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by fseek on Thursday March 18, 2010 @03:05PM
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I had to laugh when read "dead simple" . Someone complained about it on HN a few weeks ago and it is true. Tech Crunch abuss too much of this term..
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Re:TweetBracket (YC W10): An Easy Way To Share Your March Ma...
by ronnier on Thursday March 18, 2010 @04:58PM
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Lately, I've been seeing "having said that, ..." or "that being said, ...", a little much in comments and blog posts. Having said that, I'm trying to avoid it myself.
Just noticed that jackowayed below has a variation of it in his comment.
Re:TweetBracket (YC W10): An Easy Way To Share Your March Ma...
by adityakothadiya on Thursday March 18, 2010 @05:50PM
(#1202617)
Generally it goes to YC startups by default.
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by moron4hire on Thursday March 18, 2010 @03:16PM
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hehe, I only clicked on the comments for this thread because I wanted to see if someone would comment on "dead simple" again.
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by NEPatriot on Thursday March 18, 2010 @03:49PM
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First time I can recall seeing "Dead Simple" is on Posterous. I think we're just used to everything being overly complicated so that anything that's simple is by definition "dead simple". Simple by itself is naked and unsophisticated. Dead simple on the other hand is special.