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middayc
15y ago
Great. One more guy that gets it.
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Quick simple stupid
(refaktorlabs.com)
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How modern game networking works (by author of indie game Monaco)
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Ideology Greed
(jankom.posterous.com)
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15y ago
While most gov's are locking down on people it's nice to see one (ours) that does it's job in this one, but major instance. Do something to serve it's people better.
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people are already scavenging over data and finding dubious and interesting(funny?) transaction info to give just two samples (on funny side) of how the data looks: police seems to be mostly buying meat http://supervizor.kpk-rs.si/organ/17
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Steven Rambam. Privacy is Dead - Get Over It (PI's view)
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He was actually one of warmer startup guys a year or so back as a TWIST guest (and groupon started as a http://www.thepoint.com , service for activists, philantropists..). I imagine thinking about billons and getting to 7000 in workforce i
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15y ago
hum.. I don't get it: Why just NetFlix? We all have tens of other passwords that should earn us a year in prison if shared.
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15y ago
great comment :) ((and shows how western euro/american/.. science in not end all, know all thing))
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Ask HN: how to reward advisers in a revenue (vs exit) oriented startup
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16y ago
Similar results described here: http://www.democracynow.org/2010/12/23/wikileaks_cables_reve... at 18:10 British scientist (GMO advocate) that was payed by gov to figure out how to test for safety at GMO foods. He discovered that generi
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16y ago
The document says that cities not states become the centers of power which is matches your SF/NY example.
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16y ago
12th century? Just few day ago I was thinking, that we(people) are loosing some very basic rights, established for the first time back there in 13th century (1215) in medieval England by Magna Carta. For example: + (39) No free man shall b
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Rubberhose - deniable cryptography
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16y ago
Just FYI. This tweet triggered my question "YCombinator companies are so amazing to work for that they can't be bothered to tell you who they are in a job posting." https://twitter.com/#!/kneath/status/16366870550548480
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16y ago
ha interesting :)
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Ask HN: Why are YC startups so secretive in Job postings?
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middayc
16y ago
Thanks, Great points.. I will think how to best implement / solve them!
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16y ago
Hi, I have to admit I haven't thought of these two things by using it. But they do both make sense and if I imagine it working like that it feels much better. I will improve the behaviour. Thanks a lot! :) (a little ashamed that I didn't se
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16y ago
cool. I like this advice. When answer is less of something I know it's usually right. I also like the proposed headline :) Thanks!
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16y ago
Too bad this thing fell from position 15 to 40 so suddenly (while I was writing reply, AFAIK in 1 step). I really appreciated the feedback I was getting. I guess the internals of HN are more mysterious than I thought ;)
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16y ago
yes. This is one dilema I had. In fact two. You usually drag items to trashbin. And if you are deleting 1 item one click is more optimal. (you can here more optimally and consistently with other tools/.. delete >1 items however) The fir
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16y ago
good to know you don't find it confusing. And even more cruicial to know what you find confusing. Because that really shouldn't be made confusing and you understood it wrong. Starter plan is $12 / month and has the 90 days FREE trial period
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16y ago
I will think about it. Maybe I will just say price is $12 and remove "and less" and keep the prices the same. To remove the confusing part.
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1) Don't worry for careless wording :) 2) Drag-and-drop might not be good mechanics for everyone and I am aware of that. I am otherwise always in favour of lowest/simplest interface decisions (and in 90% cases I saw I didn't like drag-and-d
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16y ago
thanks guys for info!
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16y ago
Thanks for your generous offer! I will contact you today once this settles down a little. It's very kind of you but I don't just want to "send you a list". I am not loaded with money but I believe there must be some form of compensation. Th
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16y ago
I release stuff really early usually and then iterate with usage and users feedback. I agree there are rough edges and there are also open ends, which will get closed or built-upon while we gain more knowledge about what's needed. Thanks!
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hm... it's meant to move you to another page :) But now that you say it. I can see that it visually looks like a menu item where popup behaviour is expected. I will try few other looks. Probably turn it in something more link/button like. T
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