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temiri
8y ago
Did you read the post? It’s not about the cryptocurrency, or even the network. It’s about abstract ideas for distributed consensus, which are applicable beyond any cryptocurrency. It’s probably interesting even if you’re not interested in S
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Show HN: MyPastes, a quick way to share text b/t devices & people (via MHacks)
(mypast.es)
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temiri
14y ago
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temiri
14y ago
Anecdotally, I have found a correlation between misogynists and virgins.
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temiri
14y ago
This is true of many people that we idolize in tech.
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temiri
14y ago
And here are the winners! First place: Inventory Second place: virtual perspective Third place: Webtube
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temiri
14y ago
Definitely check out the full list too because there ARE some great apps which didn't make it into the final 20.
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temiri
14y ago
Well, does karma have any value?
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temiri
14y ago
That may be true. But that's not how the services are designed. Quora gives your full attention to an answer. It collapses the comments. It lets you downvote unpopular opinions. Branch limits the most that anyone can say at a time (to somet
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temiri
14y ago
I don't understand the "Branch is an elitist Quora" analogy (which is one that I've heard before). Quora is for monologues. Branch is for dialogues.
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temiri
14y ago
This, this, 100x this. I'd like to see more women in tech. I'd also like to see more men in tech.
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New York isn’t the next Silicon Valley, & San Francisco isn’t the new Manhattan
(pandodaily.com)
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temiri
14y ago
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temiri
14y ago
As a college age person, I'm glad this isn't an issue in tech. As far as I know.
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Looking Back at 2012's Best Branding
(fastcodesign.com)
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14y ago
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temiri
14y ago
I wonder why. (Not sarcastic, btw.)
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temiri
14y ago
subscri.pt is pretty cool. That would be a nice URL for a blog.
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temiri
14y ago
Cool, thanks!
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temiri
14y ago
Wow, very handsome. I like it--I was just wondering what platform I could use to share thoughts that are a bit longer than a tweet but maybe don't merit a full blog post with all the bells and whistles. My only gripe is that when I clicked
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temiri
14y ago
>> Diversity is what can happen when lots of different people choose to show up. Diversity is not about how people look, but about how people think. That may be true--or, at least, it may be true that that is the sort of diversity w
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temiri
14y ago
Ah, yeah, I agree. There's a fine line between setting good guidelines for safety and enforcing rules based on highly subjective and personal ideas. I was mostly impressed by parts like point 18: >> 18. You will mess up. I will ta
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temiri
14y ago
Congratulations! I was an MS intern last summer and it was terrific. (You might want to change the line where you describe the smell of Seattle as "sweat" to "sweet," which is what I think you intended.)
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temiri
14y ago
I think this is terrific. I was 14 when I joined Facebook, in 2008. My dad, who is no dummy, laid out a series of rules for my Facebook use (he had been on the site for a year or so already). One of those conditions was that he had my passw
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temiri
14y ago
Since when is being fast considered hacking growth? I think some of the "hacks" here are really just facets of a strong product and user experience. Instagram's user experience is/was great--it lets people feel like they're doing somethin
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temiri
14y ago
What about the growth of virtual economies?
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temiri
14y ago
The only secret group that I am in is for an organization which is, in turn, a secret. I can't imagine why you'd want a truly secret group otherwise. Not just closed, where non-members can't see the content, but secret, where non-members do
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Snapshots of the Instagram Debate, Through the Lens of Professionals
(6thfloor.blogs.nytimes.com)
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14y ago
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Steam opens market for players to buy and sell in-game items with cash
(theverge.com)
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14y ago
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temiri
14y ago
Cool, I'll take a look. Perhaps this is a naive question, but what differentiates Code HS from something like Codecademy?
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temiri
14y ago
I know; I was stunned to see the ways that different states have handled the ACM's recommendations: http://www.acm.org/runningonempty/roemap.html (One of my friends from Idaho gleefully pointed out that they "don't suck at everything.") I
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temiri
14y ago
That's one of the reasons I suggested App Inventor, actually. Even picking a project like "make an app for your stuffed animals" (which is the kind of thing I would have LOVED when I was 7 or 10) could be a way to move forward from the vide