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by imoreno 3y ago
What happens if you don't pay? Or do they expect you to pay up front for essentially a pig in a poke?
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by imoreno 3y ago
>They would gladly click on a "sell my data" over a "pay money" button any day of the week. Even though many people assume it's this way, this choice hardly ever happens in practice. You allude to this yourself.
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by imoreno 3y ago
You're doing a very admirable thing, and this helps dispel the little voiced but commonly held perception that "everybody sells out" when they get big.
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by imoreno 3y ago
>Monetizing anonymous user data is happening on almost every website we visit - you may be leaving alot of money on the table by not monetizing your anonymous user data. Try dowloading Ghostry to see for yourself. Some people have no sha
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by imoreno 4y ago
This. Advertising is a fair idea in principle. When you make a new company that truly revolutionizes a product or service, people won't magically find out about it overnight. Word of mouth takes time. As a customer, I don't want t
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by imoreno 4y ago
Privacy is a self-evident and basic human right, like freedom of expression. The principle of this is already acknowledged in law. For example, reading snail mail is very illegal, and nobody questions what harm would come from someone readi
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by imoreno 4y ago
There is certainly more than one person who wants to reinvent browsers, even among web pioneers, I'm sure :-) Some things I'd like to see in the next generation of browsers: - Modular design. Many things like rendering engine, his
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by imoreno 4y ago
GDP, like many economic metrics, is of course not an absolute indicator of anything significant. You can set up two shell companies and have them buy and sell the same paper clip between them thousands of times a second, for a million dolla
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by imoreno 4y ago
Thank you! I've been interested in ham radio for a while, but I've been pushing it off since it sounds like it requires a big time investment which I can't do right now. Do people in ham meetups tend to be okay with people sh
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by imoreno 4y ago
Ah, great idea! I habitually avoid shirts-with-slogans, but I suppose this is a good reason to compromise on that :)
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Ask HN: Networking with hackers in a small town?
10 points by imoreno 4y ago|15 comments
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by imoreno 4y ago
This is a good suggestion. The title makes it sound like an article about some lesser-known but interesting compression algorithm. Turns out it's a Go puzzle bank. Nothing wrong with that, but it would be less confusing to make that a
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by imoreno 4y ago
>if you’re in an adversarial relationship with your manager Where did you get this idea?
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by imoreno 4y ago
This seems like a lot of work to save £0.13.
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by imoreno 4y ago
You would think that keeping the team effective is the basic job of a manager. Dealing with people who don't know how to do some part of their own job is of course an unfortunate, yet inevitable reality. But this is on the level of &qu
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by imoreno 4y ago
For me the bigger deal breaker was that Kinesis blocks my VPN.