Mystalic

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by Mystalic 17y ago
My honesty didn't require my wit.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
rscott, Thank you for the honest feedback. I do go technical sometimes, but I actually write my pieces so that everyone can understand. I will remember this comment though and try to do a better job of bringing new insights to my writing.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
benparr is my username.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Link?
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Silicon Valley Survivor - Cisco CEO Projects Strong Growth(online.wsj.com)
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The Internet Is Alive And Well (As An Investment)(avc.com)
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Twitter Blog: Someone Call Security(blog.twitter.com)
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by Mystalic 17y ago
If someone makes boysmakinggirlsounds.com, it will not turn out well at all.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Seriously people, You can disagree with me if you'd like, but Office has been solid software that has become the industry standard. It's done an admirable job in recent years.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Mint has not let me down: http://haveamint.com It's a self-hosted solution, and you can see how people are coming in via referrals, SERPs, etc. in real-time.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
When I cover the inevitable "Facebook Usernames Debacle," I'll be sure to mention repeatedly that you can buy your own domain. Thanks for the reminder Anil. And yes, this post is pretty much prophetic.
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Wolfram Alpha Approaches 100 Million Queries (Interview with Dr. Wolfram)(mashable.com)
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Thanks everyone for your input. I'll be sure to post the interview hopefully tomorrow (well, technically today).
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by Mystalic 17y ago
I agree with you on the more startup reviews part. Part of it though is startups getting our attention - sending emails to news[at]mashable.com consistently work, since we read that account religiously. Also, weekends.
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Ask YC/HN: What Should I Ask Dr. Wolfram?
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Yes, but I'm just that tired right now. :)
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by Mystalic 17y ago
We looked into it, and we'll take a look again, but as long as we don't profit from it via rakes and the like, it's legal.
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by Mystalic 17y ago
From the crazy entrepreneurs that brought you the HN/YC BBQ last month: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=566144 We like to promote the exchange of ideas, contacts, and knowledge. Poker's just a bonus. :)
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Silicon Valley/Entrepreneur/Hacker Poker Night: Wed 5/19, 8:00, Mountain View(techpoker.eventbrite.com)
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Nevermind, just read the Reddit blog post -looks great!
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by Mystalic 17y ago
Is this a mashup of Reddit or from Reddit itself?
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Will be there!
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by Mystalic 18y ago
My God, this is the most interes... snore You've truly found a way to help out HN.
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Could a company like Semtex really overlook that type of thing? I don't really condone breaking and entering, but it kind of shows the issues with anything protected with a password.
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Conduct Standing Meetings(blogs.openforum.com)
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Picking areas is important in job searches. You do need to find ways to integrate it. You need to look at similar features on major job search engines and integrate a few of them if possible. I knwo it won't work as well, but that woud be
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Entrepreneurship And The Valuation Of Public Companies(blogs.openforum.com)
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Ask YC/HN: Freelancers, what do you use to organize your time/cleints/invoices?
4 points by Mystalic 18y ago|4 comments
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by Mystalic 18y ago
....why are you submitting this?
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by Mystalic 18y ago
Creation of the printing press, invention of irrigation, nearly every physics discovery.

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