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by mrshoe 16y ago
According to the article, Musk owns at least 28.8% of Tesla, which is about to go public. He's not having money troubles; he's having divorce troubles. Surely his claims of the former are to help him with the latter.
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by mrshoe 16y ago
While Apple’s success has earned rock-star status in Silicon Valley, its low-wattage approach in Washington is becoming more glaring to policymakers. This to me sounds like senators saying, "We see that you're making a ton of money, and w
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by mrshoe 16y ago
Except he didn't say that at all. I believe pg commented that we're all slaves to Steve Jobs and Dave McClure remarked that 70 cents on the dollar is not a bad wage for slavery. His point was that you can hardly call it slavery when your cu
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by mrshoe 16y ago
Shouldn't this company be very worried about the implications of this article's title and the line " The App Store has not yet switched on the Genius feature for iPad apps, so this functionality is definitely compelling "? What are they g
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Apple Should Acquire Dropbox(blogazineapp.com)
32 points by mrshoe 16y ago|46 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
The lack of discussion about pdb on the internet speaks to Python's simplicity and transparency. There just aren't many subtle traps to fall into from which you need a debugger to free yourself. At my current job I write C++ and I use a deb
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How Much Tech Companies Spend On Lobbying(businessinsider.com)
1 points by mrshoe 16y ago|0 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
My biggest concern: Small businesses already have appointment scheduling systems. Do you plan on integrating with them? Or is Appointment Reminder meant to replace them completely? Or do you expect your users to manually input their appoint
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Regarding John Nack on Apple’s Control Over Native iPhone OS Software(daringfireball.net)
8 points by mrshoe 16y ago|2 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1181897
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Cool Canvas Chart Showing Browser HTML5 & CSS3 Readiness(html5readiness.com)
6 points by mrshoe 16y ago|0 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
From what I've read, Zynga's ad spend represents a huge portion of Facebook's revenue. If that's true, this could pull them right back into the red. However, it's unclear whether Zynga would continue to advertise on Facebook even if their g
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by mrshoe 16y ago
Suddenly the App Store doesn't seem so bad.
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Middleware and Section 3.3.1(daringfireball.net)
56 points by mrshoe 16y ago|31 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
Your phone doesn't belong to HTC, it belongs to you. The prototype iPhone belongs to Apple.
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Airborne wind turbines and personal electric aircraft (PARC video)(parc.com)
2 points by mrshoe 16y ago|0 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
I can't think of a better way to make him feel better about the situation than allowing him to personally cash in on it.</sarcasm> This guy is working hard to earn back the trust and respect of his peers, whom he undoubtedly feels h
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Why I'm Angry About the iPhone Leak(blogazineapp.com)
49 points by mrshoe 16y ago|68 comments
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by mrshoe 16y ago
Is the change to 25 front page stories a temporary one, to help performance?
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by mrshoe 16y ago
The Apple number is very different if you don't count people working in their retail stores.
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by mrshoe 17y ago
I don't see why not. Aside from a small number of hackers, how does this conflict with how the general population perceives Apple? Their customers love them. They're still perceived as incredibly innovative. They bring new technologies to m
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Report From a 1994 Web Usability Study(useit.com)
2 points by mrshoe 17y ago|0 comments
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by mrshoe 17y ago
That's exactly the way I use RSS as well and that's exactly why I'm building http://blogazineapp.com .
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It’s Not the Control, It’s the Secrecy(daringfireball.net)
66 points by mrshoe 17y ago|45 comments
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by mrshoe 17y ago
The article is quite short, but those of you who choose not to read it should know the actual numbers quoted: The iPhone's share is 0.51% (not 0.051%), the iPod Touch has 0.11%, and the iPad has 0.03%. That means iPhone OS has a total of 0.
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by mrshoe 17y ago
Classic: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljv1knm9N4o#t=5m40s
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by mrshoe 17y ago
I'm glad that iPhone OS is providing us an excuse to take personal computing a least a few steps down the path to where it should have gone years ago. Users shouldn't have to launch and quit applications. They shouldn't have to save and ope
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by mrshoe 17y ago
I'm starting to see a pattern in startup strategy... Build a minimum viable product without accounts, management interfaces, rich text editors, etc. Market that product based on its lack of such features ("It's so simple!"). Once you have
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IBM Card Sorters(columbia.edu)
3 points by mrshoe 17y ago|0 comments
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by mrshoe 17y ago
I'll be forwarding this to my boss along with my request for permission to work from a hammock on the beach.

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