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Ask HN: Best writing interface in a browser?
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I imagine you would also appreciate the work of Lebbeus Woods. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebbeus_Woods
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Seems like a good idea to me. I submitted my info but didn't hear back. Did anyone get a response?
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Do you take a cut? How do you make money?
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Hm. Not sure I completely understand what's going on here. Is this supposed to be better than imgur? I'm always a bit leery of something that immediately wants my credentials before making it perfectly clear what the product is. I
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I love to think of all of these things as opportunities. Giants are staggering around, losing focus and getting in to petty fights. Isn't that the perfect time for new things? How exciting.
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Would you mind giving the details on how you got the cost that low?
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I was just turned on to f.lux recently and I can't recommend it enough. I find the affects to be really noticeable and positive; working during the night is much less abrasive and I find the transition from screen to bed to be really s
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It's perfect.
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I can't help it. Everything like this reminds me of Powers of Ten [1]. 1 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fKBhvDjuy0
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I absolutely can. Not. Wait for this to happen.
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Ask HN: Where do you search for talent?
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Twitter Reports Lackluster User Growth
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Blue Bottle does seem to be a great company. I have (and have had) may friends who have worked there over the years. It isn't quite clear to me how they're going to bring in VC-needed returns on this kind of investment. Anyone els
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Good point! My comments are somewhat ephemeral to me. I'm not a very prolific commenter, and I don't feel all that attached to the content. To concede the point in practice, I'll just go for it with a long reply. I do wish co
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I guess this is the direct counter-argument to my comment in the thread about Svtle. Is it true that people actually don't care about keeping ownership over their content? I find it so strange that these services which are pitched dire
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What about this should compel me to give all my content to someone else? I understand the argument that they're entering in to a crowded space, and I see how they believe that they're the best. But really, I'm just going to p
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Well, the medium is of course the message — but that doesn't mean that we can't encourage users to think of the medium of electronic communication as a single thing. We know it's all just some structured data being bounced ar
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I used to love to just take a 'walk' using street view from time to time. This is great. It really gives you a sense of how enormous the data set is.
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I like how open-ended this thing is. I wonder if the market is actually ready to move beyond domain-specific sensor hardware and in to something broader. The aesthetic isn't quite my taste, but I'm very curious to see how their us
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Interesting to stand this up next to the Nest news from today. Is it the market size that makes Nest worth 3x more than the Climate Corporation?
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Of course, of course. I meant 'image of the world' in the broader sense — sort of like the "OK" from Mr. Penumbra's 24 Hour Bookstore. I didn't mean to imply that they're purposefully ignoring things, but
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I don't think of myself as a luddite in any way, but one can't help but get the feeling that the image of the world brought to us by huge tech companies has gigantic holes in it. When you spend all of your time inside of that imag
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Yet another nice looking project that I learn about after the acquisition. This has always been a tough problem to solve. Seems like they were on the right track, hopefully it will only get better as a part of GitHub.
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Could you talk about why you don't want to reverse it?
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Of course! Makes sense. Good point.
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Not to diminish the downsides of this, but I really can't get enough of the wide variety of tiny bananas I get to eat when in Asia. You can find them occasionally here in the US, but they seem low on the import priority list. Wouldn&#x
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I never understood this. As a sorry admission of both laziness and not knowing where to look, could someone give the TL; DR of the reason for this? I read this when it came out as well and found it really odd in contrast to their chummy cha
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I know! It really doesn't make any sense! That's what's so intriguing about it. If I forget about all the awkwardness of WikiLeaks, I'd be so excited about this brilliant guy who's going to change the way we consume
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Does anyone use the shared photostreams in iOS 7?
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