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by arikrak 13y ago
http://pythontutor.com/ visualizes variables and arrays for python code.
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Making Math Education Relevant - Conrad Wolfram(a16z.com)
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by arikrak 13y ago
I don't think they get nearly as much control through YC as when a startup goes to them for say a Series A, so there's not that much harm they can do.
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by arikrak 13y ago
You can see reviews on thefunded: http://thefunded.com/funds/show/Khosla+Ventures
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by arikrak 13y ago
What about the http://thefunded.com/ ? PS http://lmgtfy.com/?q=VC+ratings :)
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by arikrak 13y ago
Techstars publishes a fair amount of data too: http://www.techstars.com/companies/stats/ Then there's general studies of VC-backed companies. Not much available on pre-VC companies though.
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by arikrak 13y ago
OpenShift's free tier provides 3 "gears" with 512MB RAM per gear and 1GB disk space. This seems to be much more than Heroku's free tier of 1 "dyno" with 512MB RAM and 10k rows DB space. (I'm on Heroku for
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by arikrak 13y ago
How is a paper airplane going to withstand breezes to be able to fly outside?
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by arikrak 13y ago
I wondered why no firms were doing that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6730152
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by arikrak 13y ago
Cool. Jetbrains ran their big discount less than a year ago, so I'm still able to upgrade for free.
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by arikrak 13y ago
Why do accelerators like Ycombinator have online application forms while VC firms require intros?
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by arikrak 13y ago
I was thinking of the book "Steal this Computer Book" about hacking on the web: http://www.amazon.com/Steal-This-Computer-Book-4-0/dp/159327...
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by arikrak 13y ago
Java isn't as flexible (or hip) as Ruby or Python but it's still in huge demand, and there are far more Java jobs than jobs in those languages. Here are some reasons I listed for learning Java in my Java tutorial: - Are going to a
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by arikrak 13y ago
SEEKING FREELANCE WEB DESIGNER (NYC OR REMOTE) Looking for designer for http://www.learneroo.com but don't yet have funding. Email me at ak[at]learneroo.com if interested.
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by arikrak 13y ago
Is this used in actual apps?
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An Early Report Card on Massive Open Online Courses(online.wsj.com)
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Is the Affordable Health Care Website Secure? Probably not.(trustedsec.com)
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by arikrak 13y ago
It's hard to know if you're getting representative results. To get a reliable answer, one would need to look at the site admin stats.
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by arikrak 13y ago
Sometimes businesses take measures to increase profits at the expense of their users. However, preventing fragmentation of Android seems to be both in both Google's interests and the users. Only certain competitors could mind. Also, wh
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by arikrak 13y ago
I think most landlords would think the only startups worth such a risk would be ones that raised enough money to be able to pay rent.
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by arikrak 13y ago
You could also use WolframAlpha, e.g.: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=life+expectancy+in+usa+... Though that's really the current life expectancy, no one actually knows future life expectancy, which depends
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by arikrak 13y ago
What's interesting about standard shared web hosting (mainly used by small PHP-based sites) is how most of them are secretly owned by one company: EIG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endurance_International_Group Ma
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by arikrak 13y ago
I assume a large percentage of "promotional" links get to the front page because friends voted for it. If they're interesting enough, they'll then get up-voted enough to stay on page for a while. I doubt there are enoug
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by arikrak 13y ago
I think the two thing that matter are reception and price. T-mobile clearly wins on price, but in many areas its reception is not as good as AT&T or Verizon.
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by arikrak 13y ago
I searched various job sites by programming language, and Java always came out on top (by a significant amount) for listings, except on the startup job boards.
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by arikrak 13y ago
Why did the government need to build any website? Why couldn't they just release data, and pass rules that health companies release data? Many websites would have offered to help bring the data to the users and the Government could hav
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What really went wrong with healthcare.gov?(slate.com)
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by arikrak 13y ago
It seems there were specific flaws in their approach that cannot be totally excused by large amounts of traffic: "Five outside technology experts interviewed by Reuters, however, say they believe flaws in system architecture, not traff
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IT experts question architecture of Obamacare website(uk.reuters.com)
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As Demand Stays High, Officials Try to Address Problems in Exchanges(nytimes.com)
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