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by uuilly 18y ago
Must be flooded. It hung for me for a while...
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by uuilly 18y ago
The title reads "digg for indie music" so yes, I did assume that it was for indie music.
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by uuilly 18y ago
I totally agree. I now believe that all progress in life and society is the result of informative failures. A job that didn't work out or a company that didn't work out are examples of such failures. The country that tries more things f
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by uuilly 18y ago
I think the reality is that most early adopters are now mac users. When releasing something new you need to convert what Seth Godin calls "sneezers," what he calls "laggards" can come later.
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by uuilly 18y ago
You make some great points. But twitter does allow you to control who sees your feeds. That said it's not a standard way to use their service.
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by uuilly 18y ago
Wow. I personally would not want to know. But... If I had the means to fire-hose money at researching this problem the way he does, I would want to know. Something really good could come of this. I wish him luck...
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by uuilly 18y ago
I just started fooling w/ it and MIA "Paper Planes" is at the top along w/ the FLOBOTS "handlebars." Are either of these guys indy? Could a Rolling Stones song make it on here? If there is no criteria by which you are too big, won't it d
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by uuilly 18y ago
Your branding is at odds w/ your mission statement. High res photos speaks to pro-sumers. Party pics speaks to grainy iphone shots.
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by uuilly 18y ago
This is sad. In my opinion immigrants are the best Americans. They work the hardest and they expect the fewest handouts. In DC the Ethiopian immigrants had the highest rate of employment of any demographic group. At first they work in p
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by uuilly 18y ago
As a 3d hacker this could be really good news. Yes plugins suck. But... Widely adopted plugins do not suck. If enough people use this new plugin it could become "the way" to do 3d on the web. He's providing both chicken and egg in the c
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by uuilly 18y ago
I've noticed our website traffic consistently peaks on Wednesdays.
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by uuilly 18y ago
Did he mean to say "Techcruch are full of shit" instead of "Techcrunch is full of shit?" Is there an inside joke I'm missing?
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by uuilly 18y ago
I read this on RealClearPolitics this morning. I really enjoyed the parallel between engineering in Rome and the financial system. Less information makes you more careful...
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by uuilly 18y ago
I'm getting sick of the "vote this up if you want ___" mentality. If you want to change the world, start by understanding it well enough to know that you need to convince people outside new media.
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by uuilly 18y ago
This is great news for people who live in places w/ bad signals and great wifi. I've been waiting a while for someone to do this. Hopefully they'll force apple / at&t to follow suit.
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by uuilly 18y ago
He thinks that LA differs from Boston b/c of enforcement??? Has he ever been to either city? Boston is overflowing w/ Irish Catholics and LA is overflowing w/ scantily clad starlets.
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by uuilly 18y ago
I played ice hockey since I could walk until I turned 21. At the end of my senior year in HS I was getting mildly recruited to play in college. I got a bad concussion when a guy but-ended me in the chin w/ his stick. I was out cold but w
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by uuilly 18y ago
I think this is fantastic. I would way rather get charged a reasonable amount for a useful service than have to wonder if it will be around in the future or how they're making money off me.
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by uuilly 18y ago
This is becoming more and more the norm, at least on Windows. I recently installed Office for the first time on my windows machine. At the end of the installer there was a checkbox that said something like, "Make Live my default search en
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by uuilly 18y ago
In my opinion teacher accountability is the most pressing social issue of our time. Gates has been all over this for a while now...
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by uuilly 18y ago
Along these lines get "The Battle of Algiers" on netflix. When Iraq started going badly they actually had a huge screening in the pentagon.
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by uuilly 18y ago
I've been waiting years for someone to ask this question :) Wishlited this last night on amazon: Carnage and Culture: Landmark Battles in the Rise to Western Power by Victor Davis Hanson Have read these and enjoyed these: General Warfare th
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by uuilly 18y ago
Not included is what to do if your data is location based. http://www.vimeo.com/1998080
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by uuilly 18y ago
Indeed zipcodes are quite beautiful. Check this, Population Density by zipcode: http://www.uuorld.com/gallery?image=89
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by uuilly 18y ago
Well said. I think a real debate needs to take place about gathering all forms of intelligence by "macro-polling." A traffic cop polls each car with a radar gun looking for speeders. A cop walking the beat polls pedestrians for suspiciou
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by uuilly 18y ago
As a bootstrapped hacker who just let his qt license expire this is awesome news. Score on for the guy who didn't pay his bills.
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by uuilly 18y ago
Both hanssen and Ames came up inconclusive in their polys. But they were able to cleverly explain them away. Coming up inconclusive is easy, passing outright is hard. To get a job at an intel shop you must pass. The problem with Ames and ha
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by uuilly 18y ago
Ok, let's put it this way, would you want the playbook for your favorite football team to be public? You may be a fan, and you may be paying for the team but you'll loose if their secrets become public. The same goes for the intel world.
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by uuilly 18y ago
They were probably pretty clear about the fact that this guy is NOT supposed to discuss what happens in a government poly especially on a public forum. There are reasons beyond his career to want to keep that information close. People are
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by uuilly 18y ago
Another major difference is that unemployment benefits are much better in places like France and Holland and it encourages people to stay unemployed. Though we're not immune from this problem either. I recently met a lady who was, "on fun

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