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uniqueid
6y ago
Wow, Apple was two years old at that point!
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6y ago
in the suit In the tee shirt ! SJ may have worn a suit or a turtle-neck, but Apple culture back then was anti-IBM and tee shirts were part of that.
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Steve Jobs Interview in 1981 [video]
(youtube.com)
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uniqueid
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6y ago
The interviewer mentions Go half-way through the video. If anyone's curious about what Go was, here's an article about it: https://www.sfgate.com/business/article/The-Rise-and-Fall-of... Also, the video
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uniqueid
6y ago
On a related note, Richard Feynman explains how a tree grows: https://youtu.be/ifk6iuLQk28
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uniqueid
6y ago
Such a clever concept! It seems so obvious in retrospect but the idea wouldn't have ever occurred to me. I'd definitely enjoy slowly leafing through a few of my favorite films this way.
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6y ago
Watch out because this site has links to hundreds of other newspapers too dating back to the 1700s. I made the mistake of checking one of them out yesterday and lost the next four hours of my day reading about historical events. Really ama
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6y ago
I was about to post "This is the internet. Why would someone believe the letter is authentic?" when I saw your comment. Really, just weigh the likelihood of a company taking the time to write such an over-the-top letter, against t
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6y ago
Yes, but I almost certainly never will get actually around to it ;)
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6y ago
Because every Greenwald story is the same story: 'THE SKY IS FALLING! THE ELITES ARE LYING! THE MAINSTREAM MEDIA ARE IN BED WITH THE ELITES! ONLY I GLENN GREENWALD AM TRUSTWORTHY! BUT THEY ARE TRYING TO DEPLATFORM ME! SHARE LIKE AND SU
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6y ago
I think the art itself represents the 'ivory tower' in the art world more than this essay about it. Look at the past century in the art world... Duchamp's toilet, 'Piss Christ', Warhol's art films starring cros
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6y ago
You can tell based on the complete lack of success and following they've had If the world were a perfect meritocracy that would settle it.
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uniqueid
6y ago
What is the article author trying to point out there? That the artist is a bit dim, I should think.
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I realize this is not some high-stakes, formal research project or anything. That said, I don't know what to make of the 'results' because of the design of the experiment What I'd like to see the author do is this: 1) wr
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6y ago
Don't forget Baron Black of Crossharbour. Thanks, Conrad! /s
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6y ago
Network outage at hosting provider. Sorry all! https://mobile.twitter.com/HNStatus/status/13715259406568038...
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Ask HN: Is HN Being DDoS'ed?
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6y ago
Audio technology improved. That gave actors the option to speak quietly.
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6y ago
I know that in theory you're defending the right of people to speak truth to power, but in practice you're just defending the right of people to scribble cartoon tits and dicks on a toilet stall. Almost no comments on the inte
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I thought it was interesting when Pixelmator introduced 'ML Super Resolution' but that was in 2019. https://9to5mac.com/2019/12/17/pixelmator-pro-super-resoluti...
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6y ago
Try a web search for the most profitable drugs in pharma. They're not one-off cures. They're drugs the same patient takes repeatedly for decades: insulin, statins, pain-killers, etc.
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6y ago
He claims Weimar Germany is an example of failed hate speech laws, but that's a weird claim, since they didn't enforce them (certainly not against Nazis). Then he has an impassioned section where he claims the hate speech laws fro
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Is there anything but counterculture on the internet anymore? How I miss the occasional measured, adult point of view! The internet has destroyed most of my interest in eccentric artists or alternative viewpoints.
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6y ago
That depends. Are you shaped like a cube?
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A Lawsuit Inspired Apple’s Most Iconic Sounds
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Before I deleted my FB and Twitter accounts, I posted many scathing critiques! This felt a bit different for a couple reasons. First, the article entertained me, but makes a couple points I vehemently disagree with. Most notably: as keen as
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I found parts of this amusing, but it does feel like bad form of me to post an article with a paragraph trashing Paul Graham on a site PG started. Apologies to him if he's browsing HN today :) Edit: I reread the post and noticed the au
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How to Become an Intellectual in Silicon Valley
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"In short, human traffickers do use bitcoin as their primary asset." https://www.bitcoininsider.org/article/87371/how-often-bitco...
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You're probably right. It's 'political incorrectness' as a selling-point that irritates me. I don't know if that's weird, probably not worth debating
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