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Ask HN: What are your goals for next year?
4 points by l33tbro 11y ago|2 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Urgh I know. Hopefully next year they plan ahead a bit better
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The Power of Color and Color Harmonies in Composition(diyphotography.net)
1 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Really? I think the Reddit model works pretty well. It's based on (as far we know) organic upvotes from users. It's also engineered so it makes it very difficult to game with upvote brigades and such.
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by l33tbro 11y ago
This is awesome that you're stepping up to this chalkenge. Stuff like this is what I truly love about the internet.
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by l33tbro 11y ago
It's pure deception. PH presents as egalitarian and meritocratic, but that's clearly horseshit. We need the right person to build a more transparent and credible alternative. They've straight-up lost me as a daily visitor
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Better coffee? That's a pretty huge claim ...
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Bitcoin World Sceptical About Claims Craig Wright Is Satoshi(coindesk.com)
3 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
It seems pretty well backed-up. Several leaked emails and deleted blog posts with Wright voluntarily identifying as Nakamoto. Certainly not as cavalier as Newsweek were last year when trying to out that other fellow. That doesn't me
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by l33tbro 11y ago
The Charlie Rose interview is a pretty decent insight into the man. Certainly shuts up the armchair quaterbacks here with 20:20 hindsight calling him an idiot for certain career moves. Sauce: http://www.charlierose.com/watc
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Li-Fi Probably Won’t Be the New Wi-Fi for Most People(techcrunch.com)
2 points by l33tbro 11y ago|1 comments
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World hunger is the result of politics, not production(newstatesman.com)
2 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
My stock retort always is "Well, I find your narrow-mindedness offensive". Questions, logical and calmly asked, also swiftly dismantle those flapping on about misplaced social concerns. Almost feel sorry for them, like these view
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Do you think tonight's actions were solely about economics and politicalstatus? Could they, and the January attacks, have also have been attributed to a specific reading of the Qur'an?
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Isn't the answer to your museum question is in the article? The author values the ambiguity of an image, rather than having it pre-packaged to a and consumable concept that the "story" gives it. I don't really get his b
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by l33tbro 11y ago
The problem always comes back to existing systems. Trade agreements, beef between nations, religions and ethnicities, etc. coming up with sustainable solutions is great, but dismantling these deeply entrenched institutions and shifting the
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by l33tbro 11y ago
This is the exact dialogue we need. I was referring to a certain strata of the incarcerated such as serial rapists and repeat murderers. Thankfully, that's a very small portion of inmates - so I retract my comment on there being a lo
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by l33tbro 11y ago
This read to me like Stockholm Syndrome more than anything. I've spent time in a similar environment, and there is a unique bond you form amongst the people around you. But I think the author takes it a little too far when he starts
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Totally. I strongly disagree with the sentiment behind this article, which is odd considering how invaluable PG's advice usually is. I agree, nothing is more cringe than the misguided being overly-verbose. But dissauding the intelli
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Just curious if you guys have also tried seeing what happens when you run the meritocracy approach to articles? Ie, let the upvotes decide. I think most of the inmates here would be surprised that they're not running the asylum :)
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Why Generation Y Yuppies Are Unhappy(waitbutwhy.com)
1 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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You ain't gonna need it(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Thanks. Makes a bunch of sense.
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Right, hadn't really thoughtof like this. The cost-benefit thing is a great analysis (pun intended)!
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Ask HN: Anyone had experience with "feature creep" prior to launch?
5 points by l33tbro 11y ago|7 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Hmm. I agree that the pixel count on phones is crazy and making a lot of cameras redundant these days, but it is still all about the glass when it comes to creating high-end images. There's a reason why Zeiss, Canon, Cooke etc have l
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by l33tbro 11y ago
Craven was certainly a giant in horror, but Scream was an amazing script and Kevin Williamson doesn't get the kudos he deserves in reimagining that genre with that script.
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This new 3D printed glass looks just like pouring honey(theverge.com)
8 points by l33tbro 11y ago|0 comments
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by l33tbro 11y ago
How is BM abysmal? I understand that they are confidence men with release dates and what not, but Resolve is the cornerstone of any pro colorist suite in 2015.
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by l33tbro 11y ago
I feel you may not have given much charity to my initial statement, but that's the internet so whatever. It's economies of scale when it comes to cameras. RED family is most certainly on the higher end of cameras when it comes to

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