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by psbp 12y ago
It's probably more dependent on the volume of customers for all these data companies.
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by psbp 12y ago
He might be talking about the Moto G or E. The Nexus 5 is more mid-tier.
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by psbp 12y ago
"The BBC understands that even if blocks do go ahead, content from artists signed to independent labels will remain available on YouTube via channels such as Vevo." This completely changes the issue altogether. How did the Guardia
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by psbp 12y ago
I can't find a source for it, so I'll just delete it.
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by psbp 12y ago
Universities should weigh the first semester less and cap the number of hours taken. I know plenty of people who fucked up their first semester due to culture shock/feelings of isolation.
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by psbp 12y ago
It's funny to see sites highlight specific CEOs. It seems to say something about their viewpoint or possibly their target demographic.
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by psbp 12y ago
I doubt Lenovo would appreciate a contract in a market they're not necessarily interested in pursuing.
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by psbp 12y ago
You realize that Motorola has been sold to Lenovo, an asian company?
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by psbp 12y ago
I kind of agree, but providing a poverty threshold was probably the worst thing to happen to our welfare system. It's a completely exploitable concept and is much less equitable than other (perhaps more invasive) quality standards.
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by psbp 12y ago
His recommendations seem ridiculous. Why force employment when it offers no real return except keeping an anachronistic standard of 40 hr/week employment?
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by psbp 12y ago
This would be a great ecological experiment.
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by psbp 12y ago
The last few struck me a few years ago when this was first announced. The first company that rolls these out will have so much power over commerce in general. I can imagine Google offering a service to help optimize those kinds of variables
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by psbp 12y ago
It's funny that your archaic quote undermines your point.
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by psbp 12y ago
"That number is inflated by adding YouTube users" They specifically bifurcate the two types of users. There's ~500 million if you count the G+ interactions through youtube and other apps.
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by psbp 12y ago
Why doesn't the hacker community lionize this guy as much as they do Snowden?
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by psbp 12y ago
Moto X.
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by psbp 13y ago
I think almost the opposite relationship can be explored. What is the normal world's relationship to a bunch of people trying so hard to "Think Different"?
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by psbp 13y ago
It's the standard hamburger style menu found across android. Maybe it would be difficult if it wasn't in every Google android app.
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by psbp 13y ago
I've been using it for years and I've either never had these problems or they haven't been so bad that I would consider it broken. Isn't a time to home card usually valuable?
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by psbp 13y ago
Just tuned in to see Leo crying. I guess it was some pretty profound stuff.
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by psbp 13y ago
I've read all the released documents, I get the impression that most of this was instigated by Jobs. Sure they played along for this purpose, but the threats and escalation started with the Job's emails in 05.
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by psbp 13y ago
Facebook has been much more flippant with privacy policies and their use of data than Google has ever been. I only see unfavorable comparisons of google to facebook on HN and it really baffles me. It couldn't be farther from the truth.
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by psbp 13y ago
I didn't mean mad literally. I meant the intent that you mentioned.
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by psbp 13y ago
Maybe investors are mad about their shares being diluted through these stock deals?
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by psbp 13y ago
I wonder if Google has plans for a competing VR to the rift.
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by psbp 13y ago
When you learn the slogan.
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by psbp 13y ago
It's still important to feel your stomach churn when you hear Zuckerberg talk about his "mission"
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by psbp 13y ago
I'm not sure how true this is, but I recently watched an anti-google documentary about their book-scanning business and they said sources familiar with Larry Page claim that he had no interest in Google as a business but rather was att
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by psbp 13y ago
"Zuckerberg explained that he felt that Oculus represented an entirely new post-PC and post-mobile platform." He's probably right. While Google and others are focusing on half-baked wearables as their key to the future, faceb
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by psbp 13y ago
Let assume that these kinds of investments actually lead to something: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/03/21/zuckerberg-musk-inves... Maybe not immediately, but 10, 20, 50 years? Good luck.

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