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aneesh
19y ago
Would an urgency metric be a solution, allowing you to sort those 2433 emails to see the 50 that you really should reply to?
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Software Easter Eggs
(lifehacker.com)
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aneesh
19y ago
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aneesh
19y ago
What's the point?? Wikipedia already has a "Random Page" feature.
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aneesh
19y ago
just post a link to a demo here - i'm sure you'll get valuable comments.
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aneesh
19y ago
At least they might give us cool lights in the night-time sky! (see Iridium, similar to Teledesic)
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aneesh
19y ago
Aaron, I live in Cambridge and know several programmers and places to find them. Email me and I might be able to help you out - my email's in my profile.
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aneesh
19y ago
Don't be so stubborn about finding someone who knows php/Rails. Any programmer who knows something like C or Java can learn php or rails really well in a couple days max. Plus, maybe rails isn't the best choice for what you have in mind.
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aneesh
19y ago
Ray Kurzweil has an insatiable curiosity. I talked with him recently, and even at his age, he was trying to learn all he can about cancer biology (which is not even his field) from the top people. If he was even half as intellectually cur
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aneesh
19y ago
the conversation has left this posting :)
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aneesh
19y ago
Even better than that toaster, when I tried to reinstall my wireless driver on Windows a while back (since then, I have seen the light and switched to Ubuntu), the new driver wouldn't install because a few files were missing. "Please click
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aneesh
19y ago
Au contraire! You should be able to get more responsibility at a startup. Startups don't have room to pay you to work on something that's not mission-critical. Big companies do.
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StudentBusinesses: A Network for Student Entrepreneurs
(studentbusinesses.com)
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aneesh
19y ago
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aneesh
19y ago
I'm a big fan of 37signals software (37signals.com)
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aneesh
19y ago
StudentBusinesses.com YouNoodle.com
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A Song Made from Windows XP sounds [video]
(collegehumor.com)
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aneesh
19y ago
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aneesh
19y ago
or searchyc.com
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aneesh
19y ago
yes you'd profit that much on average, but with a gigantic standard deviation.
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aneesh
19y ago
Agreed. That would only lead to ... "I got the phone number of some guy that continually keeps spamming my inbox. Is there a company I can submit their phone number to so that they get a barrage of telemarketers calling their phone?"
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aneesh
19y ago
This won't work if they already have your cell phone, but in the future, get a GrandCentral number and only give that out, so you can always block someone if they get annoying.
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aneesh
19y ago
here's a game theoretic explanation of why that's no good: okay, fine, let's have an exchange rate where karma gets less valuable as the amount of total karma increases. then me and my friend will upmod each other 1 karma, because we're ea
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aneesh
19y ago
again, you can't do this. it wouldn't work because karma is infinite. the reason a Euro or USD has value is because there is a limited supply of them. if you did fix an exchange rate of karma to USD or whatever currency, you and a friend
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aneesh
19y ago
exactly zero dollars. if you tried to fix an exchange rate, you'd run into problems, because the supply of karma is infinite.
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aneesh
19y ago
No loan, but if things go badly and JP can't back Bear's bad loans, the Fed has got their back.
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After Bear Stearns, is Lehman next?
(money.cnn.com)
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aneesh
19y ago
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aneesh
19y ago
Do you mean Google is poaching from facebook? I've heard a lot about people going the other way, developers as well as execs.
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aneesh
19y ago
If someone needs to be paid extra (hourly) in order to stay one extra hour in the evening, they're probably not an ideal startup employee.
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aneesh
19y ago
It would be cool to have this integrated into Firefox's address bar (I know the wikipedia trick already is).
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aneesh
19y ago
touche
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aneesh
19y ago
3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510 :)
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aneesh
19y ago
Geeks can be users too!
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