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14y ago
That makes me wonder: is the nature of Facebook inherently distrusted, since they have so much data, and those who use it spend so much of their lives on it, or is the distrust based more on their privacy record? What if Facebook had a cl
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14y ago
Funnily enough, that's what Dan does.
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15y ago
Congratulations, that's awesome!
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15y ago
> 3. Incubators aren’t thinking big enough. ... If you want to build something really big, May says, “three programmers and $50K isn’t going to get you very far.” He appreciates lean startups as much as anyone, but when it comes to dis
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15y ago
This is why I love living in NYC. Tech doesn't touch every corner or anywhere near it. The diversity of occupations and activities is grand. That isn't to say that the Bay Area doesn't have these kinds of activities and people, but I can go
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15y ago
Wow. MITx is very well done. Great UI that feels really coherent and custom-made. Really love the textbook feature.
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15y ago
Also, don't make your unsubscribe link egg-shell white, 6-point font at the bottom among other legalese. If I'm unsubscribing, my aggravation finding that is only going to make me angrier.
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15y ago
The tooltips need to close when you click another one.
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15y ago
It is incredible what the body can do on its own. On the other hand, it's a little disappointing that the body can do this under normal circumstances, but society today pushes it to a false sense of efficiency, and people start taking perfo
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15y ago
Thank goodness it's going to continue to exist!
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15y ago
Great read. I wish there were more articles like these.
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15y ago
Congratulations to the Stripe team!
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15y ago
Wow, that speech from Network is fantastic.
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15y ago
I remember using Paulstretch a long time ago, with amusing, awesome, though sometimes spooky results. Nice work!
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15y ago
Great post. I like how this talks about the other ways going to the gym makes you stronger. I've been falling into a similar second-day routine, though some weeks I try to go every day (and it usually doesn't go that well.) What is the best
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15y ago
Ideally, yes. However, Congress' approval rate is 13% right now. That's not anywhere near "acting in the interests of the citizens who elected them."
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15y ago
Thank you!
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15y ago
That's a fantastic guide. Thanks, Mike!
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15y ago
Well, nothing would stop us from doing so, but whatever governing body has the authority to enforce SOPA will probably have exceptions for certain sites, especially to those who monetarily and non-monetarily supported SOPA itself.
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15y ago
Huh, you're absolutely right. So people were able to make GoDaddy change their mind by impacting their bottom line. Instead of going through businesses to try to tell the government what the citizens think, and besides writing or calling po
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15y ago
The only thing this means is that community action actually made a difference. That's immensely reassuring. Can we keep doing this, but for SOPA itself?
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15y ago
I cannot believe how many people are using the worst domain registrar in existence, even if you don't consider SOPA support. Out of all of the domain registrars, why GoDaddy?
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15y ago
I find it doubtful that General Dynamics or some other massive government contractor will get a contract for $x million, look at it for a minute, and turn it down because of the ethical ramifications . Not only is that not a factor, but it
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15y ago
Bug report: on inner iframe http://phonnel.com/projects/sopatally.php : Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token ) (line 23) data.setValue(3, 1, ); Edit: and we're back!
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15y ago
This is so well done.
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15y ago
Using technology as not only a getaway but as a replacement for the 'human OS' (if you will) has been slowly happening over the past 30 years, and will continue to happen as long as technology makes real life better. Think about how you wor
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Testing Gmail's new look
(gmailblog.blogspot.com)
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For Vim users like myself, there's a related Stack Overflow Discussion: What is your most productive shortcut with Vim? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1218390/what-is-your-most...
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This is a little disheartening. It'll prevent people from expanding their mind in the subject area that they want , and instead, they're told that they should be studying sciences, engineering, business, or something else that'll be more "
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15y ago
Well, you've just convinced me to (very) loudly opt-out every time. Thanks!
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