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by kyro 14y ago
You're looking for Dave McClure.
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by kyro 14y ago
My only issue with this email is that he used the subject "we" when mentioning grabbing a coffee. The current accepted standard of phrasing in business circles eliminates the subject and would read "would love to grab a coffee". Would love
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by kyro 14y ago
I agree. Although the symmetry of the design is inline with the tennets of Minimalism, it unfortunately makes for a piece that lacks movement and vitality. You definitely won't be seeing me walking through the West Village with that monstro
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by kyro 14y ago
Will there be a higher-grade customizable offering for us high-karma old timers who haven't seen a top bar in that color for years? I'd hate to associate myself with all these Orange Bars. Buying, nonetheless. Not to wear in public, of cour
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by kyro 14y ago
This looks great and I'd consider using it in the near future. However, with a service like this that drastically simplifies a legal process, I can't help but feel a bit wary. Are there any disadvantages to using Clerky over filing these
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by kyro 14y ago
So, both sides have pretty much spoken, and what irks me the most is that the LayerVault guys haven't provided any concrete evidence to support their claims; they've posted vague responses and joked about DMCA'ing their friends on Twitter.
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by kyro 14y ago
I wish Stripe would come to Denmark.
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by kyro 14y ago
This comment really rubs me the wrong way, probably because I was raised by two foreign parents who had a similar plan for me. From the day I was born, their wish was for me to carry on the torch of physician-ship to the point where I was t
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by kyro 14y ago
PG wasn't aware that PetSmart closes an hour earlier on Sundays, so he was forced to wait till opening this morning to get the additional hamsters needed to keep this place running.
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by kyro 14y ago
This is a really dismissive comment that could be used to trivialize just about any article and debate here on HN. While it isn't a big issue, this topic is something designer's do think about and a discussion about its effects on user expe
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by kyro 14y ago
I think pronouns should be reserved more for interactions, where a UI's personality really shines through. So when refreshing your inbox, you may see "Fetching your email", for example.
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by kyro 14y ago
I mostly agree. I also think that physical vs. digital is a big determinant of whether Yours or Mine is appropriate. When using a physical object, you are at the very least spatially aware of all of the components. Your pencil, car, hammer
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by kyro 14y ago
I think this is a sign of Microsoft's desperation to stay relevant. Most of the Surface reviews have spoken poorly about the device. Windows RT hasn't been well received. They've tried to revamp their entire image -- with new hardware, soft
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by kyro 14y ago
Right, for voice it's fine. For video it's garbage. I don't quite see how you're the opposite.
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by kyro 14y ago
What matters most to me is video chatting that doesn't suck. If WebRTC is that and only that, I would be more than willing to use another chat app as a buddy list and for chat history.
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by kyro 14y ago
Yes, please, please, please kill Skype. Kill it mercilessly. Using it has been the worst experience I've ever had with an application. I've been in a long distance relationship for a few years now and Skype has sadly been our main mode of
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by kyro 14y ago
This post is pretty childish. Competition and copycats have existed for centuries and will continue to exist long after you're gone. You think calling them out is going to cause them to have a sudden change of heart after they presumably ri
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by kyro 14y ago
Agree with other comments here. I've flipped through Wealth of Nations, Origin of Species and others and couldn't keep my focus tethered down. So let me ask you this: What are the top 10 essential reads of today for helping one develop a cr
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by kyro 14y ago
Just took two pictures in two different camera apps on iOS and not a peep.
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by kyro 14y ago
This was really great. Thanks for sharing it.
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by kyro 14y ago
Stop being so dramatic. No one in this comment thread has expressed an opinion anywhere near one of being opposed to allowing kids to yell out of joy or fright. Let me ask you: would you mind sitting next to a group of kids at the movie the
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by kyro 14y ago
I feel the same way about parents who want their kids to stop smearing spaghetti sauce on the walls. It totally ruins the creative process. Might as well kill your kid at that point.
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by kyro 14y ago
What is the point here? What actionable advice are readers supposed to glean from reading this article? It just sounds like you're being different for the sake of it. You're not really encouraging or discouraging, offering any advice or you
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by kyro 14y ago
You have to start somewhere.
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by kyro 14y ago
Tell that to the medical field.
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by kyro 14y ago
What's your opinion based on?
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by kyro 14y ago
I feel for the hamsters. I'd have a 400+ bpm too if I knew I'd only live for 3 years. But being serious, I'd like to see the the variance on those numbers. Bpm's of ~60 are normal for some, while others hover around ~90+. So within the rang
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by kyro 14y ago
http://i.imgflip.com/dk9r.gif
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by kyro 14y ago
I went travelling this past December and wanted to unlock my iPhone 5. I was told by AT&T I would have had to wait 2 years before I could get the phone unlocked...
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by kyro 14y ago
No, it is a very thick line. Save for a few situations where you might question whether what you said was misconstrued, people for the most part know when they're being civil or not. "I'm just a straightforward guy", "I tell it like it is",

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