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by rckrd 14y ago
Not that I'm offended, but you might want to find a replacement for 'retarded' on your launch page. Sure, it gives a colloquial vibe, but it comes off as a little immature.
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by rckrd 14y ago
Why do the links take me to the actual onion site? Let's say I visit your site. Then I am viewing real news that looks fake (i.e. just poor and sensationalist journalism). But once I click an article at the top, I'm taken to the real oni
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by rckrd 14y ago
As said earlier comments, I think that the best way for HN to operate is for those people to participate indirectly in the community (by commenting or submitting). Personally, I think its a more interesting way to learn and reveals a more
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by rckrd 14y ago
I'm sure this is relevant for a lot of people, but personally I didn't really identify with a lot of the points.
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by rckrd 14y ago
I'm interested to see how big a share of the market the "artisan store or coffee shop" is. And how are they able to offer 2.5%, while Intuit and Square charge 2.75%? You would think that for non-enterprise customers, they would charge more
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by rckrd 14y ago
He went to a institution known for its math, we do see the same kind of results from his peers - just not in computer science.
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by rckrd 14y ago
I would like to point out that he was able to describe his original implementation in a few sentences. This is important.
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by rckrd 14y ago
I particularly thought the "Analyzing CS 229 Project Topics" was clever. http://cs229.stanford.edu/proj2012/ChangSaeta-AnalyzingCS229...
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by rckrd 14y ago
I love the concept, but "Clients may not even know they have roamed". Can anyone briefly rehash some of the security issues that were brought up with mosh?
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by rckrd 14y ago
Just from a UX perspective, I wonder what seems like a more natural ordering: [ 1 2 ] [ 3 4 ] Is more natural to read than: [ 1 3 ] [ 2 4 ] I would think that since we read from left to right and then down, that the standa
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by rckrd 14y ago
Sure, there are over 8,000 web APIs, but how many will be reasonably be within the scope of your project? How many times do we need a weather app that also takes photos, tweets, and gives stock prices? Even though this seems to try to solv
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by rckrd 14y ago
Adding on to eigenvector's point, there's a certain beauty in a self-contained mathematics textbook.
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by rckrd 14y ago
Reminds me of a previous HN submission: http://thenextweb.com/socialmedia/2012/12/07/local-police-po... I think the key is using this technique on already established social networks. This seems like it would only target those who have a
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by rckrd 14y ago
I'm surprised Amazon was not suspicious that a service request had come from a location where the account has never been logged in from before.