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How To Start A Successful Blog(postmasculine.com)
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The Prime Belief(postmasculine.com)
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Needed to be said.
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Reread the blog post. Misunderstood the issue. I stand corrected.
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by frasertimo 14y ago
They advertise that it will work?
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by frasertimo 14y ago
It seems the reason for your disappointment was lack of research. If you knew you were going to use it with projectors, I'm not sure why you wouldn't look into that, especially since the Macbook Air only has thunderbolt.
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Not sure. Maybe it triggered some sort of filter because it's about pornography. Does anyone know if there's anyone you can contact about this? I've tried emailing the ycombinator address, but I'm not super hopeful for a reply.
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Not really, the other elements of sex are what keep 'regular' sex interesting; the connection, the variety of foreplay or positions, the fact that there's a real person there :D I won't pretend to know much about the science behind it, but
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Take a look at http://www.yourbrainonporn.com/ . It's an entire site dedicated to explaining the effects of porn on your sex drive and encouraging men to give it up. Lots of links to supporting evidence there. The article is really more ab
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Definitely agree that it was and still is a trend. I won't claim we were the first to distance ourselves, but I think we were the best! Our POV on what defines 'pickup' advice versus regular dating advice is that 'pickup' is the decision to
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Thanks. One of our unofficial goals is to not be an Askmen ripoff with better writing. I enjoy reading Askmen articles once in a while, especially when I need something very specific and practical like how to tie a bow tie, or when I want t
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Employee of the site here. Just want to point out a few things. 1. The submitter of the article to HN has no affiliation with Postmasculine as far as I know, nor did we request them to post it here. We're very grateful for them doing so how
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Hey guys, I work for Postmasculine and just wanted to jump in quickly. First, thanks for sharing this Arun2009. I've been reading HN daily for the last 9 months and love it. Amazing to open up my computer today and see us as the number one
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"Wealth is having the freedom to maximize one’s life experiences"(postmasculine.com)
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by frasertimo 14y ago
Disagree. If you look at all the three camera apps next to it (including instagram) they all have the camera lense. It seems facetious to suggest this is 'copying' Apple. Also, what's the big deal with making it similar to Apple's App? Anyo
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by frasertimo 14y ago
I don't think we need to get all defensive about this. Yes we overtweet, share, retweet, 'like', etc, and we love how self-aware we all are. Good point, Teddy Wayne. Now, what suggestion do you have as an alternative to offer? Ah, I thought
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by frasertimo 15y ago
And at the same time on HN there's a link to Aziz Ansari's new standup special which I can buy for $5, despite the fact that I live in 'lil old New Zealand. Tim Cushing is right; I don't want to hear your ramblings about licensing or rights
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Agreed. Times when I was afraid to tell other people about something I was working on/wanted to achieve were the same times as when it/I wasn't good enough.
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Oh my god. Rolls eyes . I believe that the ban on electronic devices during take off, taxi and landing is completely unnecessary and founded on paranoia. I think the ban should be overturned as much as the next person. BUT. Do you really h
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Well yes, that's why it's my opinion. Just a thought; when you get all these angry responses from people criticizing what you wrote does that make you think 'huh, a lot of people are mad about what I said, hence I must be wrong', or 'huh, a
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Sounds like you get an ego trip off your depression. Some of the worlds greatest artists, inventors, etc did their best work because they confronted the darkness of the world, and the darkness of themselves. And because of their darkness th
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Well good god that was awful. I agree with the Author's final points; that there are less wars, disasters, etc, and that the world is a better place than before. But it seemed like he just wanted to go on a long-winded pleasure cruise telli
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Every morning before I start work I write a brief paragraph on what I am planning to work on today, and what I need to achieve to call the day a success. Keeps me focused and acts as a trigger to immediately launch into work: "Right, I've g
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by frasertimo 15y ago
It's cute, and I could see where it could really help some people out, but overall I think people just need to take more responsibility for demonstrating their romantic interest. Even if it doesn't work out, I think it's healthy to air thes
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by frasertimo 15y ago
I feel the article was far too one-sided and didn't really do much to start a quality debate around this issue. Let's look at this from a hacker perspective. Does an instance exist? Yes. Is this instance replicable? Ah, now we have a questi
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by frasertimo 15y ago
This is definitely a plus overall, even if there are one or two potential flaws. What's concerning for Startup Visa proponents is that the Visa risks being overshadowed by these changes or seen as a bridge too far by wary politicians. I thi
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by frasertimo 15y ago
This. Right here. Upvote it now. I work in a small start-up making educational software, and this is exactly the kind of thing I want to achieve. A couple of months back I read John Holt's famous book 'Why Children Fail' which had a profoun
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Well I'll admit I don't have the experience in this area as that of Prof. Norm Matloff, but I've heard this story many times before, and it usually turns out to be the same; if you're complaining about foreigners taking your jobs, it's almo
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Ok you're right, but why argue the semantics in this case? The author's point is that too many start-ups are creating fun apps that give little moments of joy rather than ones that noticeably and significantly make life easier or better for
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by frasertimo 15y ago
Well the author worked at Facebook, so you've got to think he truly believes they were changing the world. His work on the 'like' button was that of a small cog working to achieve that change. And as often as I openly express how I dislike

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