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by zupreme 11y ago
Fellow Chicagoan here, Google is going to have to grease quite a few palms to make this happen, if it ever does. Politicians here have perpetuated the AT&T and Comcast duopoly for quite awhile, and I have no doubt that they are well com
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by zupreme 11y ago
Fellow Chicagoan here: In the suburbs the options are fewer, but the functional speeds are better - at least for Comcast delivered over coax. I get an average of about 120/15 for $80/mo at home and about the same speed at our sub
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by zupreme 11y ago
I think there has to be some correlation between the level of effort required to obtain a piece of information, and the importance our brains assign to it for the purposes of recall. I know people who can recite verbatim something they stud
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by zupreme 11y ago
We (Amerihub) craft custom data transit solutions and manage the networks and tech assets for a lot of medical and manufacturing clients in the Chicago area. This could have HUGE applications in those spaces. I signed up for your beta via
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by zupreme 11y ago
This comment is probably going to be unpopular with this audience, but there is a really good argument to be made for DRM in the e-book space. When selling a physical book there is a real barrier to propagation of the entire work in the for
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by zupreme 11y ago
I took the Jonathan Levi Superlearner course on Udemy about a year ago and the Loci method is a key part of this course. I highly recommend it for anyone who is interested in this topic. I can say that it's extremely useful for remembe
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by zupreme 11y ago
This is definitely not the first. It's been happening in the networking and software spaces for years. Now the trend is moving solidly into the storage realm.
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by zupreme 11y ago
I don't understand all the negative comments here. I read the article and it sounds legit to me. The important part is that he didn't stop at one site like many people do. Once he saw a significant (to him) income from one site
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by zupreme 11y ago
This is actually a good piece. It sticks to the facts without an evident attempt to push an agenda either for or against Tor. The operator ("Richard") seems relatable to a fellow tech like myself, and by the end of reading this I
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by zupreme 14y ago
I think that growth, as a metric for gauging success will soon fall out of favor. Soon stodgy old concepts like "revenue" and "profit" will begin to take hold again. The assumption that eyeballs will eventually equal dollars has been prove
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by zupreme 14y ago
That is, at it's core, my point. What happens if the case is thrown out? Even if removed from Social Network X, your fugitive status will live forever in the Wayback machine, on scraping sites, and so on.
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by zupreme 14y ago
OP, This is superb. I'm sure all of us have an Evernote notebook, spreadsheet, or text file with startup or app ideas (if you don't, you should) but most of us also keep these lists top-secret for fear that somebody else will steal billion
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So this monkey walks into IKEA....(hlntv.com)
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by zupreme 14y ago
I wonder what the privacy-law impact of this will be. While all of us will probably agree with a system like this to help locate convicted felons, what about people who simply miss Jury Duty, forget about a court date, and so on. In an era
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by zupreme 14y ago
I get the following when going to http://www.criticue.com/ : Application Error An error occurred in the application and your page could not be served. Please try again in a few moments. If you are the application owner, check your logs fo
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by zupreme 14y ago
Thanks for this very detailed response. Is the same FNID shown for all visitors during the FNID's applicable period, or is it individualized or region-specific? Essentially I'm asking if all of us see the same stuff at the same time.
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Ask HN: How does the HN "More" link work?
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by zupreme 14y ago
Thanks for posting this. I have never heard of ZURB Foundation before, but it looks like exactly what I need for an upcoming project. Thanks again!
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A Lead Exchange Network for Professionals: The LeadAce Manifesto(zeaun.com)
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Nintendo Power shuts down after 24 years(nintendopower.com)
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The Fall of Apple: Samsung Galaxy S3 Surpasses iPhone Sales(thenextweb.com)
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by zupreme 14y ago
I wish there was a "Sticky" function on HN. Every SaaS startup founder needs to read this. Seriously. Bookmark it. Instapaper it. Evernote clip it. However you save it, save it and read it.
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by zupreme 14y ago
I think I know the answer to this already but, just to be sure, can this be used to create Android apps, or is this IOS-only?
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by zupreme 14y ago
Maybe eliminating some of the layers between conception and deployment? I've worked at a megacorp before and I can say with confidence that big bloated teams are all to often where great and innovative ideas go to die.
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by zupreme 14y ago
I believe (although I have no inside info to support the theory) that this is part of a push at Paypal to respond to the challenges presented by smaller, younger, more agile competitors like those at Stripe and Square. Add to the fray Apple
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by zupreme 14y ago
I found the following paragraph to be very poignant. "I’m tired of watching my students produce amazing things, which show their true understanding of 21st century skills, only to see their looks of disappointment when they don’t meet the a
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by zupreme 14y ago
The simple answer to the question, "How do you stop online students cheating?" is that you don't. You discard the idea of "cheating" altogether. In days not so long past, rote learning was important because, in many professions, there was
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by zupreme 14y ago
This, and other "X is Dead" articles are not only unproductive, they are almost always wrong. Let's consider other things that have been declared dead by journalists and bloggers in recent years. 1) Microsoft is dead: http://www.paulgraham
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I'm Not So Sure I Believe This (Bing It On)(zeaun.com)
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Apple's Think Different aka The Greatest Commercial Ever Made(zeaun.com)
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