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by kyro 13y ago
What does this even mean?
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by kyro 13y ago
I would invest in refining that logo even further. I couldn't tell it was a decahedron until you mentioned it. I actually see more underwear in it than I do geometry. The small slivers and color shades also hinder its recognizability a
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by kyro 13y ago
Implied here are the feelings of obligation and the guilt that can come with it that are often incredibly influential and stressful factors in the decisions we make, whether it's obligation felt to an investor whose money you're l
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Refresh Gets $10M From Redpoint, CRV & Foundation Capital(techcrunch.com)
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by kyro 13y ago
Nowhere did I ever in any comment state or even imply that she had no choice. For you to characterize my position in that way is disingenuous of you .
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by kyro 13y ago
Haha, I'll bite. I can turn around and say that treating 99% of fat people as lazy slobs is the same kind of generalization that leads to security theater when we assume everyone is a threat to our national security. What's the di
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by kyro 13y ago
We were supposed to learn what from your comment? You lost weight and now you're spewing judgmental advice. Am I now supposed to look at a fat person with scorn and immediately assume that they're lazy slobs? Should I suppress fee
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by kyro 13y ago
Because, you know, sometimes it's more complicated than what you eat, like when you have, you know, medical conditions like the one stated in, you know, the article. But congratulations on your weight loss and newfound abilities to gen
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by kyro 13y ago
HN members are great at superficially coming across as intelligent and rational while managing to make all the same childish comments that we see elsewhere. Want proof? Scroll down this very page. No different.
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by kyro 13y ago
You're a right idiot if you think it's as simple as that. And your reference to the laws of physics does not make you any more knowledgeable than the hordes of assholes who simplify these issues for an easy insult. Go google hypot
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by kyro 13y ago
This is one of the more insidiously cruel comments I've seen here. Never mind PCOS, hypothyroidism is a condition that can suck you of your energy, lower your metabolic rate, put you into depression, and much more, all contributing to
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by kyro 13y ago
I bet he wouldn't have had any problems emailing that folder to you. I know when I need to send a few documents or photos, I without even thinking try to do it via email, only to be met with messages of exceeding size limits. Is there
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by kyro 13y ago
And when this interview had finished, when the cameras had been turned off, when the working day had come to an end, this woman likely forgot about the entire discussion, had dinner at The Ivy, and returned to her home in the West End, with
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by kyro 13y ago
While these sources are great, this is not a good approach to getting traction. The type of attention you'll capture won't be of high quality, unless of course these outlets cater to your target market. Like others have said, you&
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by kyro 13y ago
Congrats to the team. This makes me think that Google may be trying to incorporate gesture data manipulation into Glass. They should snap up Thalmic Labs too.
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And hence, the field of marketing. There's a reason why it's so important.
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by kyro 13y ago
Attention all startups: For the price of airfare from NYC and 2 nights' accommodations, I'll design your landing page and a clever company T-shirt that I'll wear the entire day (I'm a big dude, so that means more visibil
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by kyro 13y ago
The New Republic's owner and Editor-in-Chief is Chris Hughes, Facebook founder who coordinated Obama's online campaign for presidency, so I'd reassess your read of whatever racism you're seeing.
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by kyro 13y ago
Coulda probably done all that in a weekend. Just kidding, great job! What's next? I'm sure you've already received a handful of job offers.
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by kyro 13y ago
I'm so glad to see actual numbers for this. Time and time again I've been called delusional for saying that Android devices have more observable lag than iPhones. It is a very, very small component of the overall device and OS tha
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by kyro 13y ago
While Jony Ive sips on a glass of Hpnotiq with orange juice.
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by kyro 13y ago
If everyone's public, online comments were tied to their real, physical identity, would the internet on a whole be a more pleasant place? I don't see the type of vitriolic comment threads on Facebook that I see on Reddit. What wou
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by kyro 13y ago
Latest beta on iPhone 5. Haven't updated to GM seed, although I'll do that today.
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by kyro 13y ago
It was a very clear change for me. I'm usually at work from 7 to 5. On iOS 6, my iPhone 5 had no problem making it through with moderate use. There were no jumps in percentages. I could use the phone for an entire hour with <10% rem
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by kyro 13y ago
I'm not a fan of iOS 7 design-wise, but my biggest gripe is the battery. It's bad. Really, really bad. I think it's a combination of an actual decrease in battery life and iOS 7's terrible monitoring of it. It's n
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by kyro 13y ago
That is you rationalizing your procrastination. I'm guilty of it more than anyone. You read and read because you want to do it right. But if I were to put a table of various foods in front of you and asked you to point out the health
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by kyro 13y ago
Exercise is a source of confidence, motivation, and resilience -- a free and unlimited source. So not only will it benefit you, but keeping yourself physically and mentally healthy will likely increase the chances of your startup succeeding
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by kyro 13y ago
You're lucky to have a wife that supportive. I'm about to do something considered equally as risky, and the support of my SO helps in extinguishing a lot of the fear and anxiety. I have friends who are not as lucky with SO's
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by kyro 13y ago
Changing my name to Jason. Actually, what is the most popular YC cofounder name?
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by kyro 13y ago
Is this worth going through over picking up a textbook or two? I've found that Coursera courses are actually quite bloated. Lots and lots of empty talking, and very little substance.

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