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Microsoft Considered Renaming Internet Explorer To Escape Its Reputation(slashdot.org)
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Peek Into the Valley: one-on-ones with top tech execs from YC, Twitter, LinkedIn(generalassemb.ly)
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Web Trolls Winning As Incivility Increases(beta.slashdot.org)
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MIT professor risks his life to demonstrate the law of conservation of energy(sci2.tv)
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An Australian Startup Is Offering One Lucky Intern A $100,000 Job(businessinsider.com)
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New NSA-Funded Code Rolls All Programming Languages Into One(beta.slashdot.org)
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Ask HN: Convert a Piecewise Polynomial Function into a Single Expression/Model(stackoverflow.com)
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Airbnb is now for business travelers, too(techcrunch.com)
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Virgin America Files for IPO(entrepreneur.com)
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Amazon may be going after Square with a credit card reader of its own(theverge.com)
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Ask HN: Is it possible to extract the formula for a spline function in Java
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Bose sues Beats 'to protect' noise-canceling headphone technology(theverge.com)
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Confirmed: Facebook Messenger will eventually do payments(venturebeat.com)
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The Sneaky Game of Retailers to Make Buyers Spend More Money(businessinsider.com)
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YC's Rocketrip raises $3M(venturebeat.com)
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672 million Tweets sent about the #WorldCup(blog.twitter.com)
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Google's new Gmail API might do a lot of good for email(theverge.com)
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How Far Do Soccer Players Run During a Match?(gizmodo.com)
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by sgy 12y ago
I can see that you have suffered a little with that. Your analysis makes good sense. Can't disagree. But, let's put more effort to keep HN a great place for hackers. That is, care more; there is a huge lot of people who will liste
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by sgy 12y ago
Founders at Work ( http://www.foundersatwork.com/ )
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by sgy 12y ago
This is an instance: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8027261
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by sgy 12y ago
Quantified-self raises huge privacy concerns, and will make it easier to "rule the world".
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by sgy 12y ago
Business comes first, Technological is second. Didn't encounter other types of negativity yet.
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Ask HN: Why most "Hackers" are negative around here?
9 points by sgy 12y ago|10 comments
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by sgy 12y ago
You won't find a startup topic that Paul Graham didn't talk about ( http://www.paulgraham.com/good.html )
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by sgy 12y ago
The author doesn't have any problems. He just simply believes in Social Entrepreneurship and is expressing his point of view, which doesn't have to be "right".
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by sgy 12y ago
You're totally right, Google, airbnb, Uber and a lot more are disruptive. The article is not attacking anything nor claiming that no disruption is happening. It's more of an advice for how real innovation and true disruption is ma
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by sgy 12y ago
Are we going to witness another Clinkle sotry ( http://www.businessinsider.com/inside-story-of-clinkle-2014-... )?
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by sgy 12y ago
This has been a pretty old issue [2011] with EA, which they have tried to deny many times. http://www.gamespot.com/forums/pc-mac-discussion-1000004/ea-...
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Disruption? Not if you are making the same people rich(thenextweb.com)
66 points by sgy 12y ago|21 comments

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