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by adlep 16y ago
This may be too direct question to ask, but I will anyway to have some points of reference... 1. What do you - at YCombinator consider to be your best example of a successful start-up? If you can name that company, that would be awesome and
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Inside Russia's Nuclear-powered Typhoon-class Submarine(youtube.com)
2 points by adlep 16y ago|0 comments
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by adlep 16y ago
The engineering potential of Google is second to none. Founders of Google are brilliant and morally impeccable persons who have been making a lot of good choices for the company. Facebook on the other hand, has a CEO who is a autistic semi
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by adlep 16y ago
Great idea. Kudos to the creator. I've heard about the game few weeks back, but assumed it is some sort of a viral copy of a Starcraft hack. Also C64 graphics > New "photo realistic" games...
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by adlep 16y ago
Great article, and it is relevant to my startup. Thanks for the link.
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by adlep 16y ago
There is plenty of hacking going up there, as once you on top, you HAVE to fix the problem with whatever components, parts, and tools you have available. Term hacker is applicable, considering he fixes transmission/radio towers... From Wik
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World's Bravest Hacker - Amazing Video(youtube.com)
12 points by adlep 16y ago|5 comments
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by adlep 16y ago
It is kind of sad to see what has happened to Digg. It uses to be a simple site with a simple purpose and an elegant design. They have now morph it into a hybrid of some sort.
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by adlep 16y ago
Try to freelance at your time and schedule. Sites like: www.freelancer.com offer plenty of opportunities.
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by adlep 16y ago
Cool, I'll use it as a reference for my clients who ask about learning "web sites".
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by adlep 16y ago
I had an honor of being interviewed in Mountain View CA for a basic in-house tech support person, but didn't make it. It was in May 2006. I was one of the finalist, but just not good enough. The experience however was fantastic and a huge e
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by adlep 16y ago
I know for sure that all of the Manga style drawings DO NOT look asian, so there was a marketing element to it. Seems like Japanese creators wanted to make Manga universal and appealing to everybody - and of course they were successful at i
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by adlep 16y ago
I think that this is a warning to all of us. Please, be a respectful and civil net citizen. If you troll around like crazy it may come up in the future and come back to hunt you. P.S. I have done my share of occasional trolling and silly c