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by saintPirelli 8y ago
That looks amazing. Does anybody remember grooveshark? It had their own little group of popular DJs who would live-edit their playlists and thousands would listen in. This leads me to the question: Do I need to know the person(s) I'm l
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
You should have kept this to yourself. If you market this well in the B2B sector, you could set yourself up for a substantial passive income.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I'm not saying you should follow some guru when he says that licking mud will wake your inner djinn, I'm saying eat your broccoli.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
Is there amy regulation about how the data has to be formatted? Say I send a json string like "this is LITERALLY the data we use", but the avergae Joe is left irritated and annoyed, am I in trouble?
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I can't help but feel like this will divide society. Like fast food and eating healthy. Everybody knows eating healthy is better for you, but a lot just can't be bothered. Consuming media on the most addictive feeds will be the sa
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
That's right, but it doesn't mean that you have to be a consenting victim in these developments.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I agree with this. I wish more consumers would pressure game companies into practices like CD Project RED displays. Those fellas keep some integrity in the industry.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
When I was ~8 I spent 700 Schilling on trading cards in one go (I guess about 100 in today's Dollar, it was everything I had saved up to this point). My parents minded very much.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
Cheers!
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I wish he had an RSS feed.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I thought that this might be for me until I saw it was only for Windows.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
This is really good. If this is your OC, I would consider printing and publishing it. It's a too long to read it on a screen and it seems like well-rounded information to keep in your book shelf.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I feel like AI just re-solves a lot of things that are already solved. In the tech bubble it sounds way better than to the actual consumer. If the consumer has a to-do list app he is happy with, how will you convince him/her that s&#x2
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
Everybody I know who bought any kind of VR system has it sitting somewhere only to be taken out if someone comes over who "hasn't done this already". Then they go back to playing regular video games.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
TIL the euphamism "cigar shaped" when something clearly looks like a turd.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
That's a clever idea, but I would consider a payment gateway to be an essential part of even an MVP.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
Better schools for your kids, safer cities, better public transport, more and better maintained parks, better local produce. There are a lot of potential reasons for a decision like that.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I have vague plans to visit too. And keep in mind Estonia already has produced a success story in tech: Skype.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
No way. Europe's Silicon Valley will establish in Eastern Europe, where living is cheaper and governments are more willing to ease up on regulations to accomodate the flexible start-up employer-employee relationships. Warsaw, Sophia, T
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
This is great and I think it is the only way to build something profound and meaningful. None of the buzzwords (blockchain, crypto, AI) can compete with a puitting a smile on the faces of the people you care about.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I work in public pointless bureaucracy. Believe me there are more of those than laws that work as intended.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
Your gut wants you to exercise and take hikes looking at green things every once in a while.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
I'm generally very sceptical of "start-ups" and I see most of them as bound to fail, but this actually fills a hole. I think this has great potential to make both money and grandparents everywhere very very happy.
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by saintPirelli 8y ago
There is actually regulation in the EU (and I suppose other countries) that requires a minimum height of the letters in the ingredient list. The wider typeface would not satisfy these regulations. http://www.foodlabels.co.uk&#x2F
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
The author seems to assume that all software developers unanimously decided that a visual web editing tool isn't going to happen and should not be worked on (even though he is entitled to it, for some reason). There are plenty of very
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
I think this is referring to WordPress-themes and other "design your website without coding"-offers.
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
I love the roadmap!
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
I do the same thing (with physical copies, I don't have a kindle). It's amazing how much more knowledge you can gather by just doing that one thing. Plus the delayed gratification when you look at a pile of books and think to your
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
Well, maybe you get lucky and some "influencer" picks it up and writes about it or whatever ;)
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by saintPirelli 9y ago
"The trouble with losing weight is that we actually like fastfood." Yeah, no shit. It still makes you stupid and fat and the only reason you won't quit is because their marketing and how their product is built is stronger tha

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