed a welcoming place for smart folks with an interest in the small intersection betw
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Even by Hacker News standards this comment is disappointingly negative. You'd do well by including even the tiniest bit of positive feedback – this collection obviously took a lot of work and apparently you were engaged enough to make
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Sports Bars and Biker Gangs – The Death of Reddit
(chuqui.com)
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There's no reason to pick Offense vs. Defense any more than there is Social Security vs. Education. It's just a question of budgeting. Why wouldn't we invest in both?
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I have some experience in this area. If you build a mobile app you can try for a license with CL. Otherwise expect a C&D shortly, CL's lawyers are pretty on the ball.
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This is not "the next big thing." It's actually symptomatic of a bug in silicon valley culture - high profile entrepreneurs aren't allowed to fail in the same way as normal folks. When these studios work, it's not b
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12y ago
You see this in the startup world in general. Worth noting there's often a lot going on behind the scenes at zombie startups – off-label experiments, etc., so they can be less dead than they appear.
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12y ago
The cheapest pair of Beats is $99. Are they moving upmarket or have they always been so expensive? Compare with Skullcandy earbuds, which seem to be of similar quality, starting at about $20. Interesting strategy if that's the case. De
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This isn't really a breakthrough in object identification, as much as it is a clever pairing of identification with (mostly existing) language systems, is that right? Wondering whether there's any merit to sibling comments specula
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12y ago
Uh – you're arguing tDCS is a form of mind control?
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