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by pullo 14y ago
not to mention the effect it has the person herself. The impact on outlook, happiness and aptitude for risk in the future.
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by pullo 14y ago
Keyboards are the also the only way ( until now) to input textual data.not implementing that makes this at best a companion device to existing setup and not a replacement. [edit]. voice to text transcriptions can be an alternative..
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by pullo 14y ago
wonder what they thought about 'gorilla arm'.also the demo did not show a way to type information. but looks really cool :))
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Feel me:synchrnous communication for mobile(vimeo.com)
1 points by pullo 14y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 14y ago
I understand your statements as coming from someone who is looking for an opportunity and frustrated now. Wait until you get a job( which you will) and 'settle'. If you are already employed or , looking for fulfillment outside your 'day job
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Tennessee’s Anti-Science Bill Becomes Law (wired.com)
2 points by pullo 14y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 14y ago
Mobile apps are a sequestered experience. It is easier to maintain a users attention inside your app. Many apps now, also include access to their settings and preferences inside their app to prevent users from 'thinking outside their app'.
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This American LIfe- Mike Daisy story retraction.(thisamericanlife.org)
1 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
the need to improve working conditions in third world factories is real. Mr.Daisy in his 'passion' to be broadcast and the rare sloppy work by TAL will cast a shadow on future investigative reports of this kind. Apple did release the list
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by pullo 15y ago
Amazons mobile website does not have a 'splash' message asking users to download their app. This could be one reason , why their mobile web sales is higher than app sales. it will be interesting to see loyalty of customers who use apps vs t
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JPMorgan's Dimon Warns Workers Not to Seize on Goldman Letter(foxbusiness.com)
3 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
May be the real solution is a combination of tiered pricing and cut of all sales revenues by generics. The cost of this decision for Bayer is yet to be seen. Considering the number of users is only a few hundred at the current price point,
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by pullo 15y ago
same sentiment here. I've been using y! mail for a decade. Y! 'wall streetish' behavior is a good incentive to sever all ties. I am also certain , lot of their portal traffic comes when users are redirected to the portal home page when use
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How to review code when you are working solo(programmers.stackexchange.com)
2 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
I agree. 'sink or swim' has been the technique of preference in academics for many years. I would think it it is the same for any discipline (electronics or chemical engineer). may be the fluid abstractions used in learning software make it
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by pullo 15y ago
"A threatened person lives in a threatening world. A scared person lives in a scary world. An untrustworthy person lives in an untrusting world. A trusting person lives in a trusting world." plenty of gems in there, but this one takes the c
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by pullo 15y ago
my experience with audio books have not been enjoyable. My speed of reading is much faster the narrator's which leaves me a little impatient. and books of depth require your complete attention, in which case it easier to sit down and focus
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by pullo 15y ago
first world problems
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‘Interactive web’ quietly saved in Texas court(firstpost.com)
1 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
you are assuming that Sergei and Larry were not aware of this pact. if the firm's VP is aware of this pact and fired an employee over this, i would say Sergei amd Larry are guilty as well. eithet of collusion or gross neglect.
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by pullo 15y ago
there is a good article by Ben Horowitz to this point. http://bhorowitz.com/2011/02/23/is-it-ok-to-hire-people-from... what happened here is much bigger than a deal that goes between two friends who run a startup. it by all means seems li
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Krugman- The Sons Also Rise(krugman.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
your logic is flawed. there are plenty of activities that can make you unreachable. one example pops up ..if you are a hiker, professional or for leisure , you know you will hit spots that have no cell phone coverage.
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by pullo 15y ago
sadly enough the emphasis on education (a good thing) in asian countries (china and india especially) is a driver for diploma greed. there are plenty of institutions , hand in hand with the govt administrators, which set up shop with littl
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by pullo 15y ago
I apologize for any perceived distortion, I just copied the article's original title.
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68% of the Sons of the 1% Work at Their Dad's Company(theatlanticwire.com)
26 points by pullo 15y ago|12 comments
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Do you still care about apple? Steve jobs 1996 interview -pre apple(npr.org)
1 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
The customer base seems to be people who do not own a mac , but would like to spend some time on one. this is truly a fleeting and shrinking population. Think about this...on a macro scale, if mac's marketshare goes up, your user base goes
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Jony Ive tribute to Steve Jobs(businessinsider.com)
2 points by pullo 15y ago|0 comments
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by pullo 15y ago
agree with bodegajed. I like jeff, but this article falls mostly outside core interest of HN.

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