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by onedev 13y ago
We actually don't "need" anything more social.
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by onedev 13y ago
Yeah that was incredibly annoying.
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by onedev 13y ago
Alright someone in here is going to mention Snapchat, so I'm gonna go ahead and mention it first: Snapchat. Guarantee a good portion of you were thinking the same thing while reading that.
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by onedev 13y ago
can you explain?
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by onedev 13y ago
How would you deal with equity in an offer from a company such as Dropbox or Square who clearly aren't going to disappear soon, and have a lot of momentum as a mid-sized, well-funded company?
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by onedev 13y ago
They give out so much free space, right now I have 55GB of free space for life. Then again, I'm not the typical user; I've visited Dropbox HQ a couple times, gone to their recruiting events, and know some Dropbox engineers.
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by onedev 13y ago
Have any cool stories to share?
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by onedev 13y ago
Can you explain to me how Depth Sensing works at a high level?
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by onedev 13y ago
Hahaha join the club, I neither know Ruby nor Rails. Don't know Go either, or Node, or Angular....I'm a dinosaur :)
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by onedev 13y ago
Why is LinkedIn always in some sort of security snafoo? It seems like it's always them. Of course it's probably also my selective memories.
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by onedev 13y ago
The issue with Home was that it was just too early to launch. They thought they could launch a beta product and get some feedback before iterating, but they severely underestimated users' needs for things like folders; which seems obvi
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by onedev 13y ago
By torrenting and pirating music or movies you are stealing; do you really want to be a thief?
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by onedev 13y ago
No. You can pretty much go fuck yourself. I hate interviewing as it current exists and I'm going to make sure each and every one of my friends know what I got asked so that they can better prepare themselves and have a better experienc
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Ask HN: What do you think of Reddit's user supported monetization.
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by onedev 13y ago
Few make nearly as much as Elon Musk and Peter Thiel to have nearly even close to as much impact.
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by onedev 13y ago
From what I've been told, yes....they can be used when stolen; it's kinda the whole untraceable, distributed nature of it all.
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by onedev 13y ago
I've talked to bunch of people who've gone through YC and it doesn't seem like anyone is really missing out on much. It seems to be more of support group than anything else, and really while a support group is important it do
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by onedev 13y ago
Sometimes we forget about Hawaii and Alaska but we still love you wonderful people who get to live in those beautiful place :)
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by onedev 13y ago
I guess I'm speaking as someone who grew up driving in the era of smartphones and readily available GPS so even when I personally drive, I depend HEAVILY on Google maps. Like I'd really be lost without it. I guess not relying on G
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by onedev 13y ago
Yup, though I am an early adopter I am definitely less willing to just hand over my data to a random startup recently than I have in the past.
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by onedev 13y ago
Knowledge of city routes isn't THAT relevant when you can easily depend on Google Maps. Almost every time I use Uber, the drivers have used Google Maps if they didn't readily know where I wanted to go and I didn't mind them u
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by onedev 13y ago
What if you've built an amazing, revolutionary product but no one knows about it? You make it seem like the concept of advertising at it's core is inherently bad; it isn't.
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by onedev 13y ago
The simple messages are often one of the most powerful.
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by onedev 13y ago
>"We isolated Intro in a separate network segment and implemented a tight security perimeter across trust boundaries." >"We performed hardening of the externally and internally-facing services and reduced exposure to th
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by onedev 13y ago
Yep, I too have added Medium to my subconscious spam filter, along with BusinessInsider, TechCrunch and many others.
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by onedev 13y ago
Wow after reading that, they might as well have written: "We can do whatever we want, whenever we want, with everything you put here, regardless of anything that happens". That's a disgusting license. However, it reflects in
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by onedev 13y ago
#2 is what's killing me, so these past few weeks I've deactivated all social network services (Facebook, Twitter, etc), deleted all of those apps off my phone, and the result has been refreshing. I feel so....free...my mind is mor
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by onedev 13y ago
I think people decided that this was something worth discussing. A lot of times I won't necessarily agree with or like the post that I'm upvoting, but I upvote it so that it gets more visibility and then I can read other people&#x
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by onedev 13y ago
Probably the most logical answer to the question. Sometimes in the midst of all the speculation we forget about the simplest explanations.
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by onedev 13y ago
Yup I go to a well known state school and literally everyone has Macbooks. All the students, all the professors; EVERYONE. Every company I've worked at in the past (both in SV and elsewhere) were ALL using Macbooks exclusively. Go to S

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