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Ask HN: If you've got $1 Trillion for a Year. How would you best spend it
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11y ago
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12y ago
Ever heard of 'fast-paced' work environment. Sadly I run a tiny small company, where we make it loud and clear. That it's fast-paced work environment, full of stress, haste and everything in between. Even for me as an owner,
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12y ago
>Or was the problem merely that the right combination of features for such lightweight computers had not yet materialized?
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Aero 8
(morgan-motor.co.uk)
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12y ago
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frade33
12y ago
an ordinary tale of, one of the millions of adsense-salary drawers, who were suddenly fired. Starting from the 1st 'Panda' update. I didn't know it mattered much in the 1st First world, but imagine this in countries like Indi
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frade33
12y ago
Shortly after you receive the question paper, the question paper is sent to people outside, either through windows you can see, or by taking 'pee break'. after which they prepare answers and deliver them through windows, or they t
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12y ago
Google is doing, what a $300 Billion enterprise can do., than a billion people need. Most enterprises of their scale are focused on the later. I meant, Glass and Chromebook are 'awesome'., but did or does it make sense, theverge r
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12y ago
Remove distractions = More Productivity. Simple as that.
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frade33
12y ago
I really have no idea, what criteria is the most important for apple. However for me, when hiring these points hold most value in the order they are mentioned. 1. Type of Person. (Preference to be given to a positive, honest, candid, compas
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frade33
12y ago
it wasn't point of my post, I never meant, one shouldn't try. actually this is how all of these big Giants in the industry have succeeded and come along. But still, what my post missed was the emphasis on the 'rational'
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Chat in Firefox, Seriously?
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12y ago
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frade33
12y ago
Just last month I finally sold my 15" MBP (early 2011) for $500 after whining on reddit, and having no chance of repair, except the apple auth. guy said, I need to change motherboard. http://www.reddit.com/r/apple&
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Before Flat, Web Design was like this. And I miss it
(ibm.com)
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12y ago
Cars used to be mechanical miracle, today they are controlled by 'computers' and 'softwares'. Above all, their pricing is rip-off for high end cars esp., I am not currently sold for electric-only car, but I am more favor
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12y ago
this has been the case with all of us, and what is even worse, the google has developed a steady habit of screwing things up, and it does not even consider the risks involved., the risks here being the user adoption/retention/aban
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12y ago
Eventually, whenever you become an employer. You would probably and most probably get the NDA signed. Esp., if you are a small business, because you are more at risk from your employees than competitors. Although I am not in a sofware busin
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frade33
12y ago
In our times, being good at things is not enough anymore. You have to be a 'specialist' and in some cases, chief specialist, and you can only be one, if you have dedicated yourself to it 'solely'. Jack of all trades and
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frade33
12y ago
Computer. Tv. Phone. Camera. Radio. Internet. Car. Bike. Wheel and computer and camera are wholly new ones. Among many others.
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Ask HN: What are the 10 new inventions of the decade?
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12y ago
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Is the human body structure best suited to their intelligent brain?
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12y ago
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12y ago
It's awesome, design and animations need little tweaks. But another issue is. HN API Health? It's pretty bleak time to time.
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12y ago
Jesus! it's perfect. and because MS got it right. compared to apple or pebble. in short, 'band form factor' is the one I was hoping, when apple introduced its watch. I was bit shocked when it was actually rounded-square shape
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12y ago
I asked, because I would keep saying (li) is lee. and my teacher was like what? So I felt little awkward, but believe me i can never pronounce it like ... eel iee. like my teacher did. So I asked everyone just uses 'standard' pron
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Ask HN: How do you pronounce code syntax
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12y ago
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12y ago
This could be because, robots don't have ego or feel proud in giving an order., they don't have emotions too. So for human this is just a message received to act upon. than the 'order' given by a human in a tone which va
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frade33
12y ago
This is beyond stupid and this is not even untrue.
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12y ago
at the risk of being stupid, which I am, 'aint they beating the dead horse' i'd love someone to enlighten me, if it was really worth it and why? They tried hard to build an 'elite' club of rich twitter users, and it
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frade33
12y ago
spoiler: never use linkedin when logged in.
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12y ago
http://longr.co (a longer tweet web app) brand new. it supports markdown, the post i wrote couple of days back. http://longr.co/1h34Wk I am primarily using it now as my blog. but sole problem here is i love it s
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frade33
12y ago
It's not only me, just about everyone. and there is no resolution.
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