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901.
by kyro 17y ago
What's fascinating is that these two, seemingly independent, brain lobes work in such beautiful unison. The up/down regulation of neurotransmitters and agonist sensitivity to compensate for and mask illnesses is wildly interesting. Also, I
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A Tour of my Brain(dustincurtis.com)
101 points by kyro 17y ago|15 comments
903.
by kyro 17y ago
What matters exactly?
904.
by kyro 17y ago
I also noticed that if you rearranged the letters in 'why' you get 'hwy', which, if pronounced a specific way, sounds very similar to the Pacific island of Hawaii, leading me to believe that he made his escape there on the 19th, which you g
905.
by kyro 17y ago
They outed him, too, and discovered his real name to be Nicholas B-something.
906.
by kyro 17y ago
Twitter - Streaming the world's thought/opinion/information streams.
907.
by kyro 17y ago
I can't help but imagine pilots checking the statuses of their own flights, thousands of feet up in the air, punching the gas to beat their odds. Congrats on launching!
908.
by kyro 17y ago
(Just FYI, you can always edit your comment within the first hour of posting it.)
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The Antiviral Effect (bemmu.posterous.com)
33 points by kyro 17y ago|8 comments
910.
by kyro 17y ago
Justin.tv usually streams/archives the talks.
911.
by kyro 17y ago
Yeah, that's on the list.
912.
by kyro 17y ago
Craigslist TOS says we are prohibited from using their data if we ourselves are providing classified services. I looked around and found that all sites that were asked to stop their use of Craigslist data were sites that were constantly scr
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Rate HN: Our site - Looklookbuy
39 points by kyro 17y ago|44 comments
914.
by kyro 17y ago
What does beating anyone to the punch have anything to do with this? This isn't some race to hit a specific market first, and I doubt they're trying to go down in internet history as The Organization that Led the Revolution Against IE6. Reg
915.
by kyro 17y ago
I'd agree with the last part of that, about people not wanting to offend. I've done it myself many times. It's an issue I had with Facebook early on. There was no way to really differentiate my 'friends.' My closest friends had access and w
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by kyro 17y ago
What really gets me are Schonfeld's replies to those trying to provide additional information with respects to the accuracy of the article. To tell someone to go petition the UN, etc, is really damn ridiculous. It's childish, lazy, and chea
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by kyro 17y ago
You know, that kind of attitude really really irritates me. It's a "don't trust anyone/anything" type of mentality that leads to a lot of unnecessary paranoia. We live in a society of trust. I buy a DVD, trusting the company has given me a
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by kyro 17y ago
I just graduated with a BSc. in Biology from the University of California, Irvine. The plan was to go on as a physician, and thus, to fulfill med school requirements, I took 3 years of biology courses. Dna to Organisms, Biochemistry, Molecu
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Scientists Claim New State of Matter Created(livescience.com)
2 points by kyro 17y ago|0 comments
920.
by kyro 17y ago
I doubt Apple is coming out with a tablet for one reason: Apple not only creates products, but experiences. They consider both the style and function of a product, along with the way the user interacts with it. The iPhone can be gripped wit
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Typeface by Toyota. The iQ font Designed By A Moving Car.(ifitshipitshere.blogspot.com)
57 points by kyro 17y ago|13 comments
922.
by kyro 17y ago
Yeah, I'm not sure if this is completely relevant, but we have a product that we're going to launch soon, and I was wondering whether you would prefer your applicants have products/demos not yet launched as that might be better for PR purpo
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by kyro 17y ago
Great info. Thanks a lot for this, pg. You've pretty much told us exactly what you are and are not looking for in the application.
924.
by kyro 17y ago
I was in a pretty similar position recently, and we decided to go with an S-Corp. We figured we'd avoid the double taxation, and if we happened to take VC funding, switching to a C-Corp would be relatively easy, as most VC's prefer C-Corps,
925.
by kyro 17y ago
No, his status validates his comment. He's been on the inside of Digg, more than anyone else really, so I'd trust his assessment. I doubt you'd really respond the same way if someone who created their account a week ago with 10 karma made t
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by kyro 17y ago
Ojbyrne worked side by side with Kevin Rose in building Digg.
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by kyro 17y ago
Apparently Kevin Rose knew about this, contrary to what he tweeted. From a TC comment referring to Leo Laporte interviewing Rose on TWIT: Leo Laporte had Digg co-founder Kevin Rose on his show and asked him about this. You can see it on Twi
928.
by kyro 17y ago
Hey, there's a socal yc group on Facebook - 'socal.yc'. We're hoping to have a meetup some time as well.
929.
by kyro 17y ago
"Build a skyscraper? Dude, I could build one taller than the Chrysler building in like a week."
930.
by kyro 17y ago
Yeah, the fact that most mobile devices these days lack radio functionality is something that's always baffled me, especially now that some phones are being equipped with TV tuners.

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