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16y ago
Cheating is not a major issue. I follow StarCraft and have never heard of an instance of actual cheating. Match throwing to earn money on betting against yourself was a major scandal 2 seasons ago though.
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They also spend their money making videos like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzMhh8zhTiY He really looks like he's having fun.
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Well yeah, if the goal is to make money, trying to become a top player is probably not the smartest path. But like for anything else, the real top players are doing it primarily because they really love the game.
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16y ago
Rumors puts popular casters at around 250K a year, just from youtube revenue.
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16y ago
There is a bit of a survivor bias in this challenge, as the tools that are no longer being made corresponds well to tools which nobody remembers.
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I wrote an IDE the other day that nobody uses. Does that count?
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16y ago
It's already on the front page http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2162620
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16y ago
Thanks. You can try joining the beta, we'll let you know when it is available. It's a little unfortunate that the term argument is perceived so negatively. It is the formal term though. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument These types of
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It's not a forum and it's not a movement(yet?). It's a web platform designed for 1 on 1 debates with spectators as well as argument presentation. But it combines rules and simple natural language processing. For example, one of the rules is
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Arguing on the internet suck - my new startup ArgueX fix the problems
(arguex.com)
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Can we have a direct comparison vs less/sass please? What's new in Stylus?
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16y ago
this sounds much more complicated than threewords.me
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I thought the founder of RenRen was an American? Or at least a Chinese in America. It's not his fault that Mark did not make a serious effort at internationalization until recently. You can't expect to start thinking about China 3-4 years a
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Facebook, on the other hand, "has clearly stated they don't want to get into the search business. Facebook users tend to use Google search. Facebook's ads business does not displace our advertising. I'm somewhat perplexed by the obsession
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But that's implying that working at Google won't be as rewarding. There's a lot of pressure to execute and iterate and so on when you're doing a startup. People sometimes forget to sit down and relax. Being in a less risky, less stressful p
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Are you sure we're talking about the same "transformation"? Also that 17 lumps major and minor transformations together... For example if someone starts a dating site but later transforms into a general social network, I would call that a c
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It's true some successful company are the results of serious pivots. But I bet some 80% of them are the result of an initial good idea. IMO you shouldn't build a company from a bad idea, but you can in your spare time try to validate an ide
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... Tech companies is not an artificial limitation... just happens to be what we're talking about right now. The numbers cited are about SV startups, I think if you look outside SV there's way more than 5% female founders.
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16y ago
Can you give us some comments on knockout.js and <angular>?
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How many male English majors are founding companies? I would think being an English major is the first problem, you need more women in CS/Engineering first.
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Most people I know would say that's easily solvable by abortion. What I'm thinking she means is that she might suddenly decide that having a kid is a good idea. In which case the question is justified.
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I watched the video, he's basically a consultant for their marketing team. More interestingly, this implies that Intel will be increasing their consumer oriented marketing. To me that says they're going to be ambitous about media and Sandyb
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Tech blog most worthy of my short attention span
(limitedlist.com)
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Best Webdesign Blog
(limitedlist.com)
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Her strategy is to focus on Yahoo’s strengths like display advertising and editorial content So... old media? Feel sorry for yahoo, this is what happens when you have incorrect leadership.
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Except that the role of piracy is anything but clearcut. As Tim O'Reilly famously said in 2002 [1]: "Obscurity is a far greater threat to authors and creative artists than piracy." False dichotomy much? I'm now an avowed ebook pirate, and
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Oh god no. As a Facebook app developer if something like this becomes official it would be like the end of the world. Where are you GOOGLE ME?! SAVE US!
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How does HN A/B Test?
(limitedlist.com)
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I am surprised by the fact that arrington allowed an article that criticizes tehcrunch for being hype machine (which it is). I doubt arrington views that as a bad thing.
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16y ago
Well yes, I do think that unavailable domains can be sometimes useful, that's why I said separate into 2 columns.
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