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mmorris
13y ago
I really enjoyed Dan's book Predictably Irrational. If you have any interest in human motivation and rationality, I'd recommend you pick up a copy: http://www.amazon.com/Predictably-Irrational-Revised-Expande...
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15y ago
I really hate that I can't create a folder at the time I save a document. There is a "New Folder" button in the bottom left corner of the (expanded) save dialogue box. But it is true that you can't edit folder names or move files around f
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15y ago
I think the idea is that some of the new TLDs will be created as registrars who sell individual domains to third parties. So, for example, someone might register .camera and then try to sell .camera domains to other people and companies. If
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15y ago
While it is certainly true that patents are not required for progress to occur, I don't believe anyone is arguing that. The question is whether more progress occurs under the current patent system than would without it (or under an altere
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15y ago
The only market share numbers I've seen recently that included non-phone devices were straight from Apple (so feel free to take it with a grain of salt if you'd like). They have iOS at 44%, with Android at 28%. http://www.readwriteweb.com/
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15y ago
Google+ may have geeky aspects to it, but Scoble saying it doesn't make it so. It does seem like Google+ could use a little bit of polish, but Scoble's examples are pretty poor. Non-geeks don't want to organize their friends into groups? I'
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15y ago
I would love to get an invite. Thanks so much for spreading the love, even if it's not to me. [redacted]@gmail.com EDIT * Got it, thanks!!
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15y ago
Clickable link (if you want to see the app in question): http://inthatbox.com
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Ask HN: Is it stupid to add In-App Purchasing now?
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Thanks! There are quite a lot of improvements coming in the next few months. Let me know if you do end up using it, we love feedback.
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15y ago
While there are some startups that aim to make big, obvious improvements in people's lives (biotech, for example), any startup that hopes to find lasting success must be based on creating value for users. More often I think that it may be i
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Oracle seeks up to $6.1 billion in Google lawsuit
(reuters.com)
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15y ago
They mentioned that music you have that doesn't match with anything already in the iTunes Store can be uploaded to the cloud. I don't think we have any details about the implementation yet though.
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16y ago
As the community grows, the definition of what's interesting to it gets more vague and distorted, like a drawing on a balloon that's continually inflated. And if it grows quickly, the graybeard:newb ratio drops. Both factors make it harder
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16y ago
Actually, at least on an iDevice with iOS 4, they don't have access to your phone number. Unless the user types it in (or selects themselves from the address book). Seems like it's easier on Android, but I'm not certain, just googled a bit.
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16y ago
Jim Clark's partner at Mosaic Communications, a 23-year-old University of Illinois graduate named Marc Andreessen, will tell you with a straight face that he expects Mosaic Communications's Mosaic to become the world's standard interface t
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16y ago
I never have read it, but I will definitely check it out. Looks like it's even available for free online.
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I've been planning to integrate a web-based version, but I hadn't considered the photos first, title later idea. I'll have to think about how it would in to the existing interface, but that certainly seems like it has potential. Thanks for
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16y ago
Okay, thank you for checking it out.
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16y ago
Hope you find it useful. Thanks for checking it out.
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16y ago
Hi HNers, In That Box is a side project I've been working on, partially as a way to learn more about iOS development. Last week I released the latest version which adds a number of new features and brings it past MVP status. I'd love to he
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Review My App: In That Box for iOS -- Organize your storage containers
(inthatbox.com)
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16y ago
Interesting, I wasn't aware of this happening. Unless they had a setting to disable it, my initial reaction is that I'd disagree with those email providers blocking domains/IP addresses too. I do think, though, that there is an easily ident
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16y ago
It has nothing to do with privacy, it has to do with Facebook censoring messages. What if you couldn't send an email with a link to a questionable site? That wouldn't bother you at all?
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16y ago
There seems to be some confusion on this, as the Engadget review of iOS 4.2 includes this: You are able to utilize printers connected to other machines on your network (in OS X 10.6.5 only), but it's a slightly clunkier way to get things d
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16y ago
check with your state's Secretary of State office to see if there are any additional steps that must be taken. Many states require foreign-registered LLCs and corporations to submit an "application for authority to transact" or otherwise r
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16y ago
Mr. Ariely's book, Predictably Irrational, is a great read for those who aren't familiar with Behavioral Economics. It contains a lot of solid insights that entrepreneurs should understand, particularly relating to how consumers think.
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16y ago
This is a clever story that's on the funny side but has an insightful moral. Sometimes you have to take a step back in order to see the quick, simple solution is right in front of you.
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16y ago
I agree about the maximize button - after a decade of arguing for the current implementation of it (rather than the make this window fullscreen version that Windows uses) they're now finally switching it (and, of course, talking about how
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Forget the CEO, the Entrepreneur, the Lawyer and everyone else. Ask the mice.
(thenextweb.com)
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16y ago
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