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volida
17y ago
I find this to be a confusing article. So, I couldn't resist to spend "10 minutes" to point these mistakes: "10 minutes to come up with something amazing" It's impossible to think of something amazing in 10 minutes. "We aren't rich becau
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Software is hard
(gamearchitect.net)
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17y ago
hey George. Good luck. You've done great job with the Greek OpenCoffee so far.
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volida
17y ago
how many users is the 5%?
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volida
17y ago
life is too short to hate anyone.
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volida
17y ago
YouTube was acquired after the 18 months you are reffering to.
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volida
17y ago
Touch screen is a very broad concept. It has been applied in numerous devices. In the meaning of being available in a mobile, yes iPhone may lead currently, but I wouldn't consider a phone that has a price tag 900 euro to be considered main
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volida
17y ago
Obviously you have a different idea of what is considered mainstream.
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volida
17y ago
Spare me with this fanboy criticism. How hard is it for you to consider that if new laptops are going to have have touch screen then Windows will make touch mainstream.
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volida
17y ago
"that one could create a new site leveraging these features and ignore the IE users" good luck.
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17y ago
In the old days, it had a very good JDBC driver that later MySQL bought.
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volida
17y ago
I wouldn't consider "at most 1 user at a time" a service that need "building a scalable web service" skills!!
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volida
17y ago
Why did it cost $10,000?
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volida
17y ago
I've observed you are totally negative about their attempt (you post similar negative comments here on HN). At least they are trying and I won't judge if I don't test it first. Also, from what his says it's obvious that they do realize it's
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volida
17y ago
personally I rarely vote. Maybe other older members act similarly.
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volida
17y ago
i dont see luck being the determining factor for twitter success but yes you also need a bit of fucking luck in start ups although you would call it more like risk taking and Timing. Other than that just get over it.
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17y ago
you havent even tried it yet. How is it possible το compare two different products? You can put two different people implement the same concepts in algorithms and you will get two different results and you compare a whole product because ot
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volida
17y ago
there are people out there that cant write in C. Does that mean good programs wouldnt have been written in it?
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volida
17y ago
which are the the similar failed stories?
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volida
17y ago
YouTube embeds ads in videos.
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volida
17y ago
Having engaged in some flame wars, without wanting it to happen, it did cross my mind that they could be tracked using some sort of detection of the height of the tree and the time between the replies. Also I think that's how pg tracked the
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volida
17y ago
On its own yes. But in the phrase used: "Cheerleader come over and ask about programming? Shot down. Invitation to a study group? Rejected. The most bitingly ironic comes when a person in a group of nerds gets an invitation to a party. If y
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volida
17y ago
"you need to be smart in order to be a part of the group" This is a wrong assumption, because there are people who are smart but are not (computer) nerds.
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volida
17y ago
I wouldn't want a bunch of unknowns taking photographs of me. I don't want to imagine a society that take photos of each other without your permission. Just go ask politely their name or something if you defenetely need to know.
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17y ago
"I’m not saying that you can’t have success by pouring in all your waking hours. Of course you can. I’m saying that you don’t have to. That the correlation between the two is weak." I still don't get this argument I see afloating the past d
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17y ago
what a lame article
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17y ago
He didn't even gave a number about the costs. His comment was vaque and certainly not helpful, to me. So, explaining how my comment is relevant is semantic games? Whatever. My comment was just an indirect way through a joke (obviously provo
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17y ago
The comment from abstractbill reffered to Credit Suisse report which was about how the analysts have estimated Google's YouTube may lose $470M in 2009 and more in the future. By reffering to that report, it means his comment reffered to ju
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volida
17y ago
I didn't state a complain. I reffered to a fact. Personally, I am happy YouTube exists
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volida
17y ago
4. I am well aware of the DCMA thank you very much.
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