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I think IE6 users don't care about browsers or don't have a choice. I doubt it has anything to do with not caring about design.
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Jeez, read my comment. I'm happy it was overturned, so the answer to your question is obviously no. My comment was about a democractic system and how it doesn't always work to give the majority what they want. I never said the majority shou
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I read a lot of books. The biggest benefit I get from them is that my thoughts on current projects will get tweaked a bit, and a few gems come to me that I wouldn't have thought of otherwise if I was too focused on my specific project(s) an
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He's getting downvoted, but he's right. The majority voted for this, but the majority didn't get what they voted for. "The System" DID NOT work for the majority in this case (although for the record, I'm very happy with the outcome).
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If you can do a better job in three days than he has over the entire history of his business, then you definitely should.
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As a VERY satisfied customer, I want to know "what you have in store for the future"... NOW!!! Any hints??? Come on... your boss will never know ;-)
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I have no idea, but if their business model is selling PPVs for $50 and keeping $25, I don't think they'd be thrilled at the prospect of the UFC selling streams for $10 and giving them $5. My guess is that it's not the UFC that has a proble
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The UFC has contracts in place with their PPV partners. They aren't legally able to undercut them by running cheap streams.
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There are plenty of articles that can be summed up in four words. That doesn't mean they aren't worth reading to get the bigger picture, details, examples, etc.
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I think if you trust your family and friends and they trust you, an NDA is a bit of a slap in the face. I share my ideas with close family and close friends... because they're close family and close friends. Also, if you get them to sign an
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The whole reason it's called "fuck you money" is because if you don't want to do anything... for anyone... at any time... or if anyone you're working for or with pisses you off for any reason... you can ALWAYS say "fuck you" and have no iss
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"Fuck You Money" is a well-known and well-understood term. He didn't make it up.
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Just a variation on the "single founders don't work" argument. Sure, it doesn't usually work, but it does with the right single founder, even if it's not that often. I don't see any new arguments here. I've been a single founder twice and d
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LEAN ($6.25) SLLCONF ($5.25)
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There's a potential downside to this for Apple though: if they start allowing users to bypass carrier services, then the monthly cost of the service will start to go down as users use fewer features, but that also means Apple will get less
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He doesn't even mention the flagging feature, and jumps to the "PG is a censor" conclusion. Credibility: gone.
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I think they impose enough "rules" as it is. Maybe a $3 app with adds means it doesn't have to cost $5. That's just an example. There could be all sorts of different reasons that developers will have for both, and I like the idea of letting
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I wasn't freaking out on ya man! More a statement that I don't mind if people know I use (and love) .Net.
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I get tonnes done with my evil tools.
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Is your target market developers? Unfortunately, I don't have a helpful solution; I just wanted to say that developers are probably one of the worst possible markets to use email to attract. I think I'm like a lot of developers in that if i
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The article was about allowing people to install any app they want, even if it isn't in the App Store. He wasn't talking about open-sourcing the OS. I agree with him.
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What's stopping you from emailing them or, better yet in this case, just calling them?
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I think one thing to be careful of is the "we did this so it must work" theme vs. "this is what we're going to do and will prove that it will work" theme. I'm a fan of 37S as entrepreneurs, and those guys come across really well in their po
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I think it's just because there's a lot more current soap-opera-type news lately. Google vs. Apple, Apple vs. Adobe, etc. Some of it is interesting. A lot of it is boring and repetitive. But it will pass. No site can ever completely escape
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Perfect timing -- I was just finishing my 93-page business plan and the last line of my nine pages of Excel spreadsheets told me I needed $8.25 million. I'm definitely applying for the next round.
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Have you seen how many site-specific RSS clients there are in the App Store? Heck, there are companies that one-off apps for a few hundred bucks for anyone that will pay them, and they're all making it into the App Store. http://www.appmak
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I've been a .Net developer for years, but because I can't develop for the iPhone on a Windows box, I switched my primary dev machine to a MacBook Pro running my Windows stuff through a VM. The Windows part is 90% of the what I do, but being
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More importantly, why do you care what he thinks? Just do your thing.
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I agree with you in general, but watch out for the over-generalization. There are gym teachers out there who are as effective, caring, and dedicated as the best classroom teachers, and they impact the lives of some of their students as much
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Your response is pointless. Just flag it and move on. Your fist sandwiches should be reserved for people who waste comments saying things don't belong on HN. No tagging or categories does not mean that type of comment is a helpful alternati

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