mkolodny

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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   It definitely gets the point across that they care a lot less about what you're talking about than you do.
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   > When I see stuff like this, I always think "feature" not a company. People thought that about search too until Google came along.
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   Another option kn0thing: SOPA poses a serious threat to freedom on the internet. When an internet company like Reddit, HN or Facebook gives its users the freedom to post content, it gives its users the freedom to post anything they like. SO
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   Here's a decent soundbite: how about stressing the threat that SOPA poses to the internet's power to connect the world? The foundation of the web is links. SOPA attacks any internet company that links to sites that host copyrighted content.
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   Ask HN: Odds that Google is blacked out in protest of SOPA? How about a doodle?

   2 points by mkolodny 15y ago|3 comments
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   I love what Alexis is doing, but unfortunately I think Richard Cotton won this one. As someone who cares about the future of technology and the internet, I know that what Mr. Cotton said isn't true, that this legislation will not only affec
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   Paul Graham's Viaweb was written in Lisp. http://www.paulgraham.com/vwfaq.html Reddit was too before switching to Python. http://blog.reddit.com/2005/12/on-lisp.html
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   I think Woz might actually be Santa Claus.
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   by mkolodny 15y ago

   I think that "rewatchablility" is an important metric, but it's just one of so many different metrics that people use to judge what a great movie is. As you said, there are plenty of terrific movies for which I wouldn't be upset if I never
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    by mkolodny 15y ago

    Ironically, FaceCash is the idea that got PayPal it's first round of funding. Max Levchin and Peter Thiel initially got funded for a mobile payments application. "We hit this idea of, 'Why don't we just store money in the handheld devices?'
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    by mkolodny 15y ago

    I generally read 'noreply' as, "Here is something useful. And, we're not asking you for anything in return." 'noreply's are usually something you chose to receive. They're a service. That's not to say that feedback should be discouraged. Ju