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Lucadg
13y ago
WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) tweeted at 11:20am - 23 Jun 13: FLASH: Mr. Snowden is currently over Russian airspace accompanied by WikiLeaks legal advisors. ( https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/348732325909102593 ) Edit:
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13y ago
Thanks! I think I will go with Steve's _Four Steps To The Epiphany_ as it seems what I need right now.
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13y ago
Thanks! I had a look and seems interesting.
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Ask HN: a good book on sales?
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13y ago
Italian here :) you're both right and wrong: Wrong: if you go in a bar and order an Illy espresso you'll pay more or less 1 euro. This price is the same as any other brand, even the cheapest ones. There seem to be no price difference in It
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14y ago
I am in Malaysia and it may be some local issue. thanks!
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Http://ycombinator.com/ is a 404?
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14y ago
I've been in about 60 countries. After a while the novelty/new perspective feeling diminishes. I don't really think it's worth the effort to see all countries. What's a country anyway? Mostly borders. People and cultures are a different thi
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14y ago
you've got a Singha beer in Bangkok too :) I worked a lot of time with a great Russian developer until year. Took him to Mexico to work together (no visa requirements) for 3 months. He came from Siberia and I showed him the ocean for the fi
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14y ago
I was just stating a fact. Most of the people find it easy to follow and hard to take the lead. I did not imply this is wrong (I apologize as actually I was not so clear about it) but if you are someone who likes to start something and shar
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14y ago
yes yes yes! I realized this long time ago. Don't ask who joins. Announce you are going. They will follow. If they don't, fine. It makes it all so much easier. Many people have just followed all their lives and that's what they like to do.
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14y ago
thanks, good ones! It seems I can't edit my first message to add them.
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Ask HN: let's build a list of reasons why startups fail
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me too. Do you reckon this is enough?
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14y ago
glad to hear there's many like us in the community. I have been managing my business online and travelling for 11 years now. My own RTW: http://www.tripfoto.com/roundtheworld/ (excuse the horrible website, here's better http://www.tripfo
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14y ago
Thank you for your comment. This blog post is for non technical people. I doubt more than 2% of the users has ever heard about the world kernel or even knows that a server is not something you simply and just works. Actually, the don't even
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14y ago
author here. The reason I post this is to have your valuable comments on the blog post. It's aimed for non technical people (our customers) and tries to explain and be honest about what happened. Do you think this is a good article? I'd be
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Linode Kernel caused kernel oops. My Post Mortem blog post?
(adormo.com)
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14y ago
well, this is an interesting point. Google can pick up and organize information only when it's been digitalized. With this experiment I was able to generate it. None of the people who wrote was planning to write down the price and quality o
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14y ago
Please apologize for not posting the results, as I did not really mean them to be important in themselves. The point was not the price/quality of coffee, but the fact that we can ask a question and get 40 replies in matter of hours from all
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My Facebook "price of coffee" experiment: 40 countries
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The social network for pets is actually not such a bad idea. I've got friends who build one in a niche: - only in italian - only for one race of dog and it so many users I could not believe it. It's kind of funny and depressing reading the
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14y ago
in other words this life sometimes sucks but it way better than working for somebody else. I'd rather have some deep lows, some very steep highs and a constant background noise saying "you're going to fail", than sitting there, watching out
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14y ago
true. Unbelievable but true.
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14y ago
good luck mate. I did the same 11 years ago and never looked back.
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Address is approximate :)
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Y Combinator Has Single Handedly Jacked Up The Price Of Early-Stage Startups
(businessinsider.com)
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Can Russia create a new Silicon Valley?
(economist.com)
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I have been working online for many years now and I share your pain :) I don't think relying on the information the Owners give can be a solution. They want to sell and they'll consider their shared wifi connection always "fast", whatever t
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14y ago
We're building an online business while traveling. We're 3 months in Mexico this time. Tomorrow we'll go for a month long trip by car around Mexico and we'll spend those long hours on the road talking about the next feature, enjoying the sc
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