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Hence my use of the word imply. As in 'implicit' ... you know - the opposite of 'explicit'. I also believe she changed the title.
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They (big bad men) gave you trouble for seemingly valid difference in opinions, deal with it. And please don't imply that the HN has any hand in fostering misogyny or sexism because it's a completely false characterization of the community
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I've seen another 'designer' with this exact same layout. Heh. Drew Mclellan was his name.
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This app is aesthetically stunning. One thing I would note is that Paul Graham is probably not a good data point. Most email users actually do use it as a messaging protocol but there is definitely a niche of users (such as Paul) who encoun
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The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho. King, Warrior, Magician, Lover by Moore and Gillette The lean startup Paul Graham how to start a startup Mark Hyman Ultimate Mind Solution Tribal Leadership Wheel of Time Think and Grow Rich Superior Man David
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Good information and generally an awesome review ha.
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Ok I was getting scared there for a minute.
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Ok so all the normal programs should be compatible just fine then? Also that must mean the windows 8 for laptops is different than the windows 8 for touch and mobile devices.
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Question: Why do laptops now ship with Windows 8?
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I didn't know you write for the Onion. Dude seriously put down the crack pipe. Dropbox accounts were accessible using any password for three hours. Shit happens - it's not good but shit happens. You can guarantee someone is getting fired an
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Well first off I usually release something after a few weeks of development there's no need to go so long (3 years) before releasing. It doesn't need to be perfect, as Seth Godin would say "Ship the damn product". Find your users (if they e
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The Most Important Skill in Business / Entrepreneurship
(highnoonsolutions.com)
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What are you testing your app on? JQMobile on my new Samsung S3 looks and flows very well. Where as my old android would have had trouble loading it.
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Using 'Right Action' to Change Your Life
(highnoonsolutions.com)
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Solution already exists: google music. Or store your music on the cloud, or backup your computer, or use Pandora. Good luck with your web based, social, radio but open source thingy-ma-bob.
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Don't do the investment model. You're asking for trouble, especially with family and friends involved. 1. Get part-time or full-time job 2. Moonlight 3. Become profitable (albeit low income) 4. Work up to go full-time 5. Done Be honest with
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Soichiro Honda Gary Vaynerchuck
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All major carriers archive text messages but they also delete them after (usually) 3 months or so due to the ridiculous volume.
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Correct there are ideas that require critical mass / communities --> capital expenditure in order to be valuable. BUT the model should be entrepreneurs who are wet behind the ears should stay far away from those ideas. Bootstrap somethi
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SEEKING WORK - Remote (I'm very inexpensive) Latest Project. Highnoonsolutions.com/goals Main skills: PHP, SMS Gateway, Design, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, Git. timothydmoody@gmail.com (Tim)
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The problem with stimulants is there is no free lunch. Any energy you get carries with it a rebound where you feel less energetic had you not taken anything at all most people call this the crash. Something that will give you energy and put
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I have extensive experience and knowledge about nootropics, www.bodylogs.com is actually I site I built for providing just the kind of information your asking for. There might be some info on there for you but it still lacks in overall cont
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Are you really arguing in favor of youtube ads?
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I believe services like this have been around for a while so be sure to check those out. I do like the idea though.
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I don't want my friends advice on buying things. I want expert opinions from places like Cnet and ConsumerReviews. Also word to the wise don't focus on trying to get your app to go viral, it really doesn't tend to work like that. Also succe
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Can We Finally Kill Advertisement?
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Sounds like a great day to me. Enjoy!
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Clearly he is talking about copies of software too. It's changing from Adobe PS type software to a subscription cloud based software. You can still certainly make money with software but your not gonna make as much selling just copies of so
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Show HN: Play any version of any song you want in under 3 seconds.
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I haven't heard anyone articulate the problem better than PG. The analogy isn't perfect but it's sufficient. The point, Paul Graham says, is that in our history we've limited what we sell to what makes sense to sell. Land used to make no se
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