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Big Maconomics: How McDonald's Explains the World(theatlantic.com)
2 points by skennedy 14y ago|0 comments
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Anders Breivik 'trained' for shooting attacks by playing Call of Duty(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by skennedy 15y ago|0 comments
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by skennedy 15y ago
How clever can people get with a set of API's, do something questionable and/or scary, and not get publicized? That's what scares me. So many open API's out there and clever people will keep their mash-ups confined to a closed circle audien
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Why you & your girlfriends should stop checking in(venturebeat.com)
13 points by skennedy 15y ago|19 comments
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Fed up with instructors trying to teach him how to think(cimat.mx)
1 points by skennedy 15y ago|0 comments
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by skennedy 15y ago
I love that they are profitable, growing rapidly, and generally kicking butt. My biggest wish for them is to start taking market share from Adobe by making their website toolkit more flexible and advanced. When a professional designer can g
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by skennedy 15y ago
Twilio is down. Bummer
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by skennedy 15y ago
If only this could be played on a big screen in the House or Senate. Just make everyone watch the 30 seconds...
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A slow clap for Congress(techpresident.com)
8 points by skennedy 15y ago|1 comments
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by skennedy 15y ago
With LinkedIn charging you to message a single person and Facebook's closed network, Google+ has a great opportunity by blending the open/closed network concepts. Nice creativity on your part!
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by skennedy 15y ago
Pretty cool implications for helpdesks (login page of an enterprise application), website design reviews, discussions of news articles, and so much more. I really like it.
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by skennedy 16y ago
Without. The lack of points make me look closer at the content rather than group think of a post. Even if briefly, a brand new comment is at the top of a thread. Unless I read it there is no way of knowing the quality in comparison to other
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by skennedy 16y ago
1. Picture/video of the founder's workspace/desk. 2. Picture/video of the team together outside the office 3. Information on technology policies (pick out your own hardware, air card provided, technologies in place, etc) 4. Tell me one brie
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by skennedy 16y ago
Even if this turns into a big flop and appears to be a waste, I have worked so hard, learned an incredible amount of useful information, and truly had a lot of fun. Why didn't I try to make something sooner in life??
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Review my prototype for Bucket of Cloud(bucketofcloud.com)
1 points by skennedy 16y ago|2 comments
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by skennedy 16y ago
Good ideas are a dime a dozen. Great ideas are usually laughed at. Neither sees the light of day without you taking action. While there were good stories and takeaways from his post, I keep hearing this same mantra coming across so many
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Ask HN: When do you NEED a co-founder?
3 points by skennedy 16y ago|1 comments
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by skennedy 16y ago
Re-inventing the wheel is great when you have the time, money, and information support base. If not a personal project, please pick two and know it does not include as much personal growth: Fast, Cheap, High Quality
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by skennedy 17y ago
Not to mention YUI 3.1 is released this week, 3/30/2010. On top of some new functionality, the development team is porting a lot of YUI2 widgets, fixing memory bugs, and cleaning up some of the abstraction.
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by skennedy 17y ago
Alright, so the research has been conducted, verified, and introduced changes in the lives of teenagers. Now let's move on to adults. Where's my 10am start time at work???
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by skennedy 17y ago
Be humble and remember you do not always have the right answer. Listen to advice from everyone and learn when to take some of it with a grain of salt. Question every piece of information from every source, including your own gut feelings. I
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by skennedy 17y ago
Building our application, we have moved through the various JS libraries, including JQuery, and now stick with YUI. The overwhelming reason is we need guaranteed support for all the advanced features we want to build on. JQuery is a set of
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Eleventh Circuit Decision Largely Eliminates 4th Amendment Protection in E-Mail(volokh.com)
31 points by skennedy 17y ago|8 comments
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by skennedy 17y ago
The approach I have always been taught is to make it so the user does not hit the "pay wall" within the first hour. First full day of use is preferable. If they are using the product for that full hour, their use of the site/product is beco
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by skennedy 17y ago
Personally, this post is the first one I have ever wanted to down-vote and wish I had that ability. If someone is pouring their ambition, time, and resources into a product, who are you to judge their desire to get feedback from fellow HN r
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by skennedy 17y ago
The product is definitely needed. Yes, "there's an app for that", but there are too many apps in my iPhone right now. However, I just cannot get over how you will be able to convince all these companies to integrate. For instance, you show
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by skennedy 17y ago
Sounds like another time consuming commitment on top of your ever growing list of commitments. How far do you scale?
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by skennedy 17y ago
Does this also mean that applications that do not get accepted under the initial deadline can re-apply with a new idea? If so, will the submission process be able to recognize this as "new" so it is given a fresh review by YC rather than vi
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Ask HN: How do you protect your IP in a startup?
2 points by skennedy 17y ago|2 comments
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by skennedy 17y ago
Link to his specific ranking and description. Very disturbing... http://www.geekosystem.com/power-grid/10+Sexiest+Programmers...

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