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Cool HTML5 Canvas Effect
(dangerspunk.com)
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It has been pointed out several times that new items submitted to HN have increasingly less chance of being picked up because of how fast the new items page scrolls items out of sight. This problem will be growing as HN gets more users. May
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Digital retouching: Physical implausibility
(economist.com)
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15y ago
Is it? Didn't know. I don't use reddit. Any reason why HN doesn't do it that way?
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15y ago
I bet he did it in a throw-away virtual machine. That thing has spyware written all over it.
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Ask HN: Noise in HN, an idea to throttle it down
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Good luck with it! It looks pretty amazing! What did you use to create the charts?
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Dangerspunk - Dizzy HTML5 Canvas
(dangerspunk.com)
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Maybe I'm being naive, but this sounds a lot like critical software that, if compromised, could be a danger for our society. You would definitely want that piece of software to remain as secure as possible: open source is definitely the way
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15y ago
Cool site. You should really put overflow: hidden to .sidebar. Man, we should really start to use a few different themes for bootstrap, all new sites are starting to look alike... a lot!
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I don't want to be the "yeah, same thing happened to me!" guy, but I had an awful experience with E*trade, back when their stock went down I decided to move some of my money to Bank of america... That wire took about three years to complete
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15y ago
Not to take anyone's side, since I don't know the details, but maybe they suspected the account was using an stolen CC? I know companies tend to aggressively protect credit card holders (specially since rollbacks are so expensive). I'm sure
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That screencast is unwatchable! Why are there two people talking at the same time???
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15y ago
Interesting read! Very cool to see how your ideas evolved and morphed with time. I'd like to get in touch with you. Whats your email address?
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The Scientist´s Pursuit of Happiness
(johannorberg.net)
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Trelloapp is pretty intuitive and not bloated at all, might be worth giving it a try. Also there is the app interstate, YC backed.
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Why Apple Doesn't Want Your App
(hackerboss.com)
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WeekendHacker
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The web will be a better web when IE6 and IE7 don't need to be supported. Think of all the time that was wasted working to support them. Following Steve Jobs' analogy of saving lives through speeding up boot time a few seconds: how many peo
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Sounds like a great thing to A/B test, doesn't it? I would definitely test the different buttons and see what works best!
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That's debatable, but its entirely a different point, we are talking here about "rich" at the Bill Gates scale.
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The problem is simply that we can't all be rich. We can all be billionaires, but we can't all be rich. The intrinsic limit comes from the fact that wealth itself is relative. Using your example, Microsoft's creation of value to such a large
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If that were the case, thousands of people with bill gates's wealth, either you would have an accumulation of capital at the top that would be unsustainable, or more likely such a devaluation of the currency that having a hundred billion do
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He says after being a millionaire there is not that much of a difference with being a billionaire.
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The idea sounds pretty cool, you should make the "uncertainty" of the purchase clearer. I would also drop the word "preorder" and use a different word. Also you should consider displaying how many purchases more are required for the product
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I have to say, I tend to partially agree with both of you: admins shouldn't be submitting articles that won't add to the discussion, so I would drop the first part of your proposal. For submissions that have already made it into the site an
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"It’s 10%. You want a dollar, you ask ten people. You want ten dollars, you ask a hundred people. 10%" Given the ten people are mostly independent events (unless they perceive the previous responses), this would fall under the Montecarlo fa
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Really? I need to submit a ticket after registering to give it a try? Ok, cool, thanks but, too much work to try it out. Would make more sense to queue me in and limit sessions to 5 minutes or something like that, but that much interaction
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They are in Argentina. If you are lucky enough that they will actually allow you to receive the package at all. Just try to buy a Kindle, once it reaches customs they keep it there and there is basically nothing you can do about it.
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A simple "help me choose a plan" type of wizard would definitely help strip the complexity of the pricing to the buying process.
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