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by entangld 16y ago
They need to advertise that
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by entangld 16y ago
1. Allow the user to easily separate public from private personas. It could be public Linkedin-type profile to general views and allow informal personal profile like Twitter to exist for personal friendships. 2. It's not really about the
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by entangld 16y ago
Google profiles need to solve facebook's privacy problem. Do what the competitor's aren't doing. Let us have control over what we share. They disrupted email with with gmail (by offering the storage space people wanted) they should do the s
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How to kill a successful company.(itc.conversationsnetwork.org)
1 points by entangld 16y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 16y ago
Has Google been putting out really cool stuff consistently over the last few years or is it just because I'm constantly on HN that I see this stuff? Anyway, I'm really starting to like Google again.
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by entangld 16y ago
"One Googler we talked to was irritated by a new risk being introduced into their compensation package." Risk is part of being a startup. If Larry Page is turning Google back into a startup, he's going to need people who have the hunger and
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by entangld 16y ago
where's the poll?
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by entangld 16y ago
There was a tweet that said #newTwitter was revealing the timelines of other users so they shut it down and reverted back to #oldTwitter.
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by entangld 16y ago
Good writers are those who keep the language efficient. That is to say, keep it accurate, keep it clear. -- Ezra Pound
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by entangld 16y ago
The most difficult thing about self-teaching is where to start and what to read. If there were recipes for learning all major concepts in every discipline (currently working on this) self-teaching would be much faster and easier for everyon
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by entangld 16y ago
It wasn't fair, but I wasn't intentionally taking you out of context. I was kinda heated and paraphrasing from memory (not an accurate way of quoting). It's not specifically against you, but against an attitude many other people have. The p
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by entangld 16y ago
Geez where do we get these stupid fallacies? >"There are some things that can't be self taught." Do books not matter anymore? The most brilliant ideas ever conceived and implemented in society are written down. All information that goes
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by entangld 16y ago
McClure -> http://ontwik.com/startup/start-up-metrics-that-matter-by-da...
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by entangld 16y ago
I don't see the point in attacking the character of people who have accomplished great things. What does a person's private life have to do with their struggle against a government? Usually, not very much. It's just a more intellectual vers
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by entangld 16y ago
That article used a lot of words to say next to nothing. It only mentioned what is going on without describing any effects at all. I personally don't care if administrators have no educational background. They may be very strict professiona
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Transformative Power of Personal Projects(vimeo.com)
2 points by entangld 16y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 16y ago
I disagree. We keep having disagreements on the "nature of man" brutish v. noble savages. Maybe there is no single type. Maybe its our population that has two natures and a static percentage of us are brutish (37%) and short and the rest ar
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by entangld 16y ago
Facial recognition software on the web + Facebook photo tagging policy = Another reason Facebook sucks
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by entangld 16y ago
Facebook friends are not really friends. There is a huge level of distrust in the community when you can't speak your mind for fear of being fired or tagged in compromising photos. These are not real concerns I have when I'm among real frie
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by entangld 16y ago
to be honest I kinda like that. Life is short, so use the best calling card. -> then explain why it's the best. 1. Record your calls, etc...
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by entangld 16y ago
Life is Short. Record Your Calls. I wish you would slow the pictures way down and have them fade into each other. They are all pictures of relaxation but the flipping is a little hectic
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by entangld 16y ago
Maybe this is true, but it's actually my hate for Facebook that prevents me from clicking ads? There are billions of Facebook ads. Isn't the click percentage ultra tiny? People aren't searching when they see Facebook ads. I imagine they're
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by entangld 16y ago
did they really mean (type at least 32,000 WPM)?
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by entangld 16y ago
Yeah I was definitely not referring to any clinical definition. Anonymous seemed to describe it in an informal way so that's how I responded.
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by entangld 16y ago
You definitely sound depressed. I like to think of happiness as something I'm either taking in or using up (like food). Starving people can't immediately eat large meals. I would think of your condition in the same way, except you're starvi
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by entangld 16y ago
When I was describing my project in my YC application, I didn't realize it could work for two of the ideas that they wanted to fund. Too bad I didn't click the button in the application. I guess I read that list in December or January and n
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Dead simple data mining kit(readwriteweb.com)
3 points by entangld 16y ago|0 comments
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by entangld 16y ago
Online anonymity is free speech. That's why it's so uncomfortable. The spirit of liberty is the spirit which is not too sure that it is right. -- Learned Hand
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Chernobyl survivor's message for Japan: Run(aolnews.com)
35 points by entangld 16y ago|20 comments
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by entangld 16y ago
That's a legitimate argument, but you could say Groupon was pretty easy to copy. Like magic tricks, the magician is like the first one to discover an idea is possible... I mean in general. I'm not calling mine magical.

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