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l33tbro
12y ago
I always think of this classic Cross and Odenkirk bit when I see vinyl purist articles: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCumH8LRo1A (halfway in)
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l33tbro
12y ago
Nonsense. You've just described the characteristics of a hipster - not a definition. Not that it matters. Hipster is such a bullshit, reductive pejorative. I find the people that use it either: a) Don't understand someone or som
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l33tbro
13y ago
What is your best idea for the future? Do you think I or anyone else would find it palatable? Here's the thing: the profit motive is the impulse of corporations, not the sum total of all behavior. There are great people in corporatio
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Bizarre Japanese Town Where Artist Replaces Dead Residents with Life-Size Dolls
(thisiscolossal.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Don't forget the other virus of beginning every statement with "you know what?" No, actually, I don't know "what". That's what I'm waiting for you to tell me, jack-ass.
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Ask HN: How do you detach yourself from your own ideas?
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13y ago
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l33tbro
13y ago
It's not OP's responsibility - but love is love, and wanting the best for your parents is not a bad thing at all.
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The War of Art
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
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l33tbro
13y ago
Well, you're not actually describing a 'hacker' - you're describing an entrepeneur. But, yes, he was a lot more technically invested than a lot of other auteurs. I recommend the documentary 'Stanley Kubrick: a lif
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l33tbro
13y ago
My ability to play Starcraft well may have peaked at 24, but the leaps and bounds in my intelligence/acuity/personal development began at 24. Edit: above comment based on OP's original headline
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13y ago
This seems like bs. Why would an agency communicate about such a huge issue from their major client via email?
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Fearing Cyberattack, Israel Curbs Government Websites’ Foreign Traffic
(leaksource.info)
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l33tbro
13y ago
My guess? Upvoted to front by site's authors for traction.
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l33tbro
13y ago
i, for one, love the humorlessness. it's a haven from the lamers at Reddit.
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l33tbro
13y ago
Could be huge - given that China had it's biggest year ever in box office last year ($3.6 billion)
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l33tbro
13y ago
In the immortal words of Keanu Charles Reeves, "Whoa". So much admiration for this guy. For once, it's actually nice to see one of my heroes getting mainstream media coverage like this. The guy has broken through to the ma
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A Spot-On Parody of Every Brand Video Ever
(laughingsquid.com)
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13y ago
Admire your chops for doing this. But what do you honestly want to do with it? From a professional POV, I think this may be a good tool for a mood reel. But, even still, client will usually still want precision with that. I would never u
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l33tbro
13y ago
Yup. You should change that.
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25 Fascinating Charts Of Negotiation Styles Around The World
(businessinsider.sg)
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Power of sweatpants
(online.wsj.com)
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Caring too much. That's the curse of the working classes
(theguardian.com)
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l33tbro
13y ago
Children aren't the issue - partners are. Yes, you'll be inspired to provide for your family being in start-up mode. It probably will push you harder than if you weren't nested. But, convetionally, your partner will encoura
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13y ago
Getting rather bored with folks around me who seem to be treating this like it's another HBO boxset. I agree with you - and I think a lot of people just really seem to enjoy the experience of speculating and entertaining these fantast
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Full Hacker News
(fullhn.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
They're not really comparable events. I'm old enough to have been around for both - and Boston was a far more immersive online expercience. 2001 we didn't have Streetview and u-stream. Also, 9/11 was not a man-hunt.
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l33tbro
13y ago
Sure - while the sense of responsibility within the fourth estate has diluted with 24/7 news cycle - I agree that the buffer to reporting news (after fact-checking) remains important. I'm simply highlighting that the last 5 years
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l33tbro
13y ago
This attitude still annoys me. Yes, there were a couple of users that may have jumped to conclusions - but so what. Overall, the Boston Bombing coverage through Reddit was an amazing, breakthrough experience in the realm of how we can exp
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13y ago
It's obviously a step in the rivht direction, but the branding and creative is too uninspiring for a mass onboarding. While I share their frustrations, I would never become "Quiet" because the people behind it appear naive a
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13y ago
So Satoshi Nakamoto is actually named Satoshi Nakamoto? Woah, always assumed it was an a group of people operating under a psuedo. Doesn't seem right.
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