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by sarreph 9y ago
Not when the canaries are singing...
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Bringing Portraits to Life(cs.tau.ac.il)
2 points by sarreph 9y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 9y ago
This will indeed be very interesting to watch out for. Speaking from experience, WeWork has a high turnover rate — VC-money-hungry startups line the hallways, coming and going accordingly. I don't think the established, boutique firms
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The new BlackBerry Motion from TCL is all touchscreen, no keyboard – The Verge(theverge.com)
1 points by sarreph 9y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 9y ago
This. Other than it being a hosted solution, perhaps?
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by sarreph 9y ago
A more challenging 'edition' is to find a number that spells out one of its prime factors. But then, that long number wouldn't be a prime, so it's more like prime-ception. :)
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by sarreph 9y ago
> This is a cool effect but it looks like it's mechanical Well, yes, it is mechanical. While I agree with you that this isn't what you would normally class as '3D' it still has a z-axis component; so perhaps it qualif
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by sarreph 9y ago
Even if they did use '+', that should still definitely be allowed. I immediately get turned off when a service actively disallows a '+' because then I start to wonder why they don't want me to be able to filter thei
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by sarreph 9y ago
"Regret is just a horrible attempt at time travel that ends with you feeling like crap." What a great analogy!
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by sarreph 9y ago
For all those looking to make a SoundCloud clone: What is HN's opinion on its failings (from a user perspective) — i.e. how would you make SoundCloud better right now? Also interested to hear those who can balance with commercial viabi
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Astronomers don't know what's causing these weird radio waves from a nearby star(theverge.com)
1 points by sarreph 9y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 9y ago
Is there anything we can learn from 'daily-deal' pivots that were successful, and apply them to meal-box ideas in order to beat the curve?
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by sarreph 9y ago
You. Cannot. Trust. "Lifetime". Guarantees. ...Because you cannot trust the future of any business.
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The Avril Lavigne conspiracy theory returns(bbc.co.uk)
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by sarreph 9y ago
Wow, that was a blast of nostalgia! I remember how much I was getting sent to ExpertsExchange from my googling as an intern in an IT department when I was a mid-teen. Luckily, SO had gotten off the ground when my real thirst for programming
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by sarreph 9y ago
The reason I moved to GitHub from BitBucket, over 3 years ago, was because they (Atlasssian) failed to implement code search — something I now use all the time on GitHub. It took them until last summer to make it available; I remember getti
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by sarreph 9y ago
Real shame. As an active community member, I can tell you that mohland was pretty much revered by the Doge members, because of how influential and prolific DogeTipbot was across the sub. People were tipping each other on a huge scale of eng
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by sarreph 10y ago
I love the Boeing management anecdote being referenced in comparison to Bill Gates nudging you off'f an email he receives![0] Great nugget to pull out if you have a manager with a penchant for stating the obvious! [0] - https:/&#
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A breakthrough alternative to growth economics – the doughnut(theguardian.com)
2 points by sarreph 10y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 10y ago
Do you have evidence about your egg claim? As someone very interested in diets I'd be curious...
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by sarreph 10y ago
This is why I like HackerNews comments. As a primarily front-end dev building a SaaS, I'd already bookmarked this post and was planning implementing it. But it seems like the comments here are pointing me in a better direction.
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An End to Blindness: “Holy Grail” of Gene Editing Partially Restores Vision(futurism.com)
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IamA Convicted Lulzsec/Anonymous Hacker AMA(reddit.com)
1 points by sarreph 10y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 10y ago
> It's almost like Apple is using the wrong yard stick to measure their Pro market because they're asking the wrong questions. I think we at HN are succumbing to a bit too much Omphaloskepsis[0], in that we [developers] feel th
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by sarreph 10y ago
This is a good move, in a series of good moves recently, by the slowly-becoming-irrelevant service. I want to get excited by this API change, I really do. But I can't help but quash my own shower-thoughts about what I could do with t
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by sarreph 10y ago
I like where this is going with search-term focussed history, but after the first two points your website copy lost me. I imagine that is crucial to convincing your audience because up until that point, use-it-later hadn't really bee
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Samumed wants to regenerate hair, bone, cartilage and more(businessinsider.com)
4 points by sarreph 10y ago|0 comments
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by sarreph 10y ago
Perfect example of a clever functional component to convey your business / sell yourself. One usability note: I would turn 'less / more hard sell' either side of the slider into links that move it forward/back as ke
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by sarreph 10y ago
Good idea for business cards like this. Could leverage multi-design printing such as Moo's Printfinity[0] (allows for a different design on every card). [0] - https://www.moo.com/uk/about/printfinity.html
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by sarreph 10y ago
> This was all too reminiscent of the NDA Tesla asked customers to sign last year after a defect was discovered, a request that was deemed “unacceptable” by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (which issued the warning abo

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