raldi

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Former Threadless CTO Harper Reed to Work for Obama 2012(adweek.com)
21 points by raldi 15y ago|5 comments
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by raldi 15y ago
yclist.com
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Google uncovers major account-hijacking campaign targeting senior US officials(googleblog.blogspot.com)
183 points by raldi 15y ago|85 comments
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The next version of the Linux kernel will be declared v3.0(theinquirer.net)
7 points by raldi 15y ago|0 comments
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Facial Recognition: The One Product Google Has -- And Is Holding Back(huffingtonpost.com)
4 points by raldi 15y ago|0 comments
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by raldi 15y ago
I don't get the Thinkstock ad. Why are some of the squares blank?
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by raldi 15y ago
I think moderators need to be empowered to move submissions around to each others' reddits -- a nice side effect would be that eventually, instead of marking off-topic links as spam, they could kick them out to an /r/limbo where other moder
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by raldi 15y ago
I think this is a more interesting way of looking at it: http://www.google.com/trends?q=reddit%2C+digg%2C+slashdot&#3... It's interesting because Digg blew itself up when they tampered with their formula... and Slashdot faded into obscuri
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by raldi 15y ago
Don't take his criticism too hard. It's just part of the startup culture: Get something out there and in front of real users, as early as possible, so you can begin the virtuous cycle of success.
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by raldi 15y ago
The future looks extremely bright. The only thing holding reddit back was that, until recently, Conde Nast didn't think the site needed more employees than could fit in a car. They didn't even have a salesperson assigned to the site until l
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by raldi 18y ago
I don't get this. It seems to say, e.g., "We reverse-engineered the shape of Texas by drawing a line around all the photos marked 'Texas'." So? How did the photos get marked "Texas" in the first place?