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Basecamp Founders Announce New Email Service(twitter.com)
6 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|1 comments
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by romanovtexas 7y ago
Except plumbing or electrical trade school certification doesn't help you achieve that either
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Failed Infrastructure Is Failed Politics (2017)(publicbooks.org)
1 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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WeChat and the Rise of Chinese Internet(nytimes.com)
3 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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We’re at Peak Newsletter, and I Feel Fine(vanityfair.com)
2 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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Should Google Photos Delete the Doctored Nancy Pelosi Video If Shared Publicly?(twitter.com)
1 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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Diving into JavaScript Land as a Newcomer (2016)(freecodecamp.org)
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Empirical Methods for Software Engineering Research (2007) [pdf](cs.utoronto.ca)
3 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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Apple Forces Developers Using 3rd Party Sign Ons to Use Apple SSO(developer.apple.com)
1 points by romanovtexas 7y ago|0 comments
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Live Action Role Playing at Your Job(annehelen.substack.com)
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We Spend Our Brief Lives Indoors, Alone, and Typing(humanparts.medium.com)
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by romanovtexas 8y ago
It has a paywall, forces users to have an account to read the stories published on the platform. It's not a champion of the open web, either. http://scripting.com/liveblog/users/davewiner/2016/01&#x2
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by romanovtexas 8y ago
I mean, he's talking about journalistic standards. Having an open web is crucial for having good journalism on the web.
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by romanovtexas 8y ago
Blogger and Tumblr aren't like Medium; maybe a good comparison for them would be Wordpress. Twitter's official blog isn't on Medium. So doesn't "have" it - blog.twitter.com
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by romanovtexas 8y ago
Slightly off topic, but the fact that the world's richest man who owns a tech giant chose to publish this on a closed platform like Medium should be worrisome for the future of the open web. On the other hand, this might just be the bi
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by romanovtexas 8y ago
Why is this suddenly on the front page?
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
Fascinating. I've seen that at a lot of shops and places in Japan they go beyond the 24 hours – indicating continuity in a way. For example of a shop is open in the pattern – Monday, January 8th 21:00 till Tuesday, January 9th 02:00 Th
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
I went to the Startup cafe a couple of times, but I failed to grasp all the general amazement around it. I hoped to meet new people and learn about their entrepreneurial activities, but again, the people didn't speak English; and those
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
>This process is hard but not as nightmarish as people who don't live in the country reading articles make it sound. Agree wholeheartedly. Been living in Fukuoka myself for the past two years, and I cannot help but notice that the f
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
This guy never replies to any emails.
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
Fair enough, although my statement was more about the amount of sunlight they get per day, for all days of the year versus someone closer to the poles having to adjust to constant fluctuations. You're right when you say that they get ~
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
This is a good suggestion, however, it might not be useful globally. People in the tropics/around the equator get so much sunlight that they would not want to trade the convenience of our current time systems with having to adjust it b
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
It's kinda surprising how frequently rewrites occur across tech companies; considering rewrites can essentially stop the development of any new features in the product. I was recently part of one such huge rewrite, albeit it was truly
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Ask HN: What tech stack to choose in my first stint as a freelance developer?
28 points by romanovtexas 9y ago|20 comments
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Medium will now pay writers based on how many claps they get(blog.medium.com)
3 points by romanovtexas 9y ago|1 comments
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How the CIA Overthrew Iran's PM(twitter.com)
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
This is interesting! Even in Hindi, the bun type of bread as paõ. Could be very well derived from Portuguese
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
This article is like scaremongering, partly about how Google and Facebook are selling ads but interlaced with "SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTER!", all the same. Some posts can be so ironical.
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Happiness and Its Discontents (2014)(chronicle.com)
1 points by romanovtexas 9y ago|0 comments
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by romanovtexas 9y ago
Exactly my thought. They might have gamed HN too!

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