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by pshapiro 16y ago
Could you teach me how you format italic text like that?
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by pshapiro 16y ago
It's the principle. A good thing makes a good result, bad thing makes a bad result. A good thing is something that has enough truth inside it to transmit 'what is' accurately. Bad things have too much falsehood to see the things correctly.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
The problem is that he's not making the distinction between good secrets and bad secrets. If you do something bad and covert it up, it's a bad secret because it results in bad things and the politicians involved do not want to be associated
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Quora: How valuable is Hacker News karma?(quora.com)
8 points by pshapiro 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Why doesn't the HN user's submissions list show number of comments?
5 points by pshapiro 16y ago|2 comments
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Seth Godin @ TED: "We're just waiting for someone to lead us"(ted.com)
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Do you know if your input method produces unicode? That could be the difference.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
I think you mean, "いくつかの日本語"... :)
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Very cool, well built.. but from a UX/UI perspective, it strikes me as a little bit odd that I would be sticking post-its to a cork board. Maybe a refrigerator or whiteboard texture would be more fitting. Or, so that you don't have to chang
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Ask HN: What are the most important essential things in the life of an investor?
1 points by pshapiro 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What should be the most important thing(s) in the life of a businessman?
2 points by pshapiro 16y ago|1 comments
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by pshapiro 16y ago
"The community is often snobbish and out of touch with how the other half lives. " I have noticed this and unfortunately have to agree with this observation. I wonder what principle (teaching) lets hackernews people behave like that.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
When there are no problems present, and you make predictions based on only the effect you see, it's easy for you to be tricked about the present circumstances. It's almost like saying that spring is here again because it's 65° in Brooklyn t
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by pshapiro 16y ago
You can do this with a plate of chocolate chips too, if no marshmallows are handy.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
It will be more helpful to both parties if you can show a concrete problem through some existent things.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Personally I really don't want my email visible to Facebook. What would they do with my information? Google already set the precedent for leveraging email data _somehow_. If so, Facebook will probably push the boundaries while carefully mar
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by pshapiro 16y ago
No, genius doesn't come from just hard work. You can work hard at the wrong way for a long time and still not get any better. A genius is someone who sees the world by his own sight. A genius has wisdom because of that. On the other hand, s
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by pshapiro 16y ago
It isn't real love to "talk it out" with them anyway. If it doesn't bless them and yourself it's not love anyway. Things as they actually are is the only way that they are in truth. So the teaching that it's loving them is what's false -- n
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Just like a religion, it's when words and rules become more important than problems (and thus the truth that can be confirmed through those problems). If so, people are forced to do things that don't match the problems, and so the reason wh
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Thanks for the link. FYI http://www.quora.com/What-are-the-most-important-misconcepti...
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BetaStartup - Directory website for startups in public beta(betastartup.com)
1 points by pshapiro 16y ago|0 comments
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by pshapiro 16y ago
I'm surprised to find someone like you who shares such a similar viewpoint as me. Although I don't believe it is fully impossible to predict where we will be 20 years from now -- it's just an ability that's historically limited to a few peo
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Ask HN: What is the potential of human technology?
10 points by pshapiro 16y ago|6 comments
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Thanks for the chat, guys. It was great to meet some of you and get to hear about your startups.
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Cute..., and a good start to a UIKit visualization. By the way, the methods you see in the diagram are to be implemented by a UIApplicationDelegate. Your UIApplicationDelegate class is usually laid out by default in new XCode projects. Ther
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by pshapiro 16y ago
I'm not saying I agree that Japanese products can't be better than another country's, but... isn't crafting a better production process the result of labor talent in the first place?
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Node.js ftw
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by pshapiro 16y ago
What if your startup is your baby?
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by pshapiro 16y ago
Here's something else that might be of some interest to you. Slightly off topic -- video chat implemented in HTML5. https://labs.ericsson.com/developer-community/blog/beyond-ht...
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by pshapiro 16y ago
"everything was looked at, everything thought about" When I went to WWDC this year, the lead UX guy from Apple said that one of their major design considerations is how to make the interface seem like a real thing with which you're interact

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