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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I would like to see a comparison of the personal assistant functionalities that you are speaking of. This study did not cover them at all. I feel like they are a much more powerful use of these types of technology rather than just searchi
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Semantics aside, my point is why would you not attempt to gain every bit of leverage that you can. There are no indications here that google is breaking any antitrust laws.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Sure, antitrust laws exist, but you don't handicap yourself before you're even breaking the law. And if you are breaking the law, then it is the justice system's job to stop you and that is who we ought to be upset with.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Why would google not promote its own services first and foremost? Why would they not use their market dominance to squash competition? That's how capitalism works. To not use their position to further advance their products would be
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I came to say this, but also wanted to add that searching a voice communication is quite problematic compared to a written conversation. For evidence of how unclear it is, just look at the amount of times journalists use brackets to clean
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
You are incorrect on Running. I know lots of runners that use the time to think things through, and I know personally that I have come up with numerous creative ideas while running.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Actually, they are talking about combination pizza hut and taco bells, which are in the same building (and owned by the same parent company). So it is slightly different. They are literally the exact same location, not just close by.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
> How about we develop public policies and environments where the family thrives? How do we do this? How are public policies harming this?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Why would you even purchase an iPhone then? Why not just use a dumbphone/featurephone? It's like buying a sports car and putting a governor on it that won't let you go over 35mph because you don't have the willpower to
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I thought this was relevant...from his twitter: https://twitter.com/OlinShivers/status/299525596634030080
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I think the debate is more about HOW we should break the cycle. No one wants people to keep being poor (maybe a very very small minority), but people disagree on how effective welfare (which seems to be what you are advocating) is at break
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
> I admire the Japanese honor though huh?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
The NYC Triathlon swim leg is in the Hudson as well. This year's takes place Sunday: http://www.nyctri.com/
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Could be my mistake, I didn't see a screenshot, maybe I'm blocking something
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
He said "Gallery Wall" from the second column. As if we would all see that post on the second column of the link he provided. That's not how pinterest works, it is always updating and changing.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I think more developers should "have a spine" by telling their employers that they refuse to work more than 40 hours a week. That's where the industry needs to grow a spine. You started off on the right track with this line
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Why the Security of USB Is Fundamentally Broken(wired.com)
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Well I live in Tulsa, Oklahoma so I'm very aware of what not being in the Bay Area is like. Not everyone on HN lives in the bay area startup bubble ;P I also think you added a lot more in your commentary than was laid out in the artic
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
How does this even work though? Most of the things that are interesting on twitter or pinterest are links to other sites. They really lost their value if you can't even click through the links.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
And with this comment you made more of a point than the entire original post.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I read this whole thing, I even continued when he showed a clear misunderstanding of how pinterest works (the columns aren't going to show the same "Gallery Wall" in the same column every time someone clicks your link!) I co
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I am thinking about it, actually. My wife's mother died from a head injury in a car (in the 90s with no air bags). I hadn't thought about wearing a helmet in a car much until reading this, but my car is also equipped with air ba
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
> Let’s first get one thing out of the way: if you get into a serious accident, wearing a helmet will probably save your life. Well thanks for wrapping up the debate in the first sentence after your intro! If a helmet will save your life
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
As much as I disagree with his entire premise, he does give the number per million hours travelled right after that statistic. Cyclist - 0.41 Pedestrian - 0.80 Motor vehicle occupant - 0.46 Motorcyclist - 7.66 This does not mean I a
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
So you immediately reported this to other government officials?
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
Well, the problem is too many people think an App is a Business. A really great app can create a business, but most apps are not sustainable businesses, and should not be confused as such. That said, if you redesign each time Apple updates
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
I always thought this was an interesting topic. I think it really leaves the door open for developers. I remember thinking a few years ago that most of the app ideas I had were already implemented, but now when I look for those apps I see
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
You are correct, this is a more accurate statement.
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
There is a concept of "free speech" and it has nothing to do with your employer. It is a freedom guaranteed against violation from the government. That is all. Any other use of the term is inaccurate. If you mean to say employ
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by justinpaulson 12y ago
If people mean "the ability to freely speak about something without being harshly punished for that speech, regardless of who does the punishing" when they say "free speech" then they have no idea what they are talking a

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