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by anateus 16y ago
Fantastic. I guess you (I'm assuming you work for dotcloud) just need to make it clearer in the docs.
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by anateus 16y ago
Well, if you use any alarm clocks isn't that the case already? I've been using my wakemate for a few weeks now in a shared bed, but my girlfriend wakes up several hours earlier than me. Since I'm able to ignore her alarm I've never had an i
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by anateus 16y ago
Awesome, Otto shall arrive home safely quite soon. Though, it looks like you can't serve port 80 from nodejs? That would make it impossible to run normal web applications using node.js on dotcloud, no?
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by anateus 16y ago
I think you're getting to the point of it: the smile vs. no smile decision is about the default "communicate with me" or "don't communicate with me" posture. This is much like how midwestern and southern visitors perceive northeastern citie
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by anateus 16y ago
It's not about brightness it's about color temperature.
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Subject: Airbnb(paulgraham.com)
614 points by anateus 16y ago|134 comments
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by anateus 16y ago
I don't see it! Not on my profile, nor on my company (and that's the one I really want, some details are wrong).
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by anateus 16y ago
Denny's has free wifi, open 24/7, free caffeine refills, stabbings are quite rare, basically a hacker's dream. So, Denny's Bacon Hack: You can order a side of bacon (4 strips) for about $3 or... order a Grand Slam Breakfast and make all 4
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by anateus 16y ago
I'm listed as a founder, and there's a link to my LinkedIn profile, but when I login with that LinkedIn auth, I can't edit details about my company. I should be able to :)
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by anateus 16y ago
Apropos, but not directly pertinent information: male Gorillas range in weight from around 200-400lbs. The Wikipedia entry on Gorillas says they've reached around 600lbs but those were very obese Gorillas in captivity. I certainly understan
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by anateus 16y ago
Actually, your karma still goes down, there's just no display-level lower than -4.
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by anateus 16y ago
Privacy and liberty are closely related in many situations, but aren't prerequisites for each other (e.g. I'd argue that something like David Brin's Transparent Society provides plenty of liberty with 0 privacy). I suspect Thiel subscribes
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by anateus 16y ago
A lesser known WW2-era legacy is the Japanese Unit 731 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731 which perpetrated horrific experiments upon great numbers of Chinese and some POWs. Unlike the Nazi experiments these don't seem as well known in
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by anateus 16y ago
Yes, probably. These things are also common in some parts of Europe. For example, I remember being told to beware of pickpockets and bag snatchers in Spain in the 90s.
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by anateus 16y ago
In most parts of the US such lessons are rare. I grew up in the Middle East where I learned similar lessons. To many here's unthinkable that one can't just leave their bag lying next to them, or some such. Heck, outside of the cities many p
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Lead iOS Developer - HighlightCam
6 points by anateus 16y ago
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by anateus 16y ago
Emphasize effort doesn't mean emphasize effort that lead to bad results. That is, it's not "as long as you put in effort" (which is the approach you're talking about), it's that when there is success the thing that should be praised is th
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Lead iOS Developer - HighlightCam
4 points by anateus 16y ago
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Lead iOS Developer - HighlightCam
9 points by anateus 16y ago
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by anateus 16y ago
Clearly someone hasn't read PG's The Trouble With The Segway: http://paulgraham.com/segway.html
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Lead iOS Developer - HighlightCam
7 points by anateus 16y ago
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by anateus 16y ago
He's slightly misrepresenting the Fuck Truck which is the (legitimate) shuttle bus that goes from Wellesley College (an all-girls school) to Harvard and MIT, rather than some sort of special purpose direct-to-sexy-party charter.
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by anateus 16y ago
That sounds like an interesting eggcorn that I haven't heard before, probably derived from "death knell" with echos of "another nail in the coffin". I see that it's been already discussed at the Eggcorn Database forum: http://eggcorns.lasc
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by anateus 16y ago
I think that is quite inconclusive that Israel is the source. If it is, it's likelier that Stuxnet is the creation of Unit 8200 rather than the Mossad. Reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_8200
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by anateus 16y ago
I'm not certain that's an apples to apples comparison. Entrepreneurship is more about how you do something rather than what you do. Your second paragraph makes more sense: to use one of your examples one can be a Physics consultant, emp
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by anateus 16y ago
From Disney's fake future job postings: Experience Required: Roller Coaster Tycoon 5+ years It's interesting to me that although there's someautomation in here they're also obviously using mostly human dispatchers. So it's more
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by anateus 16y ago
The reason you're wrong is right in the title. There are plenty of countries already, with plenty of different systems. There's great variation from one extreme to the other, but otherwise there are smooth clusters around particular areas.
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by anateus 16y ago
I can't think of one either, but they could have easily just posted their name with the job app. Since they didn't, they must have had a reason. So the question becomes if you trust their hypothetical reasoning--they do know more about thei
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by anateus 16y ago
The archiving (caching of html+stylesheets+images) is what really makes this service. I've had Delicious bookmarks disappear when people migrated blog platforms, when Yahoo closed Geocities, and countless other occasions. The only thing tha
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by anateus 16y ago
He knew they were cropping out the Tevas

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