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Visualize CrunchBase
(wikisway.com)
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The classic way of learning has evolved with history. Before having books, everything was memorized with a few exceptions. The Google era is just another step in this evolution. Why would we waste time memorizing stuff if we can just look i
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Ask HN: Cold-Emailing for internships. Suggestions?
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I can see something like this hitting the IDEs shelves in a few years. Need to use an unknown API for this very specific part of your project? Don't worry about the documentation, suggestions are going to tell you what you'll want to write.
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Perhaps they're making space for new ads aligned to the right. People naturally tend to look to the right, so right-aligned ads might get higher CTRs.
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Mercedes’ Next Flagship Does the Commuting for You
(wired.com)
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Agree with pseut. I would need a Siri smart enough to aggregate and manage news for me. We need someone to build that great aggregator, and then we'll talk about Siri integrating that.
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This is being built under the same principles that we build software on. I think that it is huge that many industries are using what I would call DRY development on their manufacturing.
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Google Rakes In More Ad Dollars Than U.S. Print Media
(statista.com)
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I haven't read the book, but there is a pretty good TED talk by him based on the book. http://www.ted.com/talks/christopher_mcdougall_are_we_born_t...
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I think that you should consider white labeling. Or perhaps not necessarily white labeling, but releasing SDKs to allow to use the platform from third-party apps. Obviously many app developers and companies could benefit from having it avai
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Reddit.com's code
(github.com)
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Despite more uniques coming from Android, maybe iOS user show more engagement.
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Did they added monetization strategies into this app (ads, sponsored stories, etc)? I'm not an iOS user, but after their harsh stock decline I would've expected to see aggressive monetization on the mobile app/web.
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Obviously, Wikipedia is an extremely useful educational resource, and I think it's even more powerful in developing countries, which usually lack of academic materials. Making changes that rise the technological barrier of entry for many u
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I'm smelling OS X now.
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Most 'naive' consumers probably won't even try to solve the issue with bloatware. For many of them Windows implies having to deal with bloatware-full, cheap laptops.
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Galaxy S3 exploit
(sh4ka.fr)
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Finally, an alternative to GMail. The only problem is hundreds of different one-time use websites that are registered to that email and send a ton of "spammy" mails.
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This is Your Brain On Boarding: How to Turn Visitors Into Users
(nirandfar.com)
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