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811.
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molecule
15y ago
sounds like the Not-Invented-Here anti-pattern: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_Invented_Here
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molecule
15y ago
that's an awesome way to streamline the onboarding workflow of ubiquitous email-as-identity.
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molecule
15y ago
I recently switched from 13" mbp to 11" mba for: half the weight, smaller dimensions, better battery life, no un-needed legacy optical drive.
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molecule
15y ago
tl;dr: - michael arrington invested $$$ in author's company - author swears that arrington is totally fair tech writer - have you read techcrunch? you can't handle the arrington $$$!
815.
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molecule
15y ago
if you're surprised by a typo in a job posting, you haven't read many emails from recruiters.
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molecule
15y ago
fuck caps-lock platitudes.
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molecule
15y ago
speaking of arrington's contentious relationships and recent irony: Bartz canned Tuesday. Arrington canned Wednesday.
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molecule
15y ago
http://istechcrunchdeadyet.com/ "What happens if arrington leaves (as many founders do) "Site is done. He leaves, and his sources will follow him and he will setup shop elsewhere."
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molecule
15y ago
The Scalatember Edition
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molecule
15y ago
"You are free to distribute this book to anyone you want, so long as... it is not altered..." That doesn't seem consistent w/ the intended usage patterns of git and github, e.g. github's 'Fork' button is displayed prominently on every src p
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molecule
15y ago
WWSJD seems to be an emerging meme.
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Pakistan bans VPNs
(tribune.com.pk)
161 points
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molecule
15y ago
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60 comments
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How the Surveillance State Protects the Interests Of the Ultra-Rich
(alternet.org)
1 points
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molecule
15y ago
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molecule
15y ago
As pointed out in the slashdot comments for the same article, this article has not been peer reviewed, "(Submitted on 21 Aug 2011)", so any conclusiveness implied by the headline is false / misleading.
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molecule
15y ago
This is easy to do w/ javascript adding the target attribute to anchors after document.ready. A user can independently do this w/ a greasemonkey script or its analog for their browser. Definitely not expected behavior from this user.
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molecule
15y ago
Despite Forbes Article, PG Still Reading, Commenting On Hacker News
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molecule
15y ago
"Summary: Neither dead nor God, Steve Jobs’ has been praised to unprecedented lengths in the past 24 hours. Is the praise always on the mark or does it go too far?" similarly, apostrophes mean nothing to the author.
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molecule
15y ago
skip the slideshow, readable link: http://www.readability.com/articles/ldiywdsz
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molecule
15y ago
Not really "tries," per submission headline, but rather "tried, one day." "Lumbard said the managers had toyed with the idea of adopting Google’s 20 percent time, but they concluded it wouldn’t work for NPR. Google has thousands of employee
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molecule
15y ago
What ordinance and yield is it designed to deliver?
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molecule
15y ago
"What gets on my nerves" is irrelevant to the discussion of how others want to use a third-party service. make a valid point, or recognize your incessant axe-grinding for what it is. http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=yanw
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molecule
15y ago
Why all the presumptuous name calling? There is no cited evidence that this has anything to do w/ the article author, it has to do w/ others' opinion of how they want to use a third-party commercial service. Complaining about others' opinio
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molecule
15y ago
Arguing against pseudonyms from behind one doesn't really support your argument. Additionally, "I’m certain these rules are supported by data that outsiders aren't privy to" is a non-starter.
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molecule
15y ago
Officers of corporations are obligated, by market forces and law, to try to make a profit for their investors. edit: except for registered not-for-profit corporations.
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molecule
15y ago
"Who would want to buy the HP PC division?" Maybe a dominant tech giant seeking to control every level of its customers web-browsing experience: Chrome Browser, ChromeOS, Chromebooks, Android OS, Motorola-Mobility acquisition...
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Ridley Scott To Direct New 'Blade Runner' Installment
(deadline.com)
3 points
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molecule
15y ago
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molecule
15y ago
optimization: like rounding corners when piloting a vehicle: it shortens the distance of travel. in the visual case, fewer arc degrees, fewer saccades for the eye to traverse, fewer bytes sent down the optical nerve to the brain for process
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molecule
15y ago
Rails bug reports can be submitted via https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/new
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molecule
15y ago
Self-image, affiliation? Branding, indeed: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Livestock_branding
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Rails 3.0.10 Released
(ruby-forum.com)
94 points
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molecule
15y ago
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