thecosas

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by thecosas 11y ago
What's your plan for revenue? IAP?
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by thecosas 11y ago
Which came first: Hacker News or Reddit?
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by thecosas 11y ago
Just a heads up: found a typo in your bio on the FAQ page: http://www.airpaperinc.com/faq.html "penaut" vs "peanut" Sincerely, Your personal spelling pedant
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by thecosas 11y ago
Wouldn't a great solution to Amazon's "problem" with Prime Video not being available on other platforms be to allow users of Prime Video to access it on those other platforms? I can't imagine they're making muc
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by thecosas 11y ago
For those of you in San Francisco, Roman Mars did a TED Talk about their flag design and specifically levels good critiques against the San Francisco flag, lays out ways to make it better, and shows examples of good flags along the way. ht
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by thecosas 11y ago
There are so many technical challenges here, but the payoff is worth it, at least for consumers. I'm not convinced that advertisers or the companies which pay them will be willing to make the changes necessary to enable the world outli
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by thecosas 11y ago
San Diego would be a nice place to have a base of operations for getting more involved in biotech.
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by thecosas 11y ago
Interested to see changes around how quickly the "regulatory and logistical differences" can be overcome specifically in the biotech industry.
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by thecosas 11y ago
Come on; just because it's not tech news, it doesn't belong here? Some of the best links I've seen on HN have either little to do with tech or show tech implemented in an interesting way. The argument could be made that if HN
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by thecosas 11y ago
TL;DR for the comments: Idealist: Why don't enterprises move to modern and stable systems? Pragamatist: Literally billions of small programs/processes are written in this and they work reliably.
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by thecosas 11y ago
As my primary news app, this was a great product. Figuring out how to turn it into a business sounds like it was simply too challenging with the runway they had. Sad to see Circa go... for now.
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by thecosas 12y ago
Solution to distracted driving: self-driving vehicles, public transit, etc. Take your pick.
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by thecosas 12y ago
I used to work in an Apple Store. People would constantly touch the iMac screens. It got much worse after iPads were all over the place. You are not alone :o)
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by thecosas 12y ago
Just downgraded to this. Half the price of the $20/m plan. Never really needed all they were giving me. Woo hoo!
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by thecosas 12y ago
Ummmmm http://blog.uber.com/UberTAXI
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by thecosas 12y ago
Small business are just that: small. It takes time that they don't have to go through the normal loan application process. Square wins because they already know its a good bet. The merchant wins because they don't have to spend ti
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by thecosas 12y ago
I think that the reference makes sense as far as longevity. How often do links to a specific page change? Very often. How often do domains change? Not as often. MLA and other style guides are generally written with print in mind, not links
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Prompting for App Reviews in Release Notes Works(blog.supertop.co)
1 points by thecosas 13y ago|0 comments
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Selfie Global Analysis: Results(selfiecity.net)
4 points by thecosas 13y ago|0 comments
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by thecosas 13y ago
Just because the Slate piece IS bunk, it doesn't follow that the airbnb response IS NOT bunk. They're both wrong in how they're presenting the "rightness" of data.
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by thecosas 13y ago
I see you mention bonuses on the writer section of the site. How does the distribution work?
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by thecosas 13y ago
New research title: "People cite title of article to support existing opinions while admitting TL;DR."
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by thecosas 13y ago
Least favorite feature so far: The icon.
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by thecosas 13y ago
Favorite feature so far: Open FB notifications in Paper.
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by thecosas 13y ago
I'm interested to see how they're leveraging data on what you've clicked on or read in the past to deliver better content as you (and others) use it to read news in addition to friends' updates.
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by thecosas 13y ago
Most important two paragraphs in this article: >> “Probably the most important thing a teenage boy has is his smartphone,” said Richard Jaffe, an analyst at Stifel Nicolaus. “Second, is probably his sneakers. Third, maybe, we get to h
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by thecosas 13y ago
If you're looking for a purely functional website, this is probably the worst site for you to be on.
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by thecosas 13y ago
One thing they talk about in the video is that you can literally stack up and trade blocks with people. Each block represents half a day devoted to a particular project (color coded). Having 16 blocks of Lego to put up on your board is way
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Lego Calendar syncs with Google Calendar(creativeapplications.net)
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by thecosas 13y ago
"profit focused company" lol nice.

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