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Alex_Jiang
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Comment #8903952
If anything google made all types of bullshit more accessible. Just search for articles about: Non-stick pans, chem-trails, hollow-earth theory, etc. etc.
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Comment #7571262
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but looking at hardware prices, might also support the case that "miners are hoarders". (Please excuse the sketchy math in the following pos…
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Comment #7440443
During early elementary school I learned more in camp than I did at school. I was also first exposed to C++ in a summer program around 1998. With the right vendors this is more tha…
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Comment #7438029
Great post! I browsed your site some more, and found a video of a presentation you gave. Asking for the close is killer. In retrospect too many of my first couple of calls ended wi…
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Sketch2Photo
(not my project)
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Show HN: Airogami: Send messages/pix that target by age location and gender.
How it works: It's Omegle meets Snapchat. 1) You can send messages (or images) that automatically seek other random users. 2) You can choose to designate where your message goes by…
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Comment #6896661
I agree with this. At the risk of sounding nebulous, snapchat 'feels' different. It feels personal like the handwritten notes you pass in classrooms. A text is more like someone ha…
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Comment #6863100
/r/programming doesn't get that specific into programming. I think it's mostly an aggregator of resources for beginners learning how to program. (a large percentage of the posts ar…
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Comment #6842986
I'm actually interested in using your site for a quick landing page (for an app I'm developing). I'm checking out the 'Pro' section, is there any coupon code available now?
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Comment #6784283
Nice article, some ideas reminded me of a passage I read on Chris Dixon's blog a while ago. "The successful products took big meals and converted them to snacks. The Internet likes…
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Comment #6765755
I'm not sure that understanding this is that predicated on cultural familiarity. I'd argue the majority of its meaning comes from the fact that it "breaks the rules in order to be …
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Comment #6765337
The added inference I get is "that's just the way it is." "Because politics" is like saying "because politics are just crazy like that." It's a flippant way of saying something is …
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Comment #6764846
I guess it's a little semantic at this point. Though, there's services like pricegeek that crawl Ebay graphing the better deals. They piggyback of Ebay's existing affiliate model. …
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Comment #6764574
Zenefits is a licensed insurance broker it's free for users, they collect a referral fee from insurance companies. Since it's online they're sustainable from broker fees alone and …
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Comment #6716243
My dad is a chemist who does a lot of lab work. Currently he uses an iPhone's basic features a lot: notes, timer, etc. Before the iPhone he used a chronograph. Glass would actually…
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Comment #6709585
http://isbm.smeal.psu.edu/library/working-paper-articles/199... http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0148296304... Consequently naming is not the end all be all of bra…
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Comment #6708435
I think where this might fork a little is consumer vs enterprise. Dropbox is meant to be understood by a much wider audience than Heroku. For a consumer facing company being easily…
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Comment #6686806
I like the sizing and composition of 2. But one strength in 3-4 is contrast. The eye tends to gravitate to contrast, and I feel like the black in 3-4 gives the icon more punch.