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by erikig 7y ago
Meh...call me when they approve Sky Burials...
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by erikig 7y ago
I'm pretty sure most visitors here are familiar with both of these since they are almost part of HN canon but I'll include them here for completeness: Jeff Atwood's - Coding Horror - https://blog.codinghorror.com&#
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by erikig 7y ago
These were probably the visual memes of their age and seem to have survived primarily because their patrons were able to pay for them to be immortalized.
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by erikig 7y ago
You'd be surprised how many entrepreneurs and VC's are average people...
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by erikig 7y ago
The full article available here - https://outline.com/xxTDbh
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No sex please, we’re millennials – Social conservatism on American campuses(economist.com)
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by erikig 7y ago
Who here isn't? I've been at it for 20+ years and I'm still learning to this day.
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For the first time there's more people worldwide aged 65+ than aged 5 & younger(reason.com)
93 points by erikig 7y ago|99 comments
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Why the Government Should Not Regulate Content Moderation of Social Media(cato.org)
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Why do some people react poorly, even catastrophically, in emergency situations?(protomag.com)
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by erikig 8y ago
https://jimedwardsnrx.files.wordpress.com/2009/02/pepsi_grav...
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by erikig 8y ago
As soon as I noticed that this particular post had more comments than upvotes I couldn't wait to jump in and read both the article and the comments.
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by erikig 8y ago
I don't mind the tweet follow-up articles at all - in fact I'd hope that writers with a platform would use said platform to expound on their twitter musings more often. Twitter is perfect for taking the temperature on an issue. Th
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by erikig 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JD2jCn0Wm0Q
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by erikig 8y ago
Crows sound like “caw” or “ca-caw” and ravens sound like “nevermore”
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by erikig 8y ago
I’ve also heard of a “conspiracy of ravens” used too
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by erikig 8y ago
Thank you, I like the concrete numbers. Is this per week or per month and how old does one have to be to receive it?
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by erikig 8y ago
I'm a big fan of both efforts. Ideas are a dime a dozen (if that) and I like the unconventional and challenging approach that you both took. I'm rifling through my idea notepad to pitch my hat into the ring :)
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by erikig 8y ago
This is a good question and I'm curious to see the HN community's responses. I would first check to confirm that the rating is statistically significant and sound. Do both companies you are comparing collect ratings from active te
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by erikig 8y ago
Circles Peoples relationships and interests tend to be grouped by their circles. Whatsapp and Facebook groups seem to understand this which is why they are soo sticky.
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by erikig 8y ago
This is lithub buddy - the photos are in your mind... ;)
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by erikig 8y ago
The Quest to Acquire the Oldest Printed Book that was the Most Expensive at the time based on the US/Sterling Pound Exchange Rate. It doesn't have the same ring to it...
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by erikig 8y ago
As soon as I saw this I had the thought... This is really not about coffee
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by erikig 8y ago
Will definitely check it out
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by erikig 8y ago
These are valid concerns. When a platform is young, it tends to cater to acolytes, sycophants and charlatans. I had high hopes for steemit or any similar platform given the success of its various centralized competitors especially with the
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by erikig 8y ago
My initial thoughts were: Such is the fate of efficient economies (like the US) that have effectively turned farming and logostics into specialized utilities Quickly followed by: Try enjoying your arts and entertainment when you are hung
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by erikig 8y ago
We've encountered this a lot and when sending emails to organizations that use Google Suite or Gmail. When we explicitly don't want the messages to be grouped our team has began making the subject of the email unique to the reques
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by erikig 8y ago
Just out of curiosity - why not? Content creators get crypto for creating and promoting content that would otherwise go to social marketing platforms and ad agencies - seems like a decent idea, no?
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by erikig 8y ago
Facebook was experiencing issues all day today. https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/13/tech/facebook-instagram-down/...
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by erikig 8y ago
That would probably be fine...until Apple created a rule to discourage and then eventually ban all apps that used that pattern without going through their API.

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