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by jasallen 13y ago
Also, Am I the only one who now has Macklemore stuck in his head?
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I think its a nice idea, the core problem is what others have identified: people will send crap. What about charging people $120 / year to sign up? and then they get their $10 /month back. No one will make money, but if you'
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by jasallen 13y ago
I don't know anything about dsl's commenting history, but this comment sounds elitist. Not sure if you meant it that way, but your point would have been made without the implication that top schools are a requirement to be global
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India High Court: Couples who have premarital sex to be considered 'married'(thehindu.com)
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by jasallen 13y ago
Huh, I didn't get that, but I think you're right. deep :-)
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by jasallen 13y ago
"US...are doing to journalists" The US government, still maintains a pretty strong protection of journalists. They will go after the leakers themselves, but rarely even attempt to make a journalist reveal a source, let alone pr
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by jasallen 13y ago
I agree with you, it went to the absurd. That point had already been made over and over, but I should have reiterated it. My intent was to talk about some other aspects that I thought hadn't been addressed. On a related note, I would
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by jasallen 13y ago
Also, I think its important to note that no one is disputing Destruction of Property as something they genuinely are guilty of. If there was naivety involved in this, I genuinely feel for these people. If this was the stand they wanted to
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by jasallen 13y ago
huh, and phrases like 'mumble on' make your point stronger? I wonder, what have you stood up for? I was trying to have an exchange of ideas, but as long as we're making it personal, people who save their bravery and vitriol
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by jasallen 13y ago
This line of discussion rather proves the original point. We don't know if unbounded fruit consumption is bad. Of course unbounded simple sugar consumption is (we think) but some evidence has shown that for whatever reason, sugars
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by jasallen 13y ago
I completely agree with negligence on the part of the facility management and entire hierarchy of responsibility there. I just think it's a separate issue :-)
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by jasallen 13y ago
I don't particularly agree with them, frankly, but I would still hold them up as an example of the proper use of civil disobedience as a tool to affect change. a) broke the law, knew there would be consequences b) did not cause harm, i
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by jasallen 13y ago
This isn't a reference library. In the absence of a citation, I think its perfectly acceptable to automatically read that (or any comment post or blog) as "My perception is..." and move on without criticizing.
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by jasallen 13y ago
"broke the story" is a very generous description of the original, sensationalistic, poorly supported, hype bait (the powerpoint article).
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Make A Microscope With A Laser Pen(youtube.com)
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by jasallen 13y ago
I agree that's an issue, and I also agree your workaround is the only one right now. That said, I view the architecture of having the client machine do view logic as being more sound, and I view the issue to which you refer as an SEO issue
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by jasallen 13y ago
I guess I'd say most of us try to encapsulate it in directives or use the scopes that are there for us, but even Angular uses JQuery or its own jqLite under the hood. edit to add: In fact, on further reflection, Angular passes JQuery or JQL
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by jasallen 13y ago
I think people who've worked a lot on 'classic' web pages misunderstand some things. Angular and other MV* frameworks are not out to replace or add on to JQuery or Underscore or any other JS toolkits. They are out to replace Rails and A
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by jasallen 13y ago
...googling Julian Assange is left as an exercise
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by jasallen 13y ago
I philosophically believe hacktivism or any kind of demonstrative breaking-of-unjust-rules is a good thing. But 'unjust' is the key. and I think this is reflective of the wiki-leaks/anarchist culture of "breaking 'any' rule is a good thing
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by jasallen 13y ago
Genius. Stupid. And Genius.
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Ask HN: Best resource for learning social media marketing?
3 points by jasallen 13y ago|2 comments
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by jasallen 13y ago
I use this on a regular basis, its great. It's not full documentation, it's a quick reference "cheat sheet" and perfect for it. (I have no affiliation with ProLoser) I'd love to hear what BrianPetro is talking about beyond a fly-by cheap
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by jasallen 13y ago
So. wait. I can't actually write software for alien beings? Tease. Anyway, agree with the sentiments personally, but not sure that's true of those who identify strongly with the moniker "programmer".
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by jasallen 13y ago
Great article. Putting in terms of where these laws came from (the need to abolish the monopolies granted as favors) helps put it in perspective, and makes you realize we've come full circle. Same problems. Of course, I'm the choir on thi
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by jasallen 13y ago
It's more akin to saying "Antibiotics for every cold and allergy needs to die", which, is true. The other poster said the meme needs to die, not all preventative medicine.
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by jasallen 13y ago
I disagree with this rule as phrased, though I agree with the examples: "MODIFYING COMPONENTS BASED ON WHO THEIR PARENTS ARE" In the example there is a 'regular' version of widget and a couple 'special cases'. I think if it was treated as
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by jasallen 13y ago
Speaking of 'lists of things to go back to read', I really need to go and read every essay he's written. Every time somebody links one on HN, I'm blown away.
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by jasallen 13y ago
huh. I kinda feel like everyone should learn a little graphic design. I get that I'm at odds with the general feeling here, but, eh, I'm comfortable being contrarian.
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Ask HN: If clean simple design is better, why are magazines so busy?
1 points by jasallen 13y ago|1 comments

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