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abossy
17y ago
500,000 cars in what given area? People commute to the city from all over the Bay Area.
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abossy
17y ago
"Doesn't this mean that people with inflexible schedules (i.e. people who are in lower income brackets) will be charged more?" If their inflexible schedules coincide with the time during which there are expensive rates, then yes.
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abossy
17y ago
I tried to invite you (using the e-mail address listed on your blog), but I'm getting a 500 error. Anybody else having this problem?
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abossy
17y ago
I'm completely against celebrity gossip, but this article does have one tidbit of useful information for Bay Area residents: Charlie Ayers owns a cafe in the Town & Country Center. I'll have to check it out!
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abossy
17y ago
I had the same feeling. It's interesting that YC is funding a company in this space, because Demand Media churns out low-quality content--essentially monetizable crap--and has no qualms about admitting this. PG has always been proud about t
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abossy
17y ago
I'm surprised you're getting downvoted. I completely agree -- the existence (and demise) of these companies are largely dependent on the circumstances of the time. For instance, a majority of the top companies were branded web hosting compa
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abossy
17y ago
Going in places in a group of friends is the only way I know things also. In fact, asking a girl on a date almost certainly implies interest in her and even the chance of "hooking up" afterward. All this is on top of the apprehension of the
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abossy
17y ago
I'd like to chime in on the benefits of a gym: First, the crowd there acts as an informal support group. Seeing others working hard to improve their own health is motivating for oneself. Second, a gym offers much more than simple pushups ca
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abossy
17y ago
If the engineer felt it was a bad deal, I'm sure he wouldn't have taken it.
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abossy
17y ago
If you're applying to YC, chances are you are a first-time entrepreneur or a "little guy." It's simply hard to get the attention of experienced folks like those that run YC. Every bit of feedback counts, so it's definitely valuable to get f
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abossy
17y ago
Do you find your time spent committed to learning conflicting with your time spend doing product development for Flightcaster?
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abossy
17y ago
It fascinates me that Trevor Blackwell has AdSense on his essays.
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abossy
17y ago
GitHub?
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abossy
17y ago
> In March 2004, he made his 348th pitch seeking backers... I'm surprised he had so much difficulty raising VC after that. You'd think a story like that would get around. Many entrepreneurs have proven track records of success, but few
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abossy
17y ago
Their website is beautiful; simple, elegant and tells me enough about what they do for me to want to install their plugin. I wish more companies could present their products so concisely.
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abossy
17y ago
Part of making an API publicly consumable is an informal commitment to maintain it. Most major API changes are announced far in advance, and legacy versions are maintained to give developers the chance to switch. A company whose core value
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abossy
17y ago
Not to mention he received his bachelor's degree in three years, so he was really submitting those papers when most students his age were seniors.
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abossy
17y ago
Python was started in Dec. 1989 and "appeared in 1991" according to Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_(programming_language)
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abossy
17y ago
Techmeme finds the right balance between "punch the monkey" and "camouflage." Their ads are styled like the rest of their site, so the cognitive bias against bright, flashing colors is diminished, but they're clearly denoted as being sponso
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abossy
17y ago
I first heard several of these questions specifically from multiple friends that were doing interviews at Google and were asked about them during their interviews. This was 2-3 years ago. Has their policy changed since then? I'm sure the qu
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abossy
17y ago
I see a few suggestions for languages. I would avoid languages; instead, go with something like the Scratch project if you want to demonstrate concepts programmatically: http://scratch.mit.edu/ I recently researched languages for a progra
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abossy
17y ago
Does your employer know about your project? They don't have to know. In fact, when I was in your position, I was advised to keep my side project as secret as possible to avoid warranting a lawsuit. Like DenisM says, they have nothing to gai
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17y ago
http://www.paulgraham.com/revolution.html
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abossy
17y ago
More is not always better, and I think that this video perfectly illustrates that. A tablet should do what a tablet does well and a notebook should do what a notebook does well.
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abossy
17y ago
From acangiano's profile: "I'm a Software Engineer & Technical Evangelist at IBM in Toronto, Canada."
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17y ago
How many 3D IMAXes are out there, though? My bet is that a majority of viewers are watching it in 2D in the U.S. alone. This list doesn't account for international sales, which probably attributes for a smaller overall percentage of 3D ti
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abossy
17y ago
I like the Stack Overflow system. The "Ask Question" form submit a search when you're finished typing out your question. It's helped me find answers to questions before asking them that didn't appear at the top of Google's Search Results.
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abossy
17y ago
Congrats guys! Very cool! I'd like to sign up for a trial, but I have to provide my credit card information first. That's awfully annoying. Is there any chance of removing that requirement?
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17y ago
Quickly loading up Google Analytics shows me that visitors to my site have used 9 browsers (excluding version #), 6 OSes, and 41 screen resolutions in the past month. The time it takes to cover that matrix of viewing combinations simply isn
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abossy
17y ago
Daikatana basically did end up like DNF, although it was finally shipped after nearly three years of delays to critical disappointment. The time frame of the original was similar to DN as was the hype. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daikatan
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