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Nokia’s Bureaucracy Stifled Innovation, Ex-Managers Say
(nytimes.com)
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New Windows Phone Ads Released featuring HTC Mondrian
(wmpoweruser.com)
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Ascariasis
(en.wikipedia.org)
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16y ago
Paul, Thank you for writing this article. Why would you have to build there tools instead of using ones already built?
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Ask HN: Who's hiring?
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The article probably should have mentioned that squatting is still common in Muslim dominated countries. We squat because that's the cleanest way to release waste. We also squat when we urinate, that way no urine is splashed back to your pa
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16y ago
In Lebanon, they think Cheese slows your brain down, while Zataar speeds it up. This is Zataar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Za%27atar
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Loving friends and family and caring for people is good for your brain.
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I used to be obsessed with this 2009 NYTimes profile about him and read it several times: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/26/technology/companies/26hp.... Not anymore.
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HP CEO Mark Hurd Resigns Over Sexual Harassment Investigation
(marketwatch.com)
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I'm getting very uncomfortable with Apple. Not sure how to describe this in the best terms, but this is just plain wrong.
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Single founder.
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Does this solve recruiting? Hiring based on recommendations from others.
(onething.com)
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166 Sunrises and Sunsets
(gizmodo.com)
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Market share.
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16y ago
So why did it get 15 upvotes?
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Six teens drown in rescue attempt
(cnn.com)
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Techmeme shows only two links for BlackBerry Torch announcement.
(techmeme.com)
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I wonder what Justin.tv would have done.
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OP, you should have a "slideshow" to show the features on your front page, visually. Notice that your photographs on your front page right now do not convey any meaning? Don't fall for this trap, people don't care about pretty pictures. Che
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Posterous Founder: Management Lessons I Learned Working At Apple
(businessinsider.com)
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" Whenever this topic comes up on the site, someone always posts a comment about how reddit is owned by Conde Nast, a billion-dollar corporation like Time Warner or Cobra, and how if they wanted to they could hire a thousand engineers and p
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Sure you can. It's called revenue dollars. Most positions, whether we like it or not, can be evaluated on a quantitative basis. Sales/marketing ---> brochures? How about sales/marketing ---> money. That's your problem that you tend
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[1] Reddit is run by four developers, who are not out of touch, who can't make enough revenue despite their enormous size. [2] Management jobs =/= non-developer jobs. [3] What do you mean knowledgeable about tech as possible? Code, trends,
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Ask HN: Who's hiring non-developer/designer positions?
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What's wrong with creating things just because you can? I remember two decades ago when I used to program using QBASIC as a 6 year old. I didn't need any of the applications I made - but it sure looked like fun. This new Google initiative m
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I think you are commenting on the wrong thread - probably because this and the other intended android concept thread are both at the top of the front page.
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This is going to be huge. From the NYTimes: "A program by a nursing student at Indiana University enabled a phone to send an emergency message or make a call, if someone fell. It used the phone’s accelerometer to sense a fall. If the person
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App Inventor for Android - Android Software Development for Everyone
(appinventor.googlelabs.com)
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Spot.Us Founder: Five Lessons to Learn from NewsTilt
(blog.digidave.org)
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