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swagv
11y ago
BuzzFeed is horrible enough. This is even worse.
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swagv
11y ago
I don't. I think it will have selective advantages, but saying this is like saying video is the future of journalism. And on the BBC News app, I still pass over every news item that is just video.
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swagv
11y ago
Very relevant to the hacker community of course
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swagv
11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10529613 Stop, please.
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swagv
11y ago
Well this is not advertising spam
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swagv
11y ago
I always thought social media status posts were a boon to home burglars
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swagv
11y ago
Err, hasn't Nike been doing this for a while now? (Save for gluing the soles on.)
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swagv
11y ago
"Think of the children" is a cliché
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swagv
11y ago
It's like it's 1987 all over again
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swagv
11y ago
I love Twitch. It would be my vector to destroy a generation.
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swagv
11y ago
Only slightly ego-mad.
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swagv
11y ago
"Space hacker" is kind of an insult to the guy's accomplishments
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swagv
11y ago
I get why they're using the pitch, but it almost suggests that people who speak Arabic or Farsi might noy be worth the effort otherwise.
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11y ago
I think there's the confluence of a couple of factors here. One is that the ANC is no longer untouchable among a growingly frustrated electorate. Holding government responsible for more than what happened 21 years ago is becoming accep
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swagv
11y ago
I'm easily convinced by the premise
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swagv
11y ago
Someone currently inventing the smart toilet will soon rule them all.
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swagv
11y ago
And yet photos on Yelp is still one of the least useful things about the service.
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swagv
11y ago
Can .slac be far behind
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11y ago
What's an unforseen side-effect of so many people posting about their PIDed Silvias on the Internet that I noticed people who were hesitant to buy a Silvia because they thought too many people were manually correcting for a design flaw
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swagv
11y ago
I learned this a couple years ago. I'm not sure what's new about it now.
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swagv
11y ago
It's little more than a rehash of facts with little exploration beyond that. I expected more from such a read.
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swagv
11y ago
The W3C still exists? I thought it was defunded by 2000.
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swagv
11y ago
Three cheers for the coming surveillance economy
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swagv
11y ago
Too many entrenched interests. Snowden is only coming back to the US in a casket.
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11y ago
When two income families arose, San Francisco ultimately required two incomes to buy into a house. Now we will be creating a necessity in that only those who operate private hoteling will be able to afford to buy in the city anymore. Those
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swagv
11y ago
Looking forward to the day where nobody can afford to live in SF unless they are also running a private hotel. That will be the new standard.
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swagv
11y ago
Cannot upvote this enough.
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swagv
11y ago
Native apps are just a momentary crutch until Web standards on devices get better. Especially since most so-called apps are merely glorified Web pages in custom browsers.
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swagv
11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10133379
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swagv
11y ago
Well there's a false headline. Oscar winning is the story of people, not of objective criteria.
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