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Innovation and OpenStack: Lessons from HTTP(markshuttleworth.com)
2 points by pavs 15y ago|0 comments
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by pavs 15y ago
Also for Chrome, Write Space: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/aimodnlfiikjjnmdch...
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by pavs 15y ago
Your reddit experience is as good as the sub-reddits you follow. Subscribe to sub-reddits of your interest and you will only see stories from those sub-reddits on your front page. Stick with the default options and you only see the top stor
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"This is water, this is water."(publicnoises.blogspot.com)
41 points by pavs 15y ago|29 comments
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by pavs 16y ago
"Irony" is not what you think it is.
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by pavs 16y ago
"If you’re an Internet Explorer fan..." Wait what? I was under the impression that most people use IE either because its installed by default or they are forced by their corporate overloads. Do people actually use IE because they really lik
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by pavs 16y ago
No. This is exactly how TC has always worked. They are a nothing more than linkbaiting, content firm dressed as a legitimate news outlet.
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by pavs 16y ago
I bet chrome 20 will be out by the year end.
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by pavs 16y ago
Yes.
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by pavs 16y ago
I don't think he predicts exponential growth will continue indefinitely. Where did you get that from?
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by pavs 16y ago
In other words "content farm". But since it will be done by "leading" blogs it will be considered an ok thing to do. Makes perfect sense, huffpo and TC was never too far from being a content farm. These sites are rarely about quality but qu
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by pavs 16y ago
I would never get a CDMA phone. iphone or not, AT&T sucks.
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by pavs 16y ago
AT&T is just horrible. I am in Bangladesh right now and I jailbreaked my iphone and I am using GSM from a local provider called "GrameenPhone"; I have better network and internet speed here than I had in NY with AT&T. Pathetic.
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by pavs 16y ago
For some reason I find it hard to love facebook and I am not sure I understand why. I am certainly not jealous of their (relatively) easier path to glory or I am too suspicious about their lapses in user privacy (most companies had their fa
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by pavs 16y ago
Another way to think about it is when you do something all the time it becomes a second nature. You don't always have to ponder hard on every decision you make, some decision becomes default choice. I don't know about minimalists not having
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by pavs 16y ago
> I still think it's fairly readable. Compare it to the readability-required status of even big-name content pushers like the Chicago-Sun Times. My site is an order of magnitude easier to read, even if their body font is a bit easier in
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by pavs 16y ago
I don't think its a bad font. I just don't think its a good font if you are interested in readers enjoying the experience of reading. The article was good, the font was a bit of distraction. Thankfully readability is there to rescue. FWIW I
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by pavs 16y ago
>To be fair, Reddit has a noted capacity for charity and generosity Understatement of the year.
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by pavs 16y ago
One thing I hate about reddit is user's obsession over karma to the point that on most of the major sub-reddits highest rated comments are boiled down to puns and memes. I hope that type of obsession doesn't spill over here. I rather have n
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by pavs 16y ago
> Harder Better Faster Stronger I really don't want to sound dismissive or pretentious; but thats the kind of thinking I used to have when I was a teenager. When you reach a certain age (or perhaps also gather a good amount of life expe
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by pavs 16y ago
It is true that everyone has their unique way of doing things, so I don't think there is a single "right" way of reading a book but a way that works for you. But I want talk a little about the motivation behind reading books. I don't read b
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by pavs 16y ago
You are eventually going to forget most of what you read few years later. So to me, the extra effort in trying to "remember" a book seems pointless. To me relational connection is more important that "remembering" a book. For instance if yo
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by pavs 16y ago
Sure. If you read 2-5 books a year, its possible.
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by pavs 16y ago
Unless you are savant you are not going to remember most of what you have read couple of months or years later however you are likely to have a vague recollection of the general gist o the book. You are also not going to use most of the thi
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by pavs 16y ago
First, care. http://www.43folders.com/2010/02/05/first-care&article=7...
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by pavs 16y ago
I have been reading a decent amount lately. This year I have read 28 books so far (should end up with 30 books) and the last 2 years I have read 50 books in total. http://iampavs.com/books/ I have found that reading books itself is not so
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by pavs 16y ago
I have to work somewhere better in order for me to criticize a sinkhole that is yahoo? What kind of argument is that? If you must know, I am self employed. > I personally believe that without big players like Yahoo!, many ideas would no
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by pavs 16y ago
Ideas and startup goes to Yahoo to die.
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by pavs 16y ago
Or just use chrome browser on ubuntu distro?
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by pavs 16y ago
I don't know much about Mexican culture but in south Asia, specially the rural areas, if you give someone money for a job or favor that they don't want the Monet they will often find creative ways to give it back. In my case I found my 500

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