kyro

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931.
by kyro 17y ago
I doubt the BBC poured all its resources into producing this article. You're being a bit dramatic. Plus, I think it's just as important to remember and reflect upon technologies of past ages as it is to speculate about future technologies.
932.
by kyro 17y ago
Why?
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by kyro 17y ago
This was bound to happen. I've never understood why they continued to raise money and develop the product. It's as if they didn't understand the way most people operate and behave. No one wants to watch a 1 minute video of someone expressin
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Ask HN: Google results rendering oddly?(img230.imageshack.us)
1 points by kyro 17y ago|2 comments
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by kyro 17y ago
So you think in a span of 6 months, they conducted more tests, waited for the results, analyzed them, concluded Steve needed a new liver, put in the papers for the liver, received it, and finally gave him the transplant?
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by kyro 17y ago
That's like a pilot saying there's slight turbulence and forgetting to mention that the turbulence is a result of a dying motor, severe fuel leak, and rapid decrease in cabin pressure.
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by kyro 17y ago
Ah ok, that's fair.
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by kyro 17y ago
Instead of waiting on Musk to provide evidence to backup his statement, you're seriously putting the burden on kirse to prove that Musk is lying...? That's a weird path to take. The fact is Tesla isn't profitable yet, and although Musk says
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by kyro 17y ago
You won't get actual users by having TC write about how "you're a cool website." That's not what you want. Why? Because there's no real value there. The real value is to be found in stories where The Windy Citizen's name is attached. Let me
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by kyro 17y ago
Can you tell us if ATT detects it? A comment on the youtube video says they did, but if that's not the case, I may try it out. Seems to be the most slick and easiest way to tether.
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by kyro 17y ago
I was fortunate enough to catch NetShare on the AppStore and have been using it for my tethering needs. Seems to be undetected by my provider, as this one seems a bit more official with a comment on the YouTube instructional video indicatin
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by kyro 17y ago
You know, I actually found that I read the text more quickly because it was so small to the point where only fragments of the words were visible. I'm assuming that's because my brain had to process and interpret less.
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by kyro 17y ago
It's times like these when I am very thankful for my unique name.
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by kyro 17y ago
What about your service compels me to use it over something like Amazon or Google product search?
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by kyro 17y ago
Anything mildly original that lets people take their narcissism to new heights will be successful. Speaking to justin.tv.
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by kyro 17y ago
groopvine.com phreshy.com
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by kyro 17y ago
I'm going to go ahead and give you my feedback, since everything else here is nonsense crap. I think it's a great idea. I've definitely wanted something of this sort for a while now. A notification system that alerts me when someone has wri
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by kyro 17y ago
"scribd-haters" The company is cool and interesting, sure, but I still hate anything that brings my browser, and, at times, my computer to a screeching halt especially with something as trivial as viewing a PDF.
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by kyro 17y ago
I don't think that, others in #startups do. Interestingly, those who were significantly older were making the connection between cheaters and lazy workers who would cheat out of their work.
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Poll: Were/Are you a cheater?
24 points by kyro 17y ago|76 comments
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by kyro 17y ago
Cheating in general isn't that bad.
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by kyro 17y ago
It depends.
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by kyro 17y ago
Cheating is bad.
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by kyro 17y ago
Yes, on homework and exams.
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by kyro 17y ago
Yes, but only on homework.
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by kyro 17y ago
No.
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by kyro 17y ago
Sure, you publish a scoop when it's about 'OMG, COULD THIS BE A SNEAK PEEK OF GOOGLE NUCLEAR?!' You don't publish a scoop that could potentially cause quite a bit of damage to a company's image, resulting in a potential loss of business. Th
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by kyro 17y ago
These types of comments are getting pretty old. Ironic 'cuz they're karmabait and fall inline with a stupid trend here on HN. print "Pretty good linkbait. Another %s post." % made_up_trend
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by kyro 17y ago
More like Why do we always try to extrapolate made up patterns for the sole purpose of whining? "Another X is going to buy Y before I eat Z article, ugh" etc.
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Just do it(stevenkovar.com)
54 points by kyro 17y ago|27 comments

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