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by honzzz 14y ago
>> I think that most people believe that the last few Tours have been clean. I used to race (although not on very high level), I know the environment and I would bet my balls that last few Tours have NOT been clean.
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by honzzz 14y ago
> I am genuinely nervous about it bringing someone else to work on the product for this reason alone. You gotta risk it to get the biscuit. It's just my opinion but I believe that sometimes the fear can cause more damage than the thing
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by honzzz 14y ago
And I would be especially interested in this site: http://www.creativegerms.com/about I don't see any similarity at all (except for maybe some basic stuff that can be found on many websites) and including them into that "ripping off" arti
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by honzzz 14y ago
> Letter grades from A - F would be a good idea. Their meaning and use has been ingrained since childhood. In many countries A - F grading system is not commonly used. For example in the country where I was born they use 1 - 5 grading s
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by honzzz 14y ago
I wish others used Egghead.io as an example how to do video tutorials. Finally high-res videos where you can read the code with no trouble.
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by honzzz 14y ago
That guy knows how to explain stuff. I also like that those videos are short and he tries to keep it simple and focused on one thing. I've tried to watch some videos made by Miško Hevery and others and they may be also great... but some of
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DRM in HTML5(manu.sporny.org)
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Concerns Raised About Aaron Swartz's Prosecution And The Wikileaks Connection(techdirt.com)
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by honzzz 14y ago
> One. It is a very serious mistake to deny someone the right to believe the correctness of their own opinions. This becomes very tricky when you have the power to enforce your opinions on other people. I think that knowing the letter o
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Aaron Swartz and the Questions That None Dare Ask Obama(huffingtonpost.com)
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by honzzz 14y ago
He is saying that like "it was just six months so it's no big deal"... but I feel it's not just about months or years in prison - it's more about human dignity. Face 35 years in prison or plead guilty and get only six months - how many inno
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Why Did The Secret Service Take Over Aaron Swartz's Case?(techdirt.com)
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The Case Against Aaron Swartz Was Complete Garbage(techdirt.com)
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What I Learned Running Companies on 4 Different Continents(conversionxl.com)
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by honzzz 14y ago
May grandmother had "slide to unlock" on her 100-years old toilet room door.
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by honzzz 14y ago
Off switch did not work for me because I could not switch off staring out of my window or biting my nails. One day I watched a talk by Tim Ferris and he mentioned the so called flash diet - in order to lose weight you take a picture of ever
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by honzzz 14y ago
Maybe have a look at Backbone.js: Hacker’s Guide: http://dailyjs.com/2012/08/16/mvstar-6/
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by honzzz 14y ago
Many countries do respect IP laws... they just do not have software patents. For example EU countries - huge, developed market, technologically advanced with well educated people. Their start-ups used to go to the Valley because that was th
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by honzzz 14y ago
But that "system of government granted monopolies" was supposed to channel money to those who create stuff, not from them. The problem with patent law is not that its government granted monopoly but that it's granted to those who do not bri
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by honzzz 14y ago
It seems to me that the US patent law is a system for transferring money from those who actually do stuff to those who don't. This is huge burden on business. Fear of getting sued to death is not the best motivation for creating new and exc