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The problem is that as hip places start to get hipper they also tend to get more expensive and gentrified.

Moms and dads and other adults wanting to appear hipper and cooler by adopting juvenile language --like guys.

Maybe madeupname.com will sound hipper and sexier as a result of big companies moving to their own domain?

Please note that these people are driven by anger for being substituted for cheaper, hipper, faster and newer competitors.

Perhaps the younger, hipper crowd appreciates this sort of thing - if you are going for that type of work.

Y combinator is much hipper than google, and makes for a much better media story.

Your younger, hipper bands have all switched to Logic for day-to-day use, which kicks ProTools' sorry behind, although it's less stable.

The least charitable interpretation would be that it's just a hipper term for it.

Likewise, front-enders also love the hipper methodologies, while back-enders tend toward the old school, independently of whether their projects are large or small.

So I guess what I'm saying is you could probably use something hipper and less trademark-infingey.

However, if they can keep on-boarding the younger generations, they could probably survive that, assuming their isn't a hipper substitute by then offering users immortality.

Braintree has a younger, hipper market segment (than paypal).

A large part of the "rapid change" is people re-inventing things or re-writing things in a hipper language.

Or is it hipper, more fashinable to add an "a" at the ends of words?

Is "data science" a new hipper name for "statistics"?

Making the process easier (or even just "hipper") is a good thing, and pointing out that comparatively they already have a slightly harder process doesn't mean much: Such is the case with almost everything we do, making tasks slightly easier.