pteredactyl

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by pteredactyl 14y ago
Technology for technology's sake.
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
“The conscious and intelligent manipulation of the organized habits and opinions of the masses is an important element in democratic society. Those who manipulate this unseen mechanism of society constitute an invisible government which is
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
I'm assuming the Danish professor is framing his findings as a viable public policy assertion.
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
I agree we are stuck in an outdated model however I am not keen on someone me telling how many hours I can or should work.
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
It'll be interesting to see when HN gets into Political Philosophy : )
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
Technology for technology's sake. But at least I can easily create box-shadows now or know my geo-coordinates at all times! PS - This article is on the frontpage of msn.com
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Mixed-use floor plans solve every problem.
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesignTeam
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
linux
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
"Thanks to the strong, consistent Unigrid design program, the National Park Service has saved many tens of millions of dollars over the decades by not reinventing brochure and map design with every new print project" Yea, but we always need
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
I like your words. It's not a different problem. Doubly said "expression of systemic moral hazards" leak into these successful platforms. They get fat and then formally hire 1000x more inhouse devs, biz, and design folks when they could ad
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Yea, that's not a bad idea. But who knows what their actual revenue or capital situation is. Just like Facebook, transparency is an issue. I participate in these services, but I know full well whatever I post is market research.
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by pteredactyl 14y ago
I blame Wall Street. Endless growth ($), forever. I like the open web you allude to. However, bills gotta get paid.