Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
Casseres
searching PlanetScale…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
61 ms
·
541.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
Also, build up the product. Say something in the descriptions like: "This poster is made to original specifications, just like the posters made 60 years ago when they changed the course of history." These posters are a niche product. They d
542.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
I don't own a store, so this is only my take as an observant, prospective customer: The JPGs are poor quality. In addition to using higher quality images, how about an actual photograph of the poster at an angle? That will show the qualit
543.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
Maybe for the average person who could even understand his writings (I can't). However after reading his short bio on Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinichi_Mochizuki#Life It sounds like this is an extraordinary man. And as Te
544.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinichi_Mochizuki In the Youtube video, Ted Nelson says that his homepage is in English. I would argue that it is actually in Japanese, but with an English translation: Japanese: http://www.kurims.kyoto-u.a
545.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
I'm using a slow Internet connection, so I notice when transitioning to a new workout, it shows the old workout picture for a second or two before the new workout picture loads. Perhaps you can load it during the rest period and just have
546.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
From what I understand, the hyphen was introduced to last name of Spanish origin because spaces were not allowed in databases.
547.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
I recently changed my last name, now it has a space (Casseres Palmer). I just say something along the lines of, "My last name has a space, not a dash." I haven't really found it difficult to use. Out of all my licenses and IDs, only one
548.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
The Unincorporated Man by Dani Kollin & Eytan Kollin. It's a sci-fi set a couple hundred years in the future where everyone is incorporated at birth. Just like you can own shares in a company, you can own shares of another person.
549.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
Thank you for the link. I'm surprised I haven't found earlier on my own. The only problem is though, it says it will disable Profile Stats (meaning that you can't tell who's been looking at your profile). I guess I don't really need that
550.
▲
by
Casseres
13y ago
Have you tried seeing if those auto-invites are in your invite outbox [1]? You might be able to cancel them. Then again maybe not, I've never used the contact integration feature. [1] http://www.linkedin.com/inbox/invitations/sent
551.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Other: Amazon clone EDIT: I just found out that Amazon was founded in 1994. I think I could still have a chance at rivaling Jeff Bezos though.
552.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
sanctity: Ultimate importance and inviolability.
553.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I'm a big reader, not a big commenter here at HN. I imagine those who do comment or make posts do so for the intrinsic value. They are recognized for their efforts by their karma. People here help others because it's the right thing to d
554.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I believe security as we know it will be different in 10 years time, and that your request will be granted. However your post brought up a very thought-provoking point in my opinion: I was intrigued by your point that today's parents are pu
555.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I love catato, I laughed when I read that. Sounds like it could be a good meme, even if it is short-lived. A weekend project perhaps?
556.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
bookcrime.com - Was going to be a place where students could cut out the middle man and sell textbooks to each other (sub-domains for specific campuses for face to face transactions), lost interest in that, but I still really like the domai
557.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
When clicking on the arrow to see the list of other posts and then clicking on one of those posts, I would expect the URL to change. Instead, of http://tomcreighton.com/2012/09/getting-something-off-my-too... I get this: http://tomcreig
558.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Is this article against debt collectors, or politics that make paying for medical treatment one's own responsibility? There is at least one lady who makes a living by suing telemarketers that violate the law. There are individual cases of
559.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Great game! It needs a way to keep score or timer on how long you last. It took about 10 games before I became good at it, and I had to read the comments here to figure out the space bar.
560.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I don't own a company (yet). But if I were asked, I would probably say "Not enough, that's why I keep working." I took a business class by the SBA, and while I forgot some of the finer details, the picture was: you shouldn't tell people ho
561.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
> Question: Can the kindle be rooted? Oh yes :-) http://www.mobileread.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=150
562.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
The OP (tanousjm) posted the same thing 2 days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4425673 I'm relatively new to HN, but I believe the first comment on tanousjm's original submission is noteworthy (especially since tanousjm posted th
563.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
It's just a poorly written ad. The add is for the realty company, but they put the info of just one of their houses in the title to show what you can get.
564.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Please use permalinks. If after your next post, someone finds this link from HN, they're not going to see the same article you're referring to. Permalink: http://katgleason.tumblr.com/post/27175271183/wait-till-you-...
565.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I haven't shipped my first product (SaaS) yet, but this article has helped convince me to ship it ASAP, and build on top of that. The other articles linked in the main article are also very insightful and delve deeper into the author's rea
566.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Not yet they don't...
567.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
And if you get a short SMS number that people can text to buy items, their carrier will just add the charge to their monthly bill so you will never have to take a credit card number. It will be easier for impulsive people to do that rather
568.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Goodwill, Salvation Army, etc. Spending 20 minutes looking through the suits to see if there is one that a) looks good, b) right color, and c) fits - could save you several hundred dollars. You will find high-end name brands. People die
569.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
I watched the video and it looks very impressive. Towards the end of the video you mentioned Taskk would be good to see if you have enough time to take on a new project. If the tasks are standard for each project, could the user create a n
570.
▲
by
Casseres
14y ago
Unfortunately "friends" have become synonymous with "one-time acquaintances". I won't add someone as a friend unless I have known them for at least 3 months. I also don't feel bad if someone unfriends me, because that means they weren't my
More ›