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fedd
15y ago
like passed it through myself. good article
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15y ago
> Writing something hackers think is cool != value unless your customers would be hackers (i am telling this to myself, to reassure myself)
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fedd
15y ago
afaik store is where you also just store things, while market or bazaar is where you sell them, not free... app store are too general words to forbid people use them
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fedd
15y ago
>Why..? maybe because if you invest when everything is definite, you take less risk and get less income?
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fedd
15y ago
SPB is not a single developer that made this success overnight. it is an established firm that made shells for smartphones for years.
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15y ago
by the way, there are theories that everything ancient really occurred not that long ago. if true, the graph may be less steep. if curious: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Chronology_%28Fomenko%29 (i think its bullshit but who knows? :))
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15y ago
to make people work for 10% less than average is a real managerial art. they use irrelevant motivations (like 'are you a man', 'you gave a word'), deceive people, flatter, promote jerks to make tension in the team and so forth. and even mak
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15y ago
i raised none, tomorrow i land a job to feed mah kids.
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15y ago
> I didn't expect the recommendations to be right for my name (they weren't close). how do you know? it's recommendations, not your current preferences. if you listen to break-bit-hard-core-metal-funk, it may recommend you some Tchaikov
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15y ago
> The best teachers I ever had were the ones who were unafraid to tell me exactly what I was doing wrong. doesn't contradict with > But as soon as someone says a software project is “retarded”, unfollow them. anyway, the teacher sho
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15y ago
i guess TC read HN ;) i wrote yesterday that it might be hard / dull to admin circles and that it should not mimic the real world http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2706410
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Walking Around In Circles: Will People Start Using It Correctly?
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
comments make sense, but then i think it'll be a bit complex to admin those circles. complex for general public, not us of course
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15y ago
that's like removing a guy from the circle in real life. not always easy
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15y ago
too complex to use may affect usage negatively. too many features is not always good. trying to mimic real live brings the complexities of real life to the web. check this: "With Hangouts, the unplanned meet-up comes to the web for the firs
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15y ago
the story would be more educating with some more details. may be it's really 16 degrees pivot, how do we know.
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15y ago
i foresee an article 'what we lost in the transition from keyboards to audio-visual interfaces'.
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15y ago
i love cats, and it didn't find anything in product search! "Buy all kinds of cats stuff with Product Search No results were found. Polite cough Couldn't find anything. Sorry. Try something simpler?"
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15y ago
"find my wife nearby" "explore my wife in 3d"
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15y ago
i made a minimalist web design for my project website http://vsetech.ru/ as i am not a designer at all, so i had to be minimalistic in order not to be very ridiculous. but i tried to make it look interesting. seems i followed some of th
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15y ago
i found the presented samples different from the original. it would be better if the drum lines from different songs were showed as notes, or i can't believe that they are derived. i think it's a stretch to make a beautiful statement, that
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15y ago
and it was 666 points a second ago. symbolic.
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15y ago
just provide free RFIDified pans for them to handle
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15y ago
biased or not, the poster tried to make an explicit comparison as he sees it, i didnt read something like that before. posts like this decrease the obscurity.
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15y ago
in Russia we have approx. 4 weeks of paid vacations which don't expire if you dont use them, people work from 9 to 6 with 45 mins for lunch, and from 9 to 4:45 on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays (40 hrs work week). If national holidays fall
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15y ago
capitalism! )
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15y ago
sad to learn that (though i personally would be able to speak Russian to those seniors)
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15y ago
ah, and the legal issues is interesting to discuss. as far as i am wrong, continental legal system neglects the shareholder agreements -> you'll need to give up more that 25% to VCs so they would not be afraid you dilute their share som
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15y ago
German isn't that spread in the world as English or French, so you can count on that if you speak English, you will be understood as Germans all speak English (as the opposite to France)
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15y ago
i heard that some people say that in europe there are too many holidays, especially in those countries that are not very rich. those people say, that these vacations, holidays and other evidences of socialism (or even laziness) are the caus
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