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by ignifero 16y ago
that's what i said to my flu virus!
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by ignifero 16y ago
Low tax rate, part of the EU and not blacklisted by OECD. But they do conform to EU legislation.
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by ignifero 16y ago
maybe we re seeing different results. mine have 8 incorrect assignments in the first page
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by ignifero 16y ago
A-mazing Also, notice the difference in number of results between C and C++ below: http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=if%5Cs*... vs http://www.google.com/codesearch?hl=en&lr=&q=if%5Cs*...
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by ignifero 16y ago
Agreed, but this one seems to be the perfect fit with google places and checkout. It's not great to see a Goliath taking on smaller competitors, but the truth is that Groupon hasn't innovated much since it launched.
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by ignifero 16y ago
Sorry, Groupon, it's not like you didn't have a buyout chance. (does this sound coming from the future?)
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by ignifero 16y ago
But that s what fb is already doing. They have a long term agreement with zynga to use fb credits exclusively, and they are extending that exclusivity to all developers starting this July
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by ignifero 16y ago
Facebook became popular without apps, true, but they have yet to prove how successful they are. Zynga is more profitable than facebook itself, that must mean something. It's just speculation, but i believe things will change as growth start
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by ignifero 16y ago
Thats why it says indirectly. Google can harm your traffic if they want to
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by ignifero 16y ago
I haven't seen the whole of it, but it's not ugly and doesn't break all the rules of good design.
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by ignifero 16y ago
You do not rely on other companies only when you rely on open standards. Web development is an example (although you indirectly rely on Google for example). All kinds of apps usually rely on an underlying commercial technology ( windows de
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by ignifero 16y ago
For some reason i always thought URLs have a max length of 1024. Is there anything about it in the HTTP standard?
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by ignifero 16y ago
a) Apps run on touchscreens. Your hands cover the screen so sometimes there is no visual cue. b) When an app is slow to respond, the audible cue lets you know that the action was performed c) iOS and android devices usually do 1 thing at a
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by ignifero 16y ago
Agreed on all. They need to do better work. We 've been much more satisfied with our previous currency processor. Right now, with the facebook credits option in the same page as other alternatives, 40% of our users prefer to pay through fac
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by ignifero 16y ago
So, who 's feeling bad, and who's feeling good about yourselves now? I feel good. I have some genius friends on fb who never post. It s the inherent antisocial nature of creative ppl I guess
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by ignifero 16y ago
Damn, I shouldn't have missed that post back then ... :)
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by ignifero 16y ago
I d say disqus strikes the best balance. You don't have to retype your name on each site, You can be as private as you wish and there are proper discussion threads. They need to work on speed and user interface. I also comment on blogs that
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by ignifero 16y ago
Not important. The question is: so what? people have liked products, actors, bands, cars etc, and have had no problem saying it out loud for as long as i can remember. Unless they manage to actually plow your brain, they can't make you like
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by ignifero 16y ago
The amygdala is generally linked to fear
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by ignifero 16y ago
That is good news. However, it 's not the first time a "social interview" style app gains momentum. They should work on retaining the users they gained some other way.
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by ignifero 16y ago
I wonder if this would get so upvoted if it was free.
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by ignifero 16y ago
See i think his choice of golf (or most sports where you rely mostly on repetitive physical training) is a bad one. It's like a brute force attack - effective, but not much of an achievement.
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by ignifero 16y ago
To see all these people doing all sorts of creative stuff here brings figurative tears to my eyes :) . Here's my humble contribution: - http://projectilo.com/ A project sharing site - http://askaround.me/ A local Q&A - http://pubce
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by ignifero 16y ago
Thanks so much. fixed
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Show HN: A place to get feedback on your projects(projectilo.com)
3 points by ignifero 16y ago|2 comments
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by ignifero 16y ago
I won't quit until there is a better alternative. It seems that ultimately it's the popularity of any aggregator that becomes its doom. Maybe stories run too fast so it becomes pointless to comment, or it is because everyone who disagrees s
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by ignifero 16y ago
Without trying to be condescending, no. I am not a golf fan, and I already know that practice makes perfect. If I were to devote 10000 hours of my life in something it would be more "cerebral" than a motor skill/sport. Just my point of view
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by ignifero 16y ago
Just out of curiosity, would you find it equally interesting if it was about, say, soccer, or about memorizing the Bible?
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by ignifero 16y ago
I 'll probably be buried for this, but how is this "hacker news"? I thought HN was moderated
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by ignifero 16y ago
That's also a good title for a blank book

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