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by lotso 12y ago
Why not do both?
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by lotso 12y ago
>nut up It would be nice if people on Hacker News would not use phrases like this.
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by lotso 12y ago
I loved the music so much that I would use it as bumper music when I would dj at my school's radio station.
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by lotso 12y ago
A good starting place is http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stereotype_threat
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by lotso 12y ago
>You even seem certain that a stranger on the Internet is part of the problem. > I myself have been a disgusting example of a male engineer at times.
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by lotso 12y ago
The most valuable thing I received from my school was my network of friends and a place to learn and grow as a person.
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by lotso 12y ago
Think long-term... better voice interfaces, brain-computer interface. This isn't the end-game. It's going to be slightly weird, but the potential is there.
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by lotso 12y ago
> It will also further devalue high school diplomas as well as make good high schools less of a priority across the nation (everyone is going to CC anyway, right?). I can't imagine anyone actually thinking that. "Who needs good
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by lotso 12y ago
I guess you could argue socializing is completely useless and doesn't add anything to our lives, but that would be pretty dumb, huh?
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by lotso 12y ago
So only white males actively pursue wealth and power in the US tech scene?
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by lotso 12y ago
This comment seems like a way of criticizing tech feminists, while still trying to be relevant to the article? Why post this type of comment at all?
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by lotso 12y ago
"White people don't have a month dedicated to their history. Black people shouldn't either. That is a critical hallmark of equality."
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by lotso 12y ago
I assume they wanted a fresh start.
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by lotso 13y ago
The Zune is at the foundation of Microsoft's Metro design language.
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by lotso 13y ago
> It's also a big statement on Google's ability to succeed in the hardware market, where they've never seemed to be able to gain real success despite their attempts with notebooks and phones. And Google TV. Let's not
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by lotso 13y ago
The games at launch are always notoriously not representative of the full capabilities of the console. Compare any game from the launch of the previous generation to games that are being released now. There is a huge difference. Also, I&#x2
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by lotso 13y ago
The pinning feature on WP8 is great, and I wish I could do it on my iOS device. It allows you to create deep-links within apps.
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by lotso 13y ago
DMCA safe harbor is usually enough to protect you http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Millennium_Copyright_Ac... .
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by lotso 13y ago
It's faster and the ephemerality aspect doesn't exist on text or WhatsApp.
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by lotso 13y ago
Writing articles on anonymous sources' information and criticizing a private company for not sharing their data, so you can write a new blog post is a bit ridiculous.
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by lotso 13y ago
I'm not sure DAU is the best stat for looking at engagement.
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by lotso 13y ago
Would you also say Facebook could disappear tomorrow without "any innovation or science be stopped" ? That seems like a silly way of determining if something has value or not.
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by lotso 13y ago
Agreed. Rdio is heads and shoulders above Spotify in both interaction and visual design.
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by lotso 13y ago
Sure, Facebook can take it, but that is a bellweather group.
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by lotso 13y ago
Yeah, a Seiki 4k is fine if you don't care about image quality.
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by lotso 13y ago
Which apps are using Dropbox to store data?
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by lotso 13y ago
connected devices
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by lotso 13y ago
User's had to opt-in to give Snapchat their phone number. I think this let's you opt-out, even if you had previously opted-in.
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by lotso 13y ago
The sentiment is that they are taking away housing options from people who have lived in SF for years and not only contributing to the gentrification of the community, but not even giving back or participating in it as well.
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by lotso 13y ago
>Evan Spiegel is just another talented but arrogant, unaware-of-his-own-privilege guy. From a profile on Spiegel in LA Weekly: "John Spiegel strove to make sure his children understood that their life was privileged. Every Christmas

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