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by zeynel1 17y ago
Thank you. This is the type of advice I needed.
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Ask HN: Please advise on my Twitter clone idea
2 points by zeynel1 17y ago|4 comments
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by zeynel1 17y ago
He argues that packaging is the most important part of a product. Somehow this relates to this other HN story about the esthetics of web applications. http://www.readwriteweb.com/readwritestart/2009/09/design-fo... I agree packaging is i
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Nice site. Is this cheaper than buying the same product from a local store?
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New York City business incubator(huffingtonpost.com)
2 points by zeynel1 17y ago|0 comments
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Doesn't support Chrome. I was trying to view algorithms here but Chrome was not listed. http://algorithmatic.com/algorithm/6/version-10/naive-prime-...
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Not sure if this the official story?? http://www.seoconsultants.com/twitter/avatars/
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Developing ideas take so long because of the present academic ownership of research. Is there a reason why research is a monopoly of academic bureaucrats called PhDs? There is no reason for this. The best reasearchers do research for the lo
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by zeynel1 17y ago
This was discussed here a couple of days ago. Probably comments covered this question. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=787890
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by zeynel1 17y ago
+Newton's Principia as a masterpiece of marketing and for creating the modern scholasticism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophiæ_Naturalis_Principia... +Descartes' Geometry where he declares that you can choose any line as a unit to m
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Obviously there is a limit how much cats will take being humiliated as bad spellers all around the internet by humans. Revenge is here.
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Human Operating System(humanoperatingsystem.org)
1 points by zeynel1 17y ago|0 comments
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by zeynel1 17y ago
This is very useful. I started this new blog a couple of days ago and it's already first in Google but not listed in Bing yet. But Bing had other related good links. Would it be possible to combine them in one window but with a little G and
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Where is the flag button?
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Yes, you beat me to this. The premise of the article is bogus. Both IBM and Microsoft are doing well. I also checked in WolframAlpha http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=microsoft,+google,+ibm I like the way it returns a well-designed su
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by zeynel1 17y ago
She says "change your actions" in all its permutations but she doesn't say how. ---------------------------------------- Big changes in actions = Big changes in results Change your actions Change your actions change your whole action around
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by zeynel1 17y ago
"The job of all artists is now self-promotion." The job of an artist has always been self-promotion. An artist sells a brand.
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by zeynel1 17y ago
create a spreadsheet with columns: startup cost time to build a mock up business model estimated revenue in a year passion index competition comments then you'll know
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Yes this is my point. Is there a "The Hacking Method?" I believe not. There may be lists such as "7 good habits of best hackers" but not a Biblical commandment defining a method to be the true computer programming. The idea of an absolute s
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by zeynel1 17y ago
@hc: This is so true. In my opinion "scientific method" is actually undefined. Just checked Wikipedia to confirm that "scientific method" itself has become a bloated academic field with countless versions; it is not used by practicing resea
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by zeynel1 17y ago
"An idea is worth absolutely nothing, or very close to nothing." There are always people who say the opposite is also true. But unless you have at least a mockup, or a prototype, I agree that an idea don't have much value. The idea can be m
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Einstein was wrong is a minor academic industry http://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHMA_enUS338US338&so...
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Beautiful drawings.
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by zeynel1 17y ago
The same is happening in scientific research, although, it is not as obvious: a standing army of PhD's are making progress very difficult by making research expensive.
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Nice metaphor. But Electronic Frontier Foundation appears to disagree: "New technologies are radically advancing our freedoms, but they are also enabling unparalleled invasions of privacy." http://www.eff.org/issues/privacy
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by zeynel1 17y ago
I found it interesting that writers in the 60s saw that computers and software (database or data banks) were like the early 20th century railroads and telephone companies. I somehow thought that modern similar views such as by Eben Moglen (
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by zeynel1 17y ago
I am sorry that this comment was pulled down. I posted in earnest because the subject is interesting to me. I would like to ask why to suggest that a personal id number controlled by the person and not by the corporate owners of the id data
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by zeynel1 17y ago
How about associating each individual with a unique number and creating a universal identity database controlled by individuals (to protect private data) and not by any corporation? http://humanidproject.blogspot.com/
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by zeynel1 17y ago
I asked a similar question recently. There have been many nice discussions about this topic. This search reveals some: http://www.google.com/search?q=product+idea+site:http://news... Ideas are cheap, development easy, so why aren't we ...
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by zeynel1 17y ago
Thanks. I'll do that. Also two recent posts, one by biztools http://biztools.pbworks.com/ , the other Getting Real by 37 Signal were helpful. And I realize that "framing the question properly" usually leads to a better understanding.

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