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by funkyy 10y ago
But mostly are. Lets assume 90th percentile rule - 90% of comments below half of the page are worse than comments on upper half of page. While some comments might be quite good below, if you have limited time and want to be more successful
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by funkyy 10y ago
Wow, you jumped to some crappy conclusions rather quick. Maybe some people are not afraid of change, but simply use backspace on the daily basis? I am not one of them persons, but your reply is rather aggressive and assuming there is black
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by funkyy 10y ago
This is rockstar design for sure!
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by funkyy 10y ago
This is not groundbreaking to read, but it reminds me how some people are detached from reality. They think they are bulletproof, they bring so much value they can't be replaced. Usually this can be true only in very few situations lik
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by funkyy 10y ago
>And YT does have a page for improving homepage recommendations, which granted I haven't tried yet. Never hear of it. Can you share a link to it or a name of it?
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by funkyy 10y ago
Steam might lose fight for players in the future, but for sure it will not be to Facebook. Worthy opponent it seems is GOG, they are superb platform with great values behind their offering.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Wouldn't be wise to put lightweight solar panels on top of that? Seems like there is enough space to generate quite a good amount of electricity...
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Ask HN: What are the best product landing pages you've stumbled upon? #2
44 points by funkyy 10y ago|10 comments
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by funkyy 10y ago
I often use it to call my family and friend abroad. It is quite handy once you get used to it.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Not all laptop keyboards suck. I have Asus laptop and the keyboard is great, much better than mechanical for me. Light on the fingers with proper mechanics behind tapping keys. And I am developer, so I type a lot...
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Newly Discovered 'Blue Whirl' Fire Tornado Burns Cleaner for Reduced Emissions(umdrightnow.umd.edu)
1 points by funkyy 10y ago|0 comments
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5 Things I Learned Obsessing Over Elon Musk During My Internship(entrepreneur.com)
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Facebook’s legendary algorithm demystified(inma.org)
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by funkyy 10y ago
Yeah, you need to obey your jurisdiction. I am not in US and my home country guarantees free access to culture. Thats enough for me to actually be OK with torrents. Dont get me wrong, I pay for premium DI.fm when needed and go to cinemas, b
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by funkyy 10y ago
Sharing, not stealing. It must be comfortable to judge people from comfort of a couch in 1st world country, right? What about point in constitution of many countries about free access to culture? Music stars make most of their money out of
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by funkyy 10y ago
This seems like only usable at straight roads, where only regular passenger cars are allowed. Allow a van there or a truck and you are up for accident. Also, I would assume that some driver being all of sudden surrounded by this machine can
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by funkyy 10y ago
Sure, just talking overall. I see this trend starting on HN recently. I have seen few times when cool projects got hijacked even by owners of different, similar startups. Thus the comment. Good job btw.
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by funkyy 10y ago
While this is a good suggestion, shouldn't this have its own thread? This is "Show HN" - a chance to startup owners to shine. Such a post steals their momentum...
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by funkyy 10y ago
Wouldnt be easier and safer for timespace to just drop an artifact in remote area and then try to retrieve it though? Killing people as an timespace event could cause changes in to the world.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Maybe Tunguska event was first time travel that failed badly...
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by funkyy 10y ago
While your comment is right from my position (I often help startups to solve them problems) thanks for using "salient" - new really nice word goes right in to my dictionary.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Or you can buy studio in the city and huge farm house with land 1 hour drive away... Then weekends spend in your farm house and weekdays in your studio... It would be close enough to pop in in week days also. 1 hour drive aint bad.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Any citizen of 18 years or older who works, do community work and avoid criminal charges would be stage 3. If someone cant pass those 3 rules, then what value he will bring to society anyways? His vote should be penalized. Dont get me wrong
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by funkyy 10y ago
I think I might have missed the point of this. Is this just a predictability score - really simple one?
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by funkyy 10y ago
Yeah, and they are benefiting from it. Why would they care if other countries have bad tax systems? I dont see how this affects my answer.
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by funkyy 10y ago
Thats why I said "kind of". Real direct democracy should have those 3 fatures: -mandatory referendum each year (question added to referendum once enough votes have been gathered) - anyone avoiding taking a vote is fined. -3 answer
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by funkyy 10y ago
Twitter should grow horizontally now, not vertically. Company keeps a blind eye on its brand strength. Why not open up new services closely connected to Twitter: -Video Hosting site - YT and LiveLeak competitor, but without all the noise -S
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by funkyy 10y ago
Maybe Switzerland? Direct democracy (kind of) sounds like best bet...
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by funkyy 10y ago
Also video player is one huge click-machine. Every major player allows you to pause by clicking on video player window, Facebook instead opens player in new "window" with suggested content. I bet this accounts for a lot plays as w
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by funkyy 10y ago
Posts like that are why I come to HN. Even if my field of expertise have absolutely nothing to do with manufacturing, its nice to read about problems and solutions of huge industry explained in simple and clean language.

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