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The Nervous Giraffe
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My nomination for best hacker tv series no one is paying attention to
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sitting in software company office in Draper About time they start paying some attention :)
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Woman makes between 1 to 20M-unboxing on YouTube
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Ship on the big project that originally drove me into programming.
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Elevator Pitch for Looking Closer at Cellular Ageing
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I had once early on where i got in over my head. Once i realized it I told them about it. Wasn't fun, but I'm glad for the experience, I learned a lot on many levels.
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I've been transparent about the lines between my competencies and what i know more in theory. For me that kind of granularity has kind of helped filter offers.but I'm still relatively new in terms of full time employment programmi
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BTW here's an article in the local press that came out when they initially petitioned the FDA for the treatment. http://www.ksl.com/?nid=1009&sid=29959572
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Now that you mention watsi I'm feeling foolish for not have made the connection (with all my time on HN) and looked into it (I think I'd just always related it more to impoverished people outside the US rather than extreme cases w
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After her parents looked at the statistics and probable quality of life and perceived lifespan of those who endure more traditional rounds of chemo and radiation they made the decision to go with what they felt would give her the best quali
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Thank you. It's very much appreciated!
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If anyone has any questions about legitimacy please feel free to contact me. about.me/ethanpearson supercriticalfluid is my email address at gmail
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Plea for help from HN community
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I've found that as I do what I know is my obligation to do, while still reaching for what I feel is my dream, that things seem to almost conspire to move me in routes that actually enhance, rather than detract from, what I really wante
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Not wishing to at all detract from the egregious inhumanity of what is portrayed, but a notable thought crossed my mind while reading this. Programming has the potential, if we can get past the more superficial, and avoid the dark and explo
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Sam Altman admits Y Combinator gets over 90% of quality startups
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World's First RAM Chip [video]
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Is it just me or does it really look like an incisor? I wonder if similar physical principles are at work in making their appearance similar.
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"He convinced a small number of people at the beginning, the witnesses -- not all of them, but he did. This man had an incredible memory. He made it up and dictated it nonstop. It's very long, the Book of Mormon. I mean, it's
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http://www.pbs.org/mormons/interviews/coe.html Just take a read through what an outsider, non-believer scholar thinks about it. One who's actually gotten into it. His take may surprise you. Additionally, not
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Hapless Motivation
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I've found the best single thing that's helped me, both in terms of conciseness, product and effort focus, and gaining empathy for my target audience, is to see what I can cut out and what I can simplify. Focusing is seemingly amo
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Superficial glances certainly make it easy to laugh and dismiss. But any sustained scrutiny actually makes it less funny and far more formidable than you'd imagine. You can laugh at the concept of the plates, when he announced them tha
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For me it's obvious that rejections are often born out of a very high bar, limited capacity to take on startups and the limitations of human foresight. It would be one of the more difficult tasks for me to imagine ever being upset at Y
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As I go through the rest of my life I'll likely be applying just about every cycle simply for the way applying focuses my mind and energies. And the funniest thing...I get more excited each time. Rejection after rejection, I get more a
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There principle intent is to remove preconceived notions about who is mormon and what kind of backgrounds and interests they have. There are plenty of sources offered for those interested in our beliefs.
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Ruby author 'Matz' does television ad for his Mormon faith
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when you can do individualized filters that'd be nice. I mean if the underlying data/format isn't touched, but you you can tweek how you consume stuff, that'd be nice.
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This thought literally just occurred to me yesterday when I was looking at the famo.us repo. what would be cool would be if each one could create their own views/rankings of anyone's public repo.
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