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samson
18y ago
Please lets not turn Hacker News into a microphone to talk to TechCrunch.
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samson
18y ago
Microsoft is often late to the market on new technologies and when they are they shamelessly will try and buy their success or use their position in the market to attain what they want But to even question that their strategic idea of bundl
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samson
19y ago
Thanks hendler, I'll try that
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samson
19y ago
not quite the same, but I can see some similarities with skribit
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samson
19y ago
Thats an honest question. And I won't deny that I fall into that category. I guess since I read a ton of blogs, I made from the point of view of a reader who might like to interact with bloggers in a fashion different them email thats more
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Ask YC: How do I promote a web app to bloggers?
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samson
19y ago
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samson
19y ago
http://mytipnetwork.com - just finished making it, thought it would be useful for bloggers. creates a open page that lets your readers tip you off to news worthy things they find on the web.
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samson
19y ago
seriously guys...this is just awesome!
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Rupert Murdoch's New Startup Incubator
(businessweek.com)
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19y ago
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samson
19y ago
Asking me if I watch TV is like asking me if I go to the theater to watch new movies. The answer is NO to both (90% of the time), but that doesn't mean I don't consume some of the content through other methods (I download it). Meaning I won
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samson
19y ago
Because the Yahoo board doesn't own the company. They only make decisions on the best interest of the shareholders. And even though some of the directors, executives and employees (the insiders) may not like the deal they do not own the maj
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samson
19y ago
I perhaps one of the exceptions on hackernews (at least seems that way), to think that this perhaps is a good alternative for yahoo. The other possiblity is that yahoo could go on being independent for anouther 3-5 years and be continually
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samson
19y ago
If everyone just bookmarked this specific page on delicious it might work well.
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samson
19y ago
Me thinks there's too much self love in the ruby community. Build more great stuff and you'll have done a better job of convincing me then with these weak arguments I keep on reading.
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samson
19y ago
I think PG must have known, what I only ended up finding out myself after trying too hard to make everything CSS, is that it doesn't always need to be. I kinda wish I could have an outter body experience +add that with time travel, and go b
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samson
19y ago
Not to over beat the question, but I think he said what any futuristic type programmer on a deadline would say: "if you give me more time I can make it better".
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samson
19y ago
I don't think he said Windows sucks, I think he was saying whatever they make five years from now will make what we currently use look like garbage. Any one who's ever listened to Gates knows this is how he likes to talk. But, sadly even af
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Ask YC: Can a site copyright their Javascript source code?
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19y ago
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samson
19y ago
Thanks raju for the feedback. Regarding (1),(2) (3) yea I got to clean those areas off. (4) yea there is a reason, but not a very good one. I'll figure out a way to arrange groups thats more intutive to for the user, perhaps simply by most
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Ask YC: Where to improve?
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samson
19y ago
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samson
19y ago
This sites cool,love the idea. Simple concept, so far seems well executed. also if you submit a site, there's a hilarious video where the guy cries out free me I'm trapped on the internet!
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samson
19y ago
Just cause he included billionaire in that sentence, does not safely support the inference that he's thinking of a get rich quick scheme, or prove that we are in a bubble. People will always look to the achievement's of Bill Gates and Larr
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samson
19y ago
I'm not so sure that Marcus's claim is entirely invalid. I think what he is trying to propose is that in the long run the competition that Google will be facing by having another ad publisher like Microsoft, will make things better for site
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samson
19y ago
Nice article. Found it refreshing and forwarding looking, without trying to be too futuristic.
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samson
19y ago
Following marcus's lead on this one, I don't presume to know what elegant code is. For me its like watching your favourite athlete in action and striving emulate that in your self. So I find rather then reading books on how to write great c
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samson
19y ago
I've always enjoyed hacking since I was 12, and when I'm doing it, it rarely feels like something I have to do. I do it because i want to. I didn't study computer science in college, I choose to study Philosophy instead. Mainly because in h
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Ask YC: Should Fridays and Saturday nights matter to a young hacker?
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samson
19y ago
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samson
19y ago
very very true.
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samson
19y ago
I hope an occult style following does not develop for this book. Much of what he says in his book can be learned by going through David Hume's essay a "An Inquiry Concerning Human Understanding" which is widely available and surprisingly to
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samson
19y ago
I agree, systems like digg and alot of other voting sites, don't seem to create alot of invested time for the users. What I mean is, the data they have the opportunity to collect and use to benefit the individual would make users infinitly
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