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Google is trying out the Hacker News Comments defense(twitter.com)
2 points by poolpool 10y ago|0 comments
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Format academic publications in HTML and CSS(github.com)
1 points by poolpool 11y ago|0 comments
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PubCSS: Formatting Academic Publications in HTML and CSS(thomaspark.co)
5 points by poolpool 11y ago|1 comments
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by poolpool 11y ago
No.
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by poolpool 11y ago
The product is on-demand streaming of movies and tv.
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by poolpool 11y ago
Finance is the best poster child for "Good ole boys club" outside of politics.
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by poolpool 12y ago
Most computer users don't understand or give a damn about managing their file system. It seems like many HN users do, yet clicking on the "go" menu to see options and keyboard shortcuts available when they want to go to a fol
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by poolpool 12y ago
Or whether you should even be using a web app.
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by poolpool 12y ago
Racism
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Today in Media History: David Karp and Marco Arment Launched Tumblr in 2007(poynter.org)
1 points by poolpool 12y ago|0 comments
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by poolpool 12y ago
Stealing a comedians joke is similar to stealing a developers source. I'm surprised at some of the responses here.
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by poolpool 12y ago
This is insulting to everyone who fights for actual free speech rights. Another clickbait from eff.
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by poolpool 12y ago
That is one example of guided meditation. How is that contamination for a meditation study?
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by poolpool 12y ago
NPM has a very innovative approach to package management
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by poolpool 12y ago
The argument, which you just agreed with, is that "You can't pay with bitcoin at Newegg" just like you can't pay a US company in euros.
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by poolpool 12y ago
How about the shadowbanning or comment curation that admins do?
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by poolpool 12y ago
This attitude is extraordinarily hostile towards users, and even if it wasn't including checkboxes in preferences (especially when you have things like about:config) that disable the entire functionality of the app for 99% of use cases
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by poolpool 12y ago
d3.js/vegas as a bit of a learning curve but I don't use I could ever go back to any other libraries.
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by poolpool 12y ago
This is exactly what SharePoint does on top of boring, battle tested SQL Server.
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by poolpool 12y ago
Navigating enterprise sales cycles is a giant pain but man is it profitable compared to the latest social startup du jour.
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by poolpool 12y ago
Apple is a hardware company. Google just releases as much software as they can and sees what catches on since any additional user spending additional time being tracked is a win for them. Apple writes software to make their hardware more ap
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by poolpool 12y ago
Are you a cop? You gotta tell me if you are.
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by poolpool 12y ago
Comparing the startup scene in silicon valley to fashion is actually very apt. The loss of life and pain would be devastating, but lets not think that a few billion dollars worth of hardware would be anything other than a tax write-off and
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by poolpool 12y ago
I wonder if this is built on JetDB
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by poolpool 12y ago
You're missing the fact that modern day schools and the education system are a very recent invention. We've done ok in 5000 years without it.
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by poolpool 12y ago
I love the negativity in many of the responses here. Obviously people like native apps. Macvim is a thing. Emacs has a gui version for os x. Sublime is a thing. This is a polished port of macvim that has a file drawer, which is a feature t
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Swift Gets Fast(marco.org)
4 points by poolpool 12y ago|0 comments
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Apples to Apples, Part II(jessesquires.com)
90 points by poolpool 12y ago|13 comments
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Ford Switching Employees to IPhones From BlackBerry(bloomberg.com)
1 points by poolpool 12y ago|0 comments
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by poolpool 12y ago
People, especially with the libertarian thinking so popular on hn, don't like to admit that maybe they had little or nothing to do with their success. No one lives in a bubble.

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