tomwrenn

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   by tomwrenn 10y ago

   I'm worried about how this will effect civictech, edtech, govtech story coverage which has been great in recent years on HN and are important for helping the community to be informed of how it's contributing and how individuals ca
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   by tomwrenn 10y ago

   That parable is misleading. If his window wasn't broken then the shopowner would've invested it in some improvement to the store or as a safety cushion which would also trickle through to the relevant suppliers. We'd actually
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   by tomwrenn 10y ago

   :(
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   by tomwrenn 11y ago

   TimeTracker is another great solution ( http://creativeworx.com/ ).
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   by tomwrenn 11y ago

   Oh I think we see it already xp.
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   by tomwrenn 12y ago

   This would be pay for play(speed) though. Not efficiency for play(speed). Efficiency should rightfully be encouraged, but pay for speed effectively means the first entrant is the winner for the rest of time no matter their improvements in
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   by tomwrenn 12y ago

   Which is why I'm confused why you guys are advocating this form of consumption over streaming? Assuming most people watch a piece of content once wouldn't it be more bandwidth efficient to transfer them the data on demand when you