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Zarathu
17y ago
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I donated $50. They never cease to amaze me.
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17y ago
This is extremely old. We use them to solve problems on ProjectEuler.net
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Zarathu
17y ago
I remember a post on here a while back that suggested that YouTube costs Google about $1.6 million per day. :D
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17y ago
If it's relevant, post it. :)
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17y ago
Not at all! Wisdom (usually) comes with age. You're also more likely to have a better partnership with someone young. My partner in my current startup is 55, and I'm 19. We get along great. I'm looking to start a new project. =]
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Old.
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Doesn't matter.
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Ask HN: What do you invest in?
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One. Use Passenger.
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"You're a genius if you're doing calculus at age 14." Ha!
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How many times is this going to appear on the front page of social bookmarking sites? Old.
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I think we're going to have a list of common words found in the results that you can uncheck to remove the irrelevant results.
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Interesting suggestion. Oompa, what do you think? My initial concern would be the page getting overly cluttered with photos, or the load time taking too long.
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17y ago
This is typically because of eBay links, where the current bid is still $1. As far as the outrageously high prices go (iPhones costing $4 million dollars and the like), I'm writing a formula to help get rid of those.
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17y ago
Yeah, this is one of the problems that we've been dealing with for a while, and we're still not sure how to really go about eliminating product accessories when the user is simply looking for that product. Unfortunately, this comes up whene
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17y ago
Thanks for reporting this!
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17y ago
Hats off to the 20 women on HN. You're the exception to many dumb societal rules.
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17y ago
Or: take shrooms.
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17y ago
"...and furthermore, C++ is slow as piss."
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17y ago
Even though people are saying to stay away from the stock market, I think now is one of the best times to invest (if not 3 months ago).
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17y ago
OS X is perfect for me, thanks to its Unix terminal. Linux is now useless, but I still use BSD for my servers. I use Windows to play Quake Live.
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17y ago
Put it up on eBay. Actually, let's just start bidding right now. I'll put up $50. Anyone for $55?
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Pirate Bay Sold For $7.7 million
(wired.com)
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17y ago
Eek, that sounds way complicated. Glad we don't have to deal with that in RoR.
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"I suggested it would be a cool name for an HN-like site that catered specifically to those who spend 8 hours a day behind an emacs or vi session (and no less!)" I like the idea, to be honest; even though I use TextMate. :D
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Cyber-pollution doesn't deserve an apology.
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I tried to code on shrooms once. I ended up writing a C++ program that just made the internal speaker beep in an infinite loop, and tried to compile it with a C compiler. I started laughing hysterically and I became quite scared that the C
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Yeah, I'm still clueless in regards to what its actual functionality is.
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I disagree. I think that if the average programmer steps out once in a while to communicate with humans and keeps social momentum, he can differentiate between the two. As a programmer, I don't talk to my friends like they're machines. I d
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