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abossy
18y ago
Very useful information -- I'll have to look more into it. Thanks!!!
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abossy
18y ago
Oh, nm, I found it deep in their FAQ. Philadelphia? Yikes! (Not saying anything bad about Philadelphia, but it's not exactly known as a startup hub. You really do want to minimize the odds against you in a startup situation.)
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abossy
18y ago
Where is DreamIt located? I can't find it on their website.
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abossy
18y ago
Mozilla is supposed to implement the same concept "soon."
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abossy
18y ago
I should be able to make it.
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abossy
18y ago
"Hm. An interesting idea is to have reviews of movies stickered on the cases." I don't have a Netflix subscription because I've been renting movies from the local mom-and-pop store near my apartment. It's employed by film-school-dropouts an
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Google releasing public Android SDK today? [Confirmed]
(venturebeat.com)
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abossy
18y ago
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abossy
18y ago
There's a lisp logo?
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abossy
18y ago
Oh, wow! That's unfortunate, yet slightly amusing.
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abossy
18y ago
LinkedIn profile: updated.
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abossy
18y ago
I would order the "restricted asian edition" textbooks on-line for about a quarter of the normal price. The quality is not as good, but the content is certainly there. I never exactly understood the legality of doing this, but it's certainl
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abossy
18y ago
craigslist.org, anybody?
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abossy
19y ago
"It seems like many hacker news readers would enjoy a game in which you assemble an AI in competition with other AIs -- what I'd like is a game that allowed you to do that with varying levels of abstraction." A research project in neural ne
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abossy
19y ago
Games won't be able to compete on art and graphics for long. Look at Crysis--it's nearly photorealistic. Once the curve of graphics improvement reaches its asymptote, developers will have to start innovating on gameplay.
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Venture Weekend: 40 Entrepreneurs. 1 Weekend. 1 New Startup.
(ventureweekend.com)
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abossy
19y ago
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abossy
19y ago
Don't you have friends in your program to consult for advice? Assuming you're not in that program, isn't there any kind of forum for Stanford students to discuss classes? It seems like YC is unlikely to give you the feedback you are looking
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abossy
19y ago
I would be interested in going, but will be there the 18th-20th.
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abossy
19y ago
This is interesting. I plan to move out to San Jose in mid-July to do FT at IBM. Would you mind sending me more info., namely where in San Jose you're located and what your project is all about? adambossy [at] gmail [dot] com
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abossy
19y ago
If your startup is addressing a true pain in a market, then you will have customers for your product. Too many startups ride economic waves and produce little added value to their customers. They simply survive because there is excess fundi
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abossy
19y ago
Wow, I am surprised #13 is listed as a 1-star problem. I was told a story about this problem by a professor while in class. Supposedly, Edgser Djisktra couldn't sleep one night due to jet lag. He was currently going through a phase in which
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abossy
19y ago
Agreed--the finances claim is outrageous. What people don't understand is that there is SO, SO MUCH MONEY out there!!! You just have to find it!!! There are scholarship, grants, loans, work study, tuition waivers, in all shapes, sizes or fl
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abossy
19y ago
I never had enough legos to built anything creatively substantial. It was like writing a program in ASM with only ADD, JUMP, and LOAD.
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abossy
19y ago
You are telling me that I have to learn to code in Javascript? Are you serious? I've been avoiding Javascript for years. Abstractions such as libraries make this possible. This seems like a step backward. What I saw "Make Simple Web Apps A
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abossy
19y ago
Please don't misinterpret my post -- it wasn't intended to bash certain majors. I should have pointed out that many fields are a "catch-all," i.e., those which students default to that either lack direction or greater ambition in their stud
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abossy
19y ago
I am missing your point; the people running UT have the 10% rule in place to achieve the exact opposite effect: to increase diversity within the student body. Therefore, I believe you mean to say that anybody BUT whites would disappear, i.e
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abossy
19y ago
I've been getting the same feeling at UT Austin for a long time. At UT Austin, there is a 10% rule that has crippled the standard to which students are held. The 10% rule states that any student in the top 10% of their graduating high scho
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abossy
19y ago
I know National Instruments here in Austin has something similar. Not sure of the exact percentage, though.
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abossy
19y ago
Oooh, that's interesting. What is the name and what do they do (if you can tell any of this information)?
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abossy
19y ago
Doesn't anybody at YC.news use Haskell...?
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abossy
19y ago
Linux is free, you know.
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