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Is It Mission-Critical? The One Question That’ll Help You Ship Sooner
(mergenote.com)
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How And Why I Became A Shill For Zynga’s “Draw Something” On Japanese Television
(tech.li)
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Kauffman: VC is Broken
(thenextweb.com)
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Daily chart: The sun never sets
(economist.com)
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This Hack Lets You See What Facebook Thinks You Like Best
(tech.li)
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Your Job May Be Killing You
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Facebook To Trade On Nasdaq Under Symbol FB
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Facebook has apparently allowed married couples to announce expected children for over a year now. http://mashable.com/2011/08/01/facebook-expecting-option/
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SXSW Problems
(twitter.com)
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A Game Engine For An Entire Planet
(tech.li)
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Instagram worth a half billion dollars? Sure, and I'm Mick Jagger
(thenextweb.com)
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15y ago
Exactly.
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Exactly. I've made the same comments re being the customer vs. the product regarding Facebook. Except with Facebook, there's a lot more than users' attention on offer to advertisers. The real question is, would content quality improve if we
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15y ago
I like to think of the information I consume online as more than "inventory".
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15y ago
I've used icons from TNP in several projects. I really like the designs, and I'm very surprised someone hasn't submitted it yet.
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Ask HN: What are your favorite fonts?
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It's really interesting to see people engage with an inanimate object as if it were a person. I think it's the adorable voice and the "face" (such as it is) which does it.
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2 things: 1. As a socially-awkward smart dude, the last section of the post resonates with me, because I'm getting over a lot of my social awkwardness through interacting with women. And it's great. 2. I don't know what all the fuss coming
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A Steve Jobs action figure!
(inicons.com)
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Why Teach For America Is Not Welcome in My Classroom
(laprogressive.com)
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First off, I kind of feel bad for Tyler. I've had a similar experience with a web app I designed, and it sucked. Second, I'm inclined to believe he (and I) ran into trouble because our apps were one-time-use or occasional-use tools. The fre
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Happy New Year from Chicago!
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15y ago
Can I ask a really dumb question? (I myself have only been programming for about 9 months, so take this into account.) >>Learning Java first will be even more difficult and may cause long-term damage depending on the amount of OOP k
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The funny thing is, I encouraged him to learn Python first, precisely because of its efficiency and flexibility, etc. I pointed him toward "Learning Python", the absolutely massive book from O'Rielly, and Learn Code The Hard Way for Python.
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See, I don't know what he wants to build. He's still figuring that out. I recommended Ruby because I think he's going to end up working on web apps and the like. I also think he's inclined to get involved with the startup scene, where I kno
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Thanks.
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Ask HN: Convince My Friend To Learn Ruby, Not Java, As A 1st Language
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Thanks for disabusing me of my misconception. However, I'm going to have to do more homework on this before I'm willing to concede that you're right.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm under the impression that government employees' correspondence with a private company is confidential.
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Now, to be fair, most Christians haven't read the Bible.
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