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6ren
15y ago
So it's really targeting people who are already mad keen to execute their exciting vision, and saying: hang on, before committing too much, just test out your assumptions in a low-cost way. It's validation, not search. I think Ries has a
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15y ago
> I built myself a job I didn't want. So the question isn't "how can I make money?" but "how can I create the job I want?". An important part of this is "what the heck kind of job do I want?" The response "I want to be independently we
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15y ago
A fun thing about cliches is there's often one for both sides of an argument. e.g. birds of a feather flock together Humans tend to treat people as in an "in-group" or "out-group". The troop bands together against another troop. So w
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15y ago
Well, no real progress has been made in parallel programming in the decades of research (apart from the embarrassingly parallelizable), so we're probably going to have to give up something in our concept of the problem. But I really like
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15y ago
HN used to have a common response to one-liners, that was not a counter-attack or put-down, but a gentle challenge that invites and guides: Can you elaborate?
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Selling foilage to game devs [post-mortem]
(gamasutra.com)
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I'd also only heard it used specific to a journey, but just found this definition (the second group, from Collins http://www.thefreedictionary.com/schlep ) includes: 2. an arduous journey or procedure I feel there's a connotation of
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15y ago
(From link in the submission) I like the way the MVP was done. I've felt uncomfortable about fake webpages that don't do what they say, but the way this was worded seems reasonable to me: http://blog.bufferapp.com/idea-to-paying-customers-
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15y ago
Someone said that passion is "love and anger together". Passion originally meant to suffer . It seems that passion (motivation) causes action, but it happens the other way too. You act, making some progress, and then you feel motivated.
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15y ago
From one of the external links ( http://www.jooq.org/ ), I like the idea of code generation, then importing them all with "*", so that you can use global fields as if they were keywords in the language. It's an effective way to build DSLs i
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15y ago
I was also surprised at their massive funding rounds too. Perhaps there's more room for growth than it seems... Or maybe they are perfectly positioned to provide the "fully cloud-hosted architecture" itself: technology experience and market
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15y ago
Very hopeful. pg wrote similarly in "How to make wealth" (choose hard problems; choose hard options) http://awurl.com/HLZs3Bxu7 my version: life is suffering, so you might as well suffer meaningfully. Making something tedious into somethi
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15y ago
> but one thing why I started my own business was because I did not want to mess around arguing. To me, this is the key thing he did that enabled everything else. That, and observing actual appreciation in real life (those kids).
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15y ago
To be fair, the usual consequence for a project that loses its Author is to die. It seems that github could facilitate the migration of an "ownerless" project to a designated fork - including facilitating the selection of who has the design
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15y ago
google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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15y ago
Retro-validation appeals to me, so it could be interpreted as: and - truly, I swear by God I am not making this up - I was granted a ticket with that exit row seat In English, it's an old-fashioned idiom that a Robert Louis Stevenson char
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15y ago
At first I thought "wallah!" was a phonetic misspelling of voilà http://www.thefreedictionary.com/voila , but now I see it apparently is an arabic oath meaning "by Allah!" http://www.google.com.au/search?q=wallah (though the wikipedia
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15y ago
These are just my thoughts, I wasn't attacking you. I was hoping for a refutation of my argument, if you can spare the time. BTW: arguably, a cell phones are already comparable in performance to netbooks: my old eee PC has a 900MHz celeron
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I've long thought this, but there may be a problem... ARM processors probably can't get much faster without an unacceptable loss in battery life - for e.g., the iPhone/iPad are underclocked, and the Tegra 3 quad-core in the new Transformer
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Android device as dev machine
(market.android.com)
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specs http://rhombus-tech.net/allwinner_a10/
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You save "" for each extra item, which gets annoying on longer lists.
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It's been said that the closed SO questions are the best. So I wrote a query to list the best closed questions: http://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/s/2305/top-close... Here's top 40 most favorited closed questions (closed questi
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My preferred initialization for lists of strings (shorter than the anon class + instance init e.g.) List<String> fruits = Arrays.asList("apple,orange,pear".split(","));
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15y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2892031 Right now in Australia, that model is $59 on sale (no contract, but locked to Virgin) http://dicksmith.com.au/product/E6835/virgin-huawei-u8150-an... But, for totally unlocked (and not on sa
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15y ago
Your mental health is #1. Hopefulness and camaraderie can enable you to solve seemingly impossible and overwhelming problems - but seemingly impossible problems won't give you hope or camaraderie. (by "mental health", I mean analogous to p
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Cool idea. Amazing price-point. There's android phones for $80 (including screen and battery), so I believe it. The future of computers is not faster but cheaper.
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Warping (domain distortion)
(iquilezles.org)
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In addition, the placebo effect is real. The more strongly the patient believes, the stronger the effect. This is only a problem when trying to determine the truth of a drug's physical action - if one's concern is helping people, the effect
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I like the spot price idea (in the comments http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/msg/fe9a05c6... ). It's similar to adwords' automatic auction for how close to the top your ad is, with the same benefits of getting the best mark
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