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thrush
12y ago
I see what you mean, and this would probably be good for society (you are supposedly replacing something with a better version). Granted if you could identify a different undeveloped business, you may have more to gain individually. Imagine
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I think an implicit point that Thiel is trying to make is that there are enough untapped opportunities out there that there is no point to compete. The startup world is not a zero-sum game. We can all win.
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Luddite
(en.wikipedia.org)
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thrush
12y ago
Was this developed during MHacks?
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Wells Fargo and Apple Pay
(ebm.connect.wellsfargoemail.com)
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I found this to be overly critical of Buzzfeed's content, and I believe that Buzzfeed's potential and current success comes from the content structure. I personally have faith that people are interested in consuming useful and int
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12y ago
Shouldn't we be more concerned with the frequency of poor people becoming not poor? Frankly, I'm not convinced that going to college, potentially accumulating debt, and not having a guarantee of a job is really the best strategy f
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Some people like git pull, but I prefer git fetch. This gets all's the history from the remote repo without applying any changes. Then you can run something like 'git rebase -i origin/master' which is where I think git c
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12y ago
It's amazing how empowering reading is. Benjamin Franklin used to stay up reading the books dropped off at his brother's printing press, and Warren Buffet supposedly reads 5 hours a day as part of his standard work schedule. Forge
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Great idea. The next progression would be cross browser benchmarks, and perhaps something suitable for browser extensions (unless this already works for that use case).
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thrush
12y ago
That's exactly what I'm hoping to find out. Optimal (and achievable) biomolecular processes should be the empirical drive behind any regimen.
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thrush
12y ago
I'm excited to know which diets, exercises and lifestyle define a healthy human, which I'm hoping this information will give me (assuming the information will be released).
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thrush
12y ago
First company I thought of when reading this was Famo.us. They are creating open source Javascript frameworks, but then want to sell hosting solutions that handle their stack (something along those lines).
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thrush
12y ago
Will this compete with Safari Books Online ( https://www.safaribooksonline.com/ )?
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12y ago
Professor Alex Halderman from Michigan has performed a few studies on Electronic Voting and Electronic Voting Machines, and essentially has proven that it is insecure. At one point, he hacked an American EVM to play the Michigan Fight song
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Google Translated to English: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&pr...
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12y ago
High Performance Browser Networking by Ilya Grigorik is pretty solid, and free online. http://chimera.labs.oreilly.com/books/1230000000545
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12y ago
You have excellent suggestions. I will try to follow up. A strategy that I am taking is the promotion of Computer Science education and the use of open source technology. Computer Science needs to be cheaper, easier and more attractive to l
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thrush
12y ago
I appreciate your suggestion, but I feel like there's more to do, and I'd like to do more.
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thrush
12y ago
Is there a link to access without subscribing? EDIT: Private Browsing on Chrome seems to work.
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12y ago
I would say old at this point (seems like the Backbone todo app has been around for a while). Personally, when I teach people programming I go for NodeCellar ( https://github.com/ccoenraets/nodecellar ).
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12y ago
I'm working with an awesome team to revolutionize how companies enable their employees to access apps. We want to make the workplace a better place. It's more of a nested set of projects, but hopefully it counts. Join us! We are g
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I've just watched this with my roommates, and I think we're in consensus that Aaron's beliefs, to make the Public Domain actually public and universally share information so that we may be push forward the progress of humanit
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Have we ever considered underground biking lanes? I wonder if they could be fairly shallow compared to subways, and would definitely be safer than the proposed option above by entirely avoiding conflict with cars. Better even, with undergro
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Oh man. This is awesome. Let's do this with the web!?
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Who is the MC?
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12y ago
The Amazon Phone seems to capitalize on content consumption of text, audio, video, and the abstract (through purchases). In my mind, this is what the smart phone should be all about.
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Click "Log on" in top right corner and get this message: Important customer message Please be aware that HSBC Bank USA Online Banking is currently unavailable. We apologize for the inconvenience. In-branch, telephon
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HSBC Online Banking Unavailable
(us.hsbc.com)
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12y ago
I think the milkshake is a step in the right direction. Many other popular icons (envelope for e-mail, key for authentication, gear for changing inner working aka settings) borrow from a non-digital analogy, and I think that's what the
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