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by ok_craig 13y ago
Because, you know, once a company makes one bad move, its impossible to change. We should only support companies who have never made bad choices or aggravated us personally. Especially those companies whose leadership, product vision and c
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Aren't those issues accounted for by simply charging more?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Sounds like a great opportunity for someone to create a new coffee shop chain specifically centered around the idea of seating people with laptops for a long time. Actually I'm not sure why this hasn't happened yet.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Wow, this should be top comment. Reading this in school was part of my public education.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I'm excited there's going to be an ngAnimate for animations in AngularJS, but I feel compelled to comment mostly to say that this presentation is awesomely done. Good job.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I guess this means that the rods and cones in our eyes are capable of processing UV light, but our natural lenses filter it out while implants like this don't? Anyone have a deeper explanation?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Seems kinda relative right? Compared to 10,000 it isn't a lot.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
> Her heroes bear little resemblance to the vast majority of businessmen... who tend to more closely resemble her villains. I think this was the point.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I've never used 1Password, but if you're looking for a simple, free alternative, oneshallpass.com and its Chrome extension would be a good fit.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Point is you always have the option of sending the old fashioned way if you want. You don't have to use a 3rd party unless there's a specific function they provide for certain specific cases that you want. You don't have that option wit
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by ok_craig 13y ago
That image of the Google blimp almost looks like the logo was photoshopped on. Any way to tell if that's real or not?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The problem isn't for Google, it's for the receiving mobile devices.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The Play Store on Android is designed exactly this way as well. I don't really have any strong opinions on whether it's good or bad design, but it's interesting to see the top mobile OSes start to converge in this direction.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
So the 3d radar used by Google costs $75,000, but it seems unlikely they'd try to sell the tech to the mass market at that price. How likely is it that this is just the price of their R&D units, and that they'll have that reduced signi
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by ok_craig 13y ago
What sucks is that there was already a topic to discuss, and the author changed it. The original idea was simply a place with fewer restrictions, and the author instead decided to talk about a fantasy island anarchy with no rule of law and
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by ok_craig 13y ago
That's a bold suggestion given the recent climate here.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
How do you tell if something's flagged?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Maybe people who are actually just average HN users don't find those stories to really be worth reading as much as other stories. Occam's razor, you know. Not everything is a conspiracy.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
If people comment and don't say they're Google employees, how do you know they're Google employees?
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Nothing you said is actually a justification for MS's actions. > Is it legal for Mozilla to distribute Adblock on their site which is a program that disables Youtube and Google ads and hurts content creators? Yes. This is because AdBloc
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by ok_craig 13y ago
You realize that if ads are required by the TOS, but you don't have the ability to include ads, that it doesn't mean it's just okay to ignore the TOS and distribute the app anyway? Whether it's fair or not for Google to not provide a way to
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by ok_craig 13y ago
YouTube users make a living off the ads. It is just as much about their rights. Google is the only one who can defend this on their behalf, and they should, down to the platforms with only 1 user.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The issue is that the app is not displaying ads, which is against the TOS.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I don't know why you assume that an invite system is something that's "cool" or only a viable strategy for small companies. It's a good and reasonable way to scale a new product.
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by ok_craig 13y ago
It's bias if you decipher a logical point, and continue to believe something that is counter to it, without providing countering logic. Deciphering a logical point may or may not happen depending on the context. It's more likely to happen
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by ok_craig 13y ago
Avoiding effort with respect to transport gets you to work faster, which is most instances is the point of transport. Avoiding effort with respect to discussing ideas gets you bias, which is the opposite of the point of discussion. So you'
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I think it's more coincidence than trend. She's definitely discussed more in the US than the rest of the world, but not specifically more on HN. People tend to agree or disagree with her strongly, so when it comes up once it generally doe
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by ok_craig 13y ago
The things most lucrative to pharma are problems whose number of affected patients (x axis) and price to treat (y axis) create a box with the highest volume on a graph. That is, things which are expensive to treat, yet treatable, which many
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by ok_craig 13y ago
I'll really love the day when everybody's photo and video services automatically upload to the cloud, so that this kind of evidence can't disappear by force of currupt cops. G+ auto-uploads all my pics and video, I think some other service
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by ok_craig 13y ago
* ctrl+l * ctrl+c * ctrl+1 (gmail tab) * c (compose) * type recipients * tab, tab to compose * ctrl+v * ctrl+enter (send) 8 steps, but I'd argue keys are at least twice as fast as clicks.

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