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rogerdickey

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About rogerdickey

Always building. Engineers & designers - ping me to collaborate!

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    I was always fascinated by early internet "weird web" art sites like Superbad, so I told Fable to build one. It took a little coaxing but in the end it eventually came up with some…

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    Comment #49049900

    Yeah. Love it! Used to make games with it, even

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    Comment #49032204

    thanks for the suggestion, i'll try adding this

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    Comment #49029588

    thanks, my blog server went down :-/ should be back online now. maybe i try to launch this again later?

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    Show HN: Decks For Good – get fundraising advice when you give to charity

    As an angel investor in ~15 unicorns and a bunch of other startups, I spend a lot of time reviewing decks for founders as a favor. I love to help but I wish my time had even more i…

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    My view on this is very different from most commenters. I love work, and early in my career really thrived in a "996" job. I wrote more about it here as a response to this post, "I…

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    Comment #41541444

    Great idea! Interest-based communities have a lot more trust so things like meeting up, transacting, or dating can happen with less friction.

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    Comment #32965214

    I read it as Pomeranian group therapy

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    Comment #26859264

    I’m saying the conversation should focus on whether or not the police were allowed to do this, not colorful language like “journalists being rounded up.”

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    Comment #26859158

    Unsurprisingly, this title grossly misleads. RTFA. The journos didn’t leave the area after they were ordered to by police and that is why they were “rounded up”.

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    Comment #26841193

    Now in a few years we can complain about having paid $1m+ per month for our EasyDNS subscriptions

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    Comment #26758306

    Where does the money come from? What would the unskilled labor produce?

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    Comment #26744212

    How does it stay up as much as it does :)

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    Comment #26705824

    CA was a 3rd party developer that misused data users authorized them to use and it happened 10 years ago when FB was still essentially a startup. They’ve come a very long way.

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    Comment #26705786

    Who said it’s a crime for businesses to keep their own interests in mind or even to weigh them heavily? Seems prudent

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    Comment #26705776

    This seems like one to downvote

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    Comment #26705696

    There is no “should”. Service providers can do whatever they please. Look up Masterpiece Cake Shop.

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    Comment #26693370

    Most of this happens if you 1) sign up for FB 2) install their app. If you don't do both of these things they can't track you, right?

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    Comment #26692787

    Why are so many HN users against Facebook, and quick to reassure others that they only signed up out of necessity? FB & Instagram present a perfectly acceptable entertainment vs pr…

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    Comment #26684844

    what did they do with the crews? most very high end yachts come with a dedicated crew