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by k33n 15y ago
Listening to Paul Graham philosophizing about product ideas is like listening to product guys trying to talk finance.
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by k33n 15y ago
Zepto doesn't support IE at all. I'm all for not spending much effort getting stuff to work in IE, but it seems like a bad idea to take it so far as to use Zepto.
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by k33n 15y ago
This reminds me of some of the bad ideas I've had when intoxicated.
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by k33n 15y ago
I can't imagine that this will do anything but make people look really nerdy.
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by k33n 15y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like other browsers are free to implement the "pepper" API as well. It seems as though they are not saying "we're only supporting Chrome". They are saying "Chrome is the only browser that has implemente
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by k33n 15y ago
That was the most guilt-trip-laden copy I have ever read.
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by k33n 15y ago
If I can offer any constructive criticism it would be to get rid of the Facebook login stuff and just roll your own. Make it easy to connect with Facebook/Twitter/whatever, just don't limit yourself to Facebook users who are willing to conn
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by k33n 15y ago
Very cool concept. I think you'll probably even get some good traction with it. Love the "sync" aspect of it that means everyone in a channel is hearing the same thing. By the way, the fact that you're giving tools to people who listen to a
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by k33n 15y ago
This post strikes me as pretty arrogant, and maybe even a little deluded. 3-4 high-level Microsoft engineers are asking to join your startup every week, and you're sending them emails like that? If you can't afford to pay them what Microsof
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by k33n 15y ago
The only reason this demo uses a lot of CPU is because it uses a lot of tricks to stay under 1K. Any JS guy could get the same result with far less CPU usage. Also, HTML5 has nothing to do with CPU usage. JavaScript performance (which is qu
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by k33n 15y ago
It almost seems like a troll to me. It was written in Python.
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by k33n 15y ago
CNN, owned by Turner Broadcasting, owned by Time Warner, which supports SOPA.
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by k33n 15y ago
Love the idea, but the name is going to limit your market reach (if this is actually the final name).
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by k33n 15y ago
Trust me, it's not good. It's not a matter of adding "rounding corners and other gewgaws" (which you already have on your site, I might add). It's about knowing what you're doing or hiring someone who does.
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by k33n 15y ago
You're advertising an ability to make an ebook beautiful through formatting and styling, yet this is your Website: http://liberwriter.com/ I'd work on that if I were you.
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by k33n 15y ago
This should be called "A guide to scaling AWS written by a newbie".
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by k33n 15y ago
Not really. Takes about 5 seconds to get a new IP for an Amazon EC2 instance.
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by k33n 15y ago
Of course they want to make money though. They are a business. However, they've forgone more profitable business models in the past in favor of tighter control and they'll likely continue to do that.
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by k33n 15y ago
You think Apple cares about locking down a device just for the sake of taking advantage of the ignorant masses? The truth is a lot simpler than that. They aren't trying to enslave humanity. They are just control freaks with a culture of cre
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by k33n 15y ago
What's with people declaring things they don't like, or could be improved as "broken"? GitHub's forking is not "horribly broken". I like the ideas in this article, but they are just that: ideas.
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by k33n 15y ago
Thank you for your valuable and insightful comment.
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by k33n 15y ago
Because the title is sensationalist. Why is displaying a small non-invasive ad on the start page some great evil? How is it a "classic bait and switch from Google"? What other bait and switches have they pulled in the past? Do you think the
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by k33n 15y ago
This is totally moronic and a complete non-issue. Why is this on the front page?
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by k33n 15y ago
Is this a stab at Oink? Haters gonna hate, I guess.
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by k33n 15y ago
I think he means he'll look into.
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by k33n 15y ago
"Fixed" is relative. Personally, I enjoyed the game, and don't see any issues with the control paradigm.
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by k33n 15y ago
If Chrome is the market leader, you have a viable argument for not supporting IE at all. Or at least making it a low priority.
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by k33n 15y ago
Just so you know, I really don't care what you think, and I don't need your approval. Sorry you don't value free speech, or the rules here at HN.
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by k33n 15y ago
Imagine yourself picking up a law book and actually learning something. You'd delete your comments out of shame.
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by k33n 15y ago
This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever read in my life. Nope, haven't killed my company with a completely innocent comment made on HN. Sorry to disappoint you.

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