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by julianpye 14y ago
I tend to give my brain play-time, when it can freely roam around. At that time a whiteboard however is much more useful than a browser with tabs, where you will end up with 40 open tabs that you plan to 'work through'. What I also found m
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Got a 500 early on, only once, then not again during the next 45 minutes...
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Are the servers for the I/O registration process definitely in the US only? If so I really have a problem, since I saved up the airmiles and am so ready to go.
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If everyone listens to the same problems that people have and listens to similar customer views and uses the same MVP techniques, all startups become the same. Well, we're there - millions of graduates from business schools are coming up wi
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If infringement goes to court, the content owner needs to prove that they took adequate measures to protect their property and that they tried their best to alert the consumers of what constitutes the violation. This is why there are techni
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I think the biggest problem is not so much the equity that you can lose, but also the time startups lose, especially in many of the newly created accelerators. I have seen founders being obligated to attend 9-5 in poorly designed co-workin
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by julianpye 14y ago
I used to work for one of these companies in exactly such a role. Initially my mission in standardization bodies was to look after consumer rights, but it changed to accommodation of IPR patents in the DRM field. There is a group of about
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by julianpye 14y ago
Audible is great. I love listening to books while taking a long walk or going on a cycling tour. For some reason this combination makes audiobooks almost better than reading.
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Ask HN: What did you buy accidentally that added so much value to your life?
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Lovely story! If the author ever wants to apply to YC, he has a perfect answer for the 'hack a system in real life question' :)
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Maybe it's similar for you to how many people were surprised by their level of grief, when Princess Diana died. Girls growing up in the 80s grew up on the fantasy of being like her, chosen and given wealth and fame and becoming a queen. And
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This article highlights one really big drawback to 3D capture. When we researched 3D at my former company, we realized that while in the 70s you were able to provide color TV with the backwards compatibility of black-and-white to consumers
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Lovely! Such simple integration with Twilio is simply excellent in combination with the push features. Keep those partnerships coming!
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This is great! And perfect timing! Just today I was starting to write a set of external hosted scripts to generate XML from my Parse objects, but this makes everything much easier. Parse is just terrific!
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Taking Soundcloud aside, the German scene simply lacks technology-driven innovation and technology insights. As an insight example - how does one expect to produce a productivity platform called Wunderkit that is intended to be stable enoug
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TI is an enormous risk-taker and has performed huge strategic game-changing shifts over the years, just like Motorola who it used to compete directly with and which became an entirely different company, too. TI used to have a typical 'hire
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by julianpye 15y ago
Basically the count minus my views was 30 - a few days after posting the page showed the video directly, so deducting this I thought this may be the number. However, we look freaky and have weird accents, so maybe our views were just for am
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20 video views and a few LI views from 'stealth startup in SF area' - We haven't put a demo online until our patent app goes through the first stage. The whole process was fun though - especially after posting the app we realized how confus
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by julianpye 15y ago
This is a clear departure from the old Sony. Sony used to be all about locking developers and content providers into proprietary platforms, raising platform value through exclusives and lowering cross-platform development. They started off