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by newishuser 14y ago
For sure, I genuinely think it's a great idea and I hope you succeed. As far as the writing goes though, I never understand why people try to generate interest through negativity and deceit. I think the post would be more inspiring if it we
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by newishuser 14y ago
Misleading title, post is an advertisement for 3d printing. Hates the state of 3d printing, building 3d printing vending machines a la red box. That being said, it's a really cool idea. But post title is obnoxious IMHO.
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by newishuser 14y ago
TLDR: Nothing has changed. They still want to sell your photos. You have to grant them "a non-exclusive, fully paid and royalty-free, transferable, sub-licensable, worldwide license". The operative portion being sub-licensable .
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by newishuser 14y ago
Meh
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by newishuser 14y ago
That one is well beyond the requirements for html5 gaming and is for desktops when most people these days are using laptops or tablets.
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by newishuser 14y ago
As a non lawyer who likes to pretend he knows what he's talking about, I say: "Lovely, now let's get that in writing."
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by newishuser 14y ago
Not only that but the prizes are pretty lackluster. Grand prize gets an all expenses paid trip to SF, which is awesome, but everyone else gets one of these hunky beasts http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130... . Whi
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by newishuser 14y ago
I don't agree. I think prohibition can coincide with a cultural perception that creates the illusion that the prohibition is effective, but in my opinion it's the culture itself not the prohibition. Nothing can truly be prohibited. Especial
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by newishuser 14y ago
Prohibition is never a solution to anything. What we need is a cultural shift of some sort that involves identifying people in situations that lead to increased risk of later in life criminal activity and providing them the tools they need
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by newishuser 14y ago
This seems clearly more as a tongue in cheek way of telling Yahoo! how important the flickr API is than a genuine petition of the US Government.
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by newishuser 14y ago
Ha, and from the computer science department no less. The new logo to me looks like a buffering pull tab with a butt crack.
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by newishuser 14y ago
The link bait was mentioning HN's 2 favorite editors. Especially since we've discussed brackets several times before: http://www.hnsearch.com/search#request/submissions&q=bra...
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by newishuser 14y ago
If they don't share your vision and aren't getting paid you're not going to keep them around for long. People are often eager to help their friends but then regret what they've gotten themselves into when the task becomes too large. You eit
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by newishuser 14y ago
We don't need to be able to hail yellow cabs with an app, we need to be able to hail black cars with an app. Cabs aren't going to come to BK because they got a text message, they all swarm around Manhattan looking for short fares, but black
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by newishuser 14y ago
Are you offering them compensation for their work?
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by newishuser 14y ago
Paying flickr user here. Flickr is perfect and that's it's problem. I don't need social integration, I don't need filters, I don't need multi-platform sharing. I need an automatic resizer and reliable CDN and flickr is a remarkable both of
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by newishuser 14y ago
Why would anyone trust that statistics released by Goldman Sachs weren't designed to manipulate the market in their favour?