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by mygo 9y ago
I feel like this is the best answer. People have to work with what they have. Much in the same way that SNES games look the way that do, even though the designers back then were just as smart and talented as the ones today. That’s simply wh
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by mygo 9y ago
What are you afraid of more? A failed venture or taking your regret to the grave? There's no right answer.
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by mygo 9y ago
Your computer monitor works within the sRGB (or comparable) color space, so it physically cannot render colors outside of that color space. When you look at that diagram you're seeing a representation, not the real deal. Pigments could
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by mygo 9y ago
layering, if the ground is undisturbed, can only tell us how old something at least is. The object itself could be older than the soil it was found in. Take for example how every ancient artifact in a museum is older than the soil it sits
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by mygo 9y ago
> We are actively training the users into feeling those rules as superior. I would wager that we are not necessarily training users into feeling those rules as superior, but the absolute opposite — people tend to feel more at ease /
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by mygo 9y ago
I believe the probability of people coming to your defense raises faster with fame.
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by mygo 9y ago
> there is no viable competition/users are too psychologically entwined to make the decision to detach from Facebook People literally said the same thing about MySpace when it held the “network effect” throne. And in hindsight after
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by mygo 9y ago
your circular logic translates to “the fact that these allegations even bothered to come out is evidence that they may be false”
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by mygo 9y ago
Yep.. some people think he’s dumb but I’m not so sure about that. We think that when someone is full of fallacy that they simply don’t know any better, but what about the alternative? You can use fallacies as an effective tool to further
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by mygo 9y ago
you know what’s weird? In Europe and America we consider animated films “cartoons”, say they are for kids, and generally don’t see them as a serious storytelling medium. But in Japan, an animated film is not seen in this manner. In fact, an
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by mygo 9y ago
Sounds like you need to re-read what was written because your approach falls in the same line of thinking. Creating a demo is part of sales, even if you had to develop something in order to create that demo. You’re not asking people to inte
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by mygo 9y ago
> 'well, sure, I guess that sounds interesting' I think the question boils down to: would you be willing to spend the next few years of your life on a 'well, sure, I guess that sounds interesting'? There are all kinds
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by mygo 9y ago
This has been my perspective. It surprises me how many people (including non-technical people) have a problem with simply going “hey I’m working on solving this problem. Would you be interested in giving me some feedback?”. Or even the less
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by mygo 9y ago
Doesnt it feel good to post about what interests you, on your own terms, without a care for if anyone even cares, and then it blows up?
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by mygo 9y ago
If you had poo on your butt, would you wipe it off with toilet paper and throw it in the trash ? No because it would stink up the place and someone can touch your poo while taking out the trash
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by mygo 9y ago
Ah yes I did misread. Good catch.
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by mygo 9y ago
> especially at an affordable price point. They don’t necessarily have to be affordable. You can be premium. They just have to be able to provide high speed internet and not be Comcast. They might even make it realistic for more people t
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by mygo 9y ago
Aah, gotcha. Well if the FDA medical device regulations don’t cover it, is there not still the possibility of some other regulation still effectively covering it? For example something like, the way my device functions may not be regulated
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by mygo 9y ago
Even if you don’t personally identify with it, your love of gluttony can be used by others to identity you. So in that sense it’s a part of your identity.
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by mygo 9y ago
If they are used to store protected health information it’s the practice’s duty to make sure they comply with HIPAA regulations. So for example can’t leave that file cabinet unlocked out in the front lobby. When I was looking to make an app
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by mygo 9y ago
I hate articles with a paywall. This is officially annoying. Can anyone summarize the text?
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by mygo 9y ago
> I do see how showing negative news to people would have affect on what people post. Get this. Every single time you visit facebook, right above the fold is some depressing news. Every. Single. Time. It has an effect on some.
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Facebook opens up to developers in pursuit of MySpace (2007)(theguardian.com)
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by mygo 9y ago
facebook has this “trending” section where they show ~3 trending news headlines with a little blurb under each. It’s usually near the top. On the right sidebar on desktop. And yeah it’s often times very depressing headlines such as those. Y
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by mygo 9y ago
I don’t use facebook and I didn’t even know that stephen hawking died before someone texted it to me. Same with that famous pastor who died last month. same with the bridge that collapsed in Miami near Florida International University. The
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by mygo 9y ago
you're looking at the problem all wrong, maltalex. Just hire a developer who is already 3 months pregnant.
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by mygo 9y ago
The 16GB iPhone 3GS debuted for $199 with a contract from AT&T. People were still going to have mobile phone contracts. The smartphone replaced their cell phone just like it replaced their Garmin GPS and their Flip video camera and thei
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by mygo 9y ago
why go through all that? who would go through all that? making your own life more difficult in spite of a company? it's not sustainable note: I know that some people actually would. but philosophically speaking I just don't get it
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by mygo 9y ago
This is true. I think the iPhone did the same thing to Garmin GPS and other single-purpose hardware companies. They all lost so much of their market. Apple already knew people were buying and would continue to buy these things, and their in
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by mygo 9y ago
I deleted my facebook and use HN more. So technically yes, at least for me. I wonder how many other people who frequent HN have either done away completely with facebook or give it less attention than a control group

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