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Role-Playing with ChatGPT: Sell the Charlotte Hornets(articles.inqk.net)
7 points by pyrmont 3y ago|1 comments
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by pyrmont 5y ago
This is all in Korean but I think a PDF with a text of the bill is available here: http://likms.assembly.go.kr/bill/billDetail.do?billId=PRC_E2...
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Creating an iPhone 12 Frame for Screenshots in Tailwind CSS(articles.inqk.net)
2 points by pyrmont 5y ago|0 comments
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by pyrmont 10y ago
Title should be updated to clarify the spin out is from X, not Alphabet as a whole: (see correction at end of the OP) http://www.recode.net/2016/12/7/13875208/google-x-self-drivi...
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by pyrmont 11y ago
I'm confused how the licensing of users' content is intended to work. The site states that you own your content[1] but then on its manifesto page[2] states that all information is in the public domain. The license itself[3] is not
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by pyrmont 12y ago
Appraisal of the quality of Zuckerberg's Mandarin: http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2014/10/22/mark_zuckerbe...
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by pyrmont 12y ago
You're misunderstanding what that sentence means. In context: 3. Intellectual Property Ownership The Software and any authorized copies that Customer makes are the intellectual property of and are owned by Adobe Systems Incorporated
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How Twitter could natively implement tweetstorms(expletiveinserted.com)
2 points by pyrmont 12y ago|0 comments
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Nokia's New Homescreen Replacement App for Android(zlauncher.com)
50 points by pyrmont 12y ago|48 comments
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by pyrmont 12y ago
It's not mentioned in the text of the post itself, but the $495 price represents a 75% discount on the previous price. A far more detailed overview is here for those interested: http://www.fxguide.com/featured/rend
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Does Bigcommerce actually have a working product?(semiaccurate.com)
4 points by pyrmont 12y ago|0 comments
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42M plaintext passwords stolen from Australian dating site(krebsonsecurity.com)
6 points by pyrmont 13y ago|0 comments
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by pyrmont 15y ago
The problem that I have is that it's not clear to me why you shouldn't look at it by comparing it to CD sales. The goal of Spotify isn't to capture all the pirates and leave the rest of the public paying for their music -- it's to replace o
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by pyrmont 15y ago
The last time I was discussing this ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3047694 ) I was downvoted because I linked to the famous infographic which appears to demonstrate that Spotify might not earn artists much money. Supposedly, it's inc
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Can we now agree Spotify doesn't help artists?(twitter.com)
6 points by pyrmont 15y ago|7 comments
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by pyrmont 15y ago
(I'm an Australian lawyer and will use 'trade mark' as my preferred spelling.) The headline of this link is misleading. An action doesn't 'violate a trade mark'. An action can infringe the rights that a trade mark owner has (the scope of th
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Businessweek's Sony story is really bad(inqk.net)
9 points by pyrmont 15y ago|1 comments
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by pyrmont 15y ago
I think that, while nerds are used to mentioning others via @, regular people are used to putting @ in email addresses. Frankly, I find this change frustrating (for the reason that " is not the opposite of -) but I don't believe regular peo
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Took me a bit to realise where to drag to as well but I thought it was pretty cool when it worked. I was going to say it didn't parse ``` properly but then realised that's part of Github-flavoured Markdown. Nice work! :)
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Those Build-a-Business-in-48-Hours Conferences are a Lie(inqk.net)
15 points by pyrmont 15y ago|6 comments
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by pyrmont 15y ago
I miss you, Steve.
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Amazon is just about to start encouraging people to buy Android applications for the Amazon App Store that presumably wouldn't work on a webOS tablet. If Amazon are in the running, it can only be for the patent portfolio. If Google were to
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Show HN: Unhyperbole - The Edited MG Siegler(unhyperbole.heroku.com)
2 points by pyrmont 15y ago|0 comments
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by pyrmont 15y ago
So I got downvoted based on a comment that alleged the data in the graphic was wrong but provided no data to demonstrate that? The link later on the thread that does include some data shows that the songwriter (not artist) earns $0.00017 pe
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Sorry, why is radio a relevant comparison? When I listen to the radio, I listen to songs that are selected by the radio station. I don't get to play any song I want as often as I want. The correct comparison is not with radio but with an mp
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Yeah! Screw you, musicians that want to earn minimum wage! http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/2010/how-much-do-music...
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Why do the cookies need to exist? If I log out from your service, why do you need to keep a cookie on my computer?
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Again, Apple runs businesses (eg. Macs) that operate in some jurisdictions that their other businesses (eg. iTunes) do not. You don't need a structural separation to 'innovate', you need a structural separation to ease a sale of a business.
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by pyrmont 15y ago
While they seem to be going to great pains to be genuine and upfront about what they're doing, why does Netflix need to create a separate company in order to innovate? Apple doesn't have a separate Mac and iPhone business and they seem to i
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by pyrmont 15y ago
Yeah, that worked out great.

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