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by bhayden 12y ago
With all the bubble talk and speculation recently (of which I have no real opinion either way) - to me, this is the biggest evidence I've seen of a bubble. The day after Magic posted on HN, someone posted how to make an identical servi
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by bhayden 12y ago
So which of those are not in Soylent and have been demonstrated as essential to being healthy? As far as I know, none.
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by bhayden 12y ago
There are a tremendous about people today, without $12k/year for free, who do not work and have no plans to.
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by bhayden 12y ago
This would have to be pretty massive in scale, and the people standing around doing this all day are probably not well qualified or paid. If this was happening there would be people talking about it.
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by bhayden 12y ago
This is the lamest, most annoying cliche about the startup industry. Everyone building a picture sharing app that people will mostly use for dick pics is "changing the world".
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by bhayden 12y ago
>Everyone can and should be forced to learn how to swim, right? Is this such a controversial idea? I mean not literally everyone, there are people with disabilities who need help. But is it asking too much that if someone wants food, hou
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by bhayden 12y ago
How does her motivation for entering a lawsuit change the facts of the discrimination? Either she was unlawfully discriminated or not. Just because she's tight on money a jury should somehow weight that into their decision? They need t
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by bhayden 12y ago
I really like seeing this. I also write PHP for my projects, and I know it's terrible. I have no delusions about this. I use mysql_query despite knowing it's deprecated and possibly insecure, and if I'm building something tha
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by bhayden 12y ago
Any yet every time JavaScript blocking extensions are mentioned, it gets ridiculed. edit: case in point, someone posted about it right before and it's downvoted. Good job!
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by bhayden 12y ago
It seems like you really need to know the potential cofounder as a person, though, otherwise you won't be sure what they're like when stressed or making mistakes. Doesn't this limit it to people you already know fairly well?
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by bhayden 12y ago
I forget which speaker, it may have been Peter Thiel, was discussing how difficult starting a startup is at one of the startup school talks, and said "there are easier ways to make a lot of money". I would be curious if you knew w
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by bhayden 12y ago
It sounds to like the solution to your problem is to use a service that does verify those things. If you don't like the risks of Uber, don't use it. The reality is the risk is pretty low, most people recognize that, and are fine w
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by bhayden 12y ago
What stops YC companies from doing this? You get your 150k from YC, you're making a few million a year in profit, and instead of killing yourself trying to make billions, you say "good enough" and hand the reigns over and let
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by bhayden 12y ago
Direct link to the Youtube, gizmodo article doesn't really add any value: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_yn-rNdYZAY
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by bhayden 12y ago
Really the problem is the people we are electing. The voting public has the effectiveness of their vote diminished by a forced two party system and lack of campaign reform. We also have a large voting base that are single issue voters and d
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by bhayden 12y ago
By not responding as the poster above me suggested.
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by bhayden 12y ago
Please consider how overwhelmingly people disagree with you and give some honest thought as to how you might be wrong.
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by bhayden 12y ago
Going to HR about this will not ruin his career. His harassment and unprofessionalism will ruin his career.
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by bhayden 12y ago
I'm not sure responding at all to the man in question is appropriate. She needs to sever contact.
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by bhayden 12y ago
It matters to me too, but it's not the root of the problem.
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by bhayden 12y ago
I think you're focusing on the wrong thing. It doesn't really matter if it's legal or constitutional, because if it's not then they'll change the laws or reinterpret them in a new way or write a new Patriot Act. Wha
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by bhayden 12y ago
There's a chuck of the movie where they're recruiting potential code breakers by putting a difficult puzzle in the newspaper and telling readers if they can solve it in under 5 minutes to apply to the job. Same sort of premise her
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by bhayden 12y ago
Well as you're seeing with gay marriage bans being overturned, just because the majority want to strip the minority of their rights, they shouldn't be allowed to.
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by bhayden 12y ago
So is that essentially to say you agree with surveillance of citizens, without warrant or probable cause?
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by bhayden 12y ago
Is there a demonstrable increase in the use of insecticides? Or the increase of a certain type? It seems like they would be accounting for this.
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by bhayden 12y ago
I wonder with an SDD and no fan if that means there are no moving parts at all anymore. I can't think of anything else that would have a motor. I guess the vibration in the touchpad?
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by bhayden 12y ago
I find it odd that anyone respects Quora when they do the horrifically annoying bullshit of hiding answers to questions you Google until you log in. They also require you to log in to view their front page (coming from Google) which is anot
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by bhayden 12y ago
I wonder if this was inspired in part by the recent Alan Turing movie :)
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by bhayden 12y ago
Thanks, I also refuse to use linkedin but would like to use this service. Also +1ing a geography filter request.
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by bhayden 12y ago
Could this be solved by only uploading resumes with unique/temporary email addresses that can be deleted if you get recruiter spam?

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