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by awolf 16y ago
If you mean with my current co-pays: $60 /mo for co-pays $15 /mo for doctor visits $40 /mo ~ for misc (lab tests, new equipment) But as I'm still pretty young it only gets more expensive from here...
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by awolf 16y ago
Does anyone have advice for startup founders with pre-existing conditions? I am very close to taking the startup plunge but my Type I Diabetes makes it really hard to give up my current (awesome) healthcare.
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by awolf 16y ago
I absolutely love reability. Not only does it remove distracting ads and styling but it allows me to decrease the number of words per line which is great for improving my speed reading.
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by awolf 16y ago
Some actual results from stem cell research.
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by awolf 16y ago
To me, "Dirty little secret" implies a factual piece of information that Apple is knowingly hiding from the public. "I don't like the iPad browser because it doesn't have tabs." is NOT a "dirty little secret".
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by awolf 17y ago
Design-wise, it looks like a step backwards: I don't buy it.
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by awolf 17y ago
Yes. The amazon affiliate links call into question your motives for posting this on hacker news. It makes me wonder if the affiliate links are the purpose of the post.
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by awolf 17y ago
I'd feel a lot better about this post without all of the affiliate links.
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by awolf 17y ago
>I didn't suggest that Bootup was closing down or was out of money. The title of this posting is "Moved to Canada to participate in a startup incubator that had no money"...
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by awolf 17y ago
I've wagered that typing on the iPad will not only be tolerable but that people will actually be able to get Real Work done. Over the past two months I have been involved in a project to develop a typing training application for the iPad. O
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by awolf 17y ago
I wish author was a little more constructive here. What phone number pattern would he recommend we use?
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by awolf 17y ago
Getting daily exercise is really one of the most important things I have done to become a better coder. Aside from keeping my digestion burning at full power, exercise encourages me to eat a healthier diet. If I eat crappy/greasy food I fee
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by awolf 17y ago
Atlas Shrugged bu Ayn Rand http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlas_Shrugged
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by awolf 17y ago
I assume this is the case by default whenever I publish anything to a social network and act accordingly.
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by awolf 17y ago
Looks like they got Autocompletion right. I've written my own re-usable widget but I'll probably switch to this next time I need an autocomplete box.
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by awolf 17y ago
Doesn't this "duplicate functionality of one of Apple's apps"? I smell a storm coming.
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by awolf 17y ago
The main complaint many of my classmates had was that the guide said "before the end of the semester" yet we were told we needed to be incorporated one week after the Incorporation session (half way through) or we would have to step aside.
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by awolf 17y ago
My background going into the program was purely technology based. I had a very limited view of what it actually took to start a company. When the program started I was so busy with development that the time spent in sessions seemed like a m
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by awolf 17y ago
The django group posted a progress update today regarding this roadmap: http://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2010/mar/16/django-1_2-r... Perhaps this is what the OP intended to post?
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by awolf 17y ago
1) Since October 2009. 2) I haven't applied to YC. I participated in the inaugural San Diego Founder Institute session which finished a few weeks ago. 3) I'm not raising money yet. I'm still working a (percentage of a) full time software en
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by awolf 17y ago
In 10 years we are going to look back at these photos and laugh at how ridiculous the first jetpacks looked.
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by awolf 17y ago
I'm surprised the conversion rate fluctuates so much. Why such a drastic drop in conversion rate jn early January 09?
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by awolf 17y ago
"First, so what? No, let me rephrase that: So fucking what? Since when does web development mean leaving 50% of your mobile users out in the cold? Since when is “I only support browsers with a large market share” a valid argument? (Answer:
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by awolf 17y ago
iPhone apps. 2 of 3 of them use the standard free+ads, paid+features model. The other, my most successful, is strictly paid at $1.99. They were a lot of work up front and some have required minimal maintenance- but supporting them hasn't ev
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by awolf 17y ago
I think the point is that these are the types of projects that you don't support at all. I've got a few of these on my back-burner right now... $50-$100 /month, 0 effort.
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by awolf 17y ago
This goes along with the fact that Apple has released a their own draft standard for a http-based streaming format: HTTP Live Streaming: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-pantos-http-live-streaming-... HTTPLS is currently built into Mobile
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by awolf 17y ago
~/Projects/ for what I'm building Everything else is in my svn repo that I can access from anywhere with svn+ssh. Recently, I've started putting code spippets that I think I will re-use in my Dropbox.
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by awolf 17y ago
I certainly plan to wait until I find someone that seems like a good fit. But once I get past "developer-heavy" phase of building a prototype I'm going to need someone to help grow my company- and quick. At that point it seems far-fetched t
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by awolf 17y ago
I think this is some of the most realistic advice about co-founders that I have read. I need a co-founder for the company I'm starting right now; but how the hell can I expect to find what I want: "the best", as a newbie to the startup worl
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by awolf 17y ago
> people who don’t write, are people who don’t think. Pfft... In protest, I won't even bother to write a retort to this unsubstantiated claim. I'll just think it.

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