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by suivix 15y ago
Disdainful hipster syndrome?
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by suivix 15y ago
Search is replacing the need to know URLs or even the names of apps. I use command + space all the time on my Macbook Air to open apps. I use Google Chrome and never enter in URLs... I type in a few letters of the site I'm looking for, and
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by suivix 15y ago
Just another day of Bush in office... oh wait.
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by suivix 15y ago
What happened to HP-UX?
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by suivix 15y ago
I'm sure the Wall Street protesters would break into there and steal the kilogram.
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by suivix 15y ago
Seems nice but would I want to use this and Spotify?
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A plan from 1930 to drain the North sea and connect Europe and England(i.imgur.com)
6 points by suivix 15y ago|1 comments
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by suivix 15y ago
Not the same thing, but reminds me of this video presentation: http://igniteshow.com/videos/im-barbie-girl-cs-world
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by suivix 15y ago
A Chrome extension to make yourself accidentally back out of webpages from time to time? Funny.
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by suivix 15y ago
On your first point, I totally agree. It reminds me of the Civilization game series, where cities often go into civil unrest for no apparent reason other than population growth. These Wall Street protests have no real objective except for
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by suivix 15y ago
I find this movement fascinating to spectate as well. I'm glad someone set up a site for it.
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by suivix 15y ago
But the Wikimedia foundation runs the servers and has the actual authority.
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by suivix 15y ago
I at first thought it meant the Perl team tried to do a reboot of PHP. But what you said makes more sense.
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by suivix 15y ago
Are you sure that 'quants' and high-speed trading don't help the economy in some sort of market lubrication fashion that is hard to understand?
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by suivix 15y ago
I see HN as a more mature version of http://www.reddit.com/r/technology , but with a heavy slant towards discussions about startups. In fact I frequently see the same articles referenced in both places.
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by suivix 15y ago
Punishing the greedy capitalists?
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by suivix 15y ago
Maybe there are so many bug reports because so many people use it?
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by suivix 15y ago
was an exception designer
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Protesters accused of hurting NYC economy - should the smelly people go home?(myfoxny.com)
1 points by suivix 15y ago|0 comments
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by suivix 15y ago
Not that you are one, but it's funny to watch Linux fanboys run into trouble with tasks that should be simple. It of course doesn't diminish their opinion of Linux being the greatest desktop by far.
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by suivix 15y ago
They want to block traffic it seems, which is the opposite of helping the economy. While they block traffic, I am working from home for a corporation , helping to create products that will directly improve people's lives.
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by suivix 15y ago
I think they were more of 'press rivals' than actual rivals.
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by suivix 15y ago
Did he make an account just to say this? I thought Google's execs avoided G+ for the most part.
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by suivix 15y ago
Are you sure? We're close to growing organs in labs.
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by suivix 15y ago
But think about all the poor high school kids who can't afford a mortgage.
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by suivix 15y ago
I get up, get dressed, and immediately go to work. Then at work I get coffee as I restart the computer (it has docking issues).
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by suivix 15y ago
Just have to say I love this quote: But intellectual stimulation fades with time because as one of my teachers once told me "if it's still exciting in 10 years time it's because you don't know what you're doing".
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by suivix 15y ago
The moment I saw the rent was $850 per month I laughed out loud, because my brother makes minimum and lives in a $400 per month setup with apartment mates (who he found on Craigslist). And this is in Massachusetts in a city. I had to stop p
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by suivix 15y ago
Movie-rental company Netflix enraged many of its customers with its recent plan to split its mail-delivery and video-streaming services into two separate plans, with higher overall charges for those who want both. Netflix has been plannin
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by suivix 15y ago
It usually takes a lot of effort, time, sweat, and luck to find a perfect fit job. It has nothing to do with intelligence, and not everyone is willing to attempt it.

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