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Square Welcomes New Investor Sir Richard Branson
(d1g145x70srn7h.cloudfront.net)
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KIF+Zapp is awesome, it lets our iOS engineers and Rails engineers keep up our testing culture. Recommended.
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I agree that the poster may not have intended to exclude women, but when they imagined that work environment in their head I'll bet they weren't imagining it full of women writing code.
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Software Psychology: Narcissistic Interfaces
(jackcanty.com)
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For those curious to read it, it's an open-letter from one Seattleite to another (Kenji to Rand Fishkin of SEOMoz). The most hilarious job application I've read in a while. Worth a read.
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For another perspective on why R is worth learning, check out Zed's essay on it: http://zedshaw.com/essays/programmer_stats.html (note: just ignore the ranty parts and there's brilliance underneath)
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It reminds me of Zed's excellent distinction between invention and implementation: http://zedshaw.com/essays/c2i2_hypothesis.html
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This appears to be a chart of our recession. Obama is just one of many loosely-connected actors here.
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15y ago
There's some good stuff here but it's mixed in with some truly sick casual sexism. Unfuckingacceptable.
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15y ago
If you like, you can run your own: https://github.com/jackdanger/hacker_news
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At first I thought 1Password would be slightly helpful, but it's proven itself incredibly useful. All my passwords are complex and different and I have reliable encrypted backups of them.
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15y ago
That domain name is running an open FTP server. I'll bet a dictionary attack against the 'root' or 'admin' user was all that was necessary.
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Chernobyl proves that that's not a guarantee.
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I'm 29 and my cofounder is in his 40's. We've been at this project for a few years and it's clear that the only thing that matters is whether we're willing to hussle. I have no intention of slowing down my entrepreneurialism at any age.
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Agreed. If you visit Seattle on a sunny day this is where you need to set up work for the day. I think I'll head over right now, actually.
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15y ago
I know you're not looking for advice here, but just so it's out there: consider a degree that's not C.S. You'll always be a hacker and you'll enjoy it a lot more (and be better at it, in some ways) if you craft a formal education around wha
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It's an awful way to evaluate a leader but it's better than so many of the arguments we're getting from news pundits.
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Ruby hack offers YC news feed with full articles
(news.9suits.com)
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19y ago
Gentoo - it's what I know.
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19y ago
You might be able to outsource more than you think. I've had to learn the hard (read: expensive) way that putting my sweat into a site is only worthwhile when the piece that I'm building is unique to the internet. Everything else has been