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9y ago
Yep, most of these charts are based on Facebook engagement. If you anayzed the top trigrams of headlines posted to HN I think you would get quite a different picture, though some similarities as you say.
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What if you only know how to write Javascript?
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A lot of people have no idea you can take a photo with the volume buttons. I frequently see people struggling to take selfies with the touchscreen button.
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Data is giving rise to a new economy
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Make America Hate Again
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First Amazon Prime Air Delivery Made in UK
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Amazon is eating the software (which is eating the world)
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Tech Titan Peter Thiel Explains Support for Donald Trump Amid Controversy
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Does anyone else feel that a site called "You Might Not Need Javascript", probably shouldn't use Javascript?
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What Should You Choose: Time or Money?
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It's not even about marketing, just building something of actual value. I doubt this girl has spent much if anything on marketing.
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10y ago
London largely voted remain so not really. However I think youth are rightly frustrated about London prices
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Odds are we're living in a simulation, says Elon Musk
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Only humans, not computers, can learn or predict
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Singapore Is Taking the ‘Smart City’ to a New Level
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Our software must get better
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11y ago
tl;dr "Everything Should Be Made as Simple as Possible, But Not Simpler" - Albert Einstein
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Ironically I need to log in to view this
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Twitter to Cut More Than 300 Jobs
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The Alleged $7.5B Fraud in Online Advertising
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The underground world of drone racing in Australia
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I can also back this up from experience reviewing a Packt book. By the end of the process I regretted starting after quickly realising the quality was so low.
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A cool idea, but I think the business model is flawed. I would think about dropping the subscription. How many people can be free the same weekend several months in a row for more than a few months? Probably not very many who can also commi
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12y ago
We use to use http://sendy.co/ which is a self hosted solution, but doesn't really offer anything in the way of templates and lacks some features. We ultimately left as we now use Intercom but I'd be interested in
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12y ago
Very important point, especially for the HN audience. There's some really good principals here but in reality you don't need to worry about most of these an an early startup. If you use modern frameworks then a lot is taken care o
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Cool idea. Unfortunately I've yet to see sentiment analysis even really come close to providing any useful insights. It's just not accurate enough on 140 character tweets.
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Perhaps what might also be a nice idea is offering something similar to startups from developing countries. I'd imagine most students in the west are comparatively very rich.
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The point about the type of work you're willing to accept is critical. In my experience freelancing, the clients that pay the best and offer the best projects will want to meet you occasionally at least. They'll also want commitme
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This reminds me of the "directory submission" services SEOs used years ago. Personally I doubt it's worth submitting to more than a few, Crunchbase, Angellist etc. In any event, I've never seen any significant traffic fr
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Love this! But I'm surprised not to see main Spanish cities on here. I took a short trip to Seville and was amazed how cheap everything was (I live in London). There was an abundance of Airbnb accommodation, eating out was cheap and yo
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