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by bluehat 14y ago
Zomg. I'm so sad I didn't realize that myself, and even sadder that I can't change the funding goal.
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by bluehat 14y ago
Wow, that is awesome! Sorry to be a noob, and thanks for the info!
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by bluehat 14y ago
I don't think there is a downvote button on Hacker News, I think other votes just got more upvoted :p
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by bluehat 14y ago
There is a contributors plaque too at the $1024 level, the founders plaque is shown to give an idea of what it will look like.
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by bluehat 14y ago
We are only raising $154K because we have people actively fundraising corporate sponsorships, and we are leaving the rest to them. Additionally, this portion of the funds will make sure the Dojo continues to exist, while reaching the rest o
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by bluehat 14y ago
every time he says "load" I snicker like a middle schooler
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Show HN: Taking on the Freight Industry with Freightify(freightify.com)
5 points by bluehat 14y ago|2 comments
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by bluehat 14y ago
The Dojo is inviting them to work with passive candidates who are members of the Dojo in a positive framework: ie, by sponsoring the Dojo and getting attention that way instead of by spamming people.
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Help the Hacker Dojo by sending them your recruiter spam(hackerdojo.com)
93 points by bluehat 14y ago|17 comments
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Do recruiters hassle you? Help Hacker Dojo, send them to us(hackerdojo.com)
3 points by bluehat 14y ago|0 comments
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by bluehat 14y ago
Yes, however, maybe this is just me, but Lion wrecked a lot of standard Linux stuff running in X11 (for example, the selector tool in GIMP, it just doesn't work) and under this setup I don't see how you are getting around those issues unles
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by bluehat 14y ago
Please do write up how your Air holds up to that kind of abuse! If the system doesn't cry (Airs don't have a lot of hardware in them) this sounds quite excellent. To be honest though, I don't totally understand how this headless Linux runs
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by bluehat 14y ago
While I do enjoy project computers like I do enjoy project cars, my main laptop needs to be a "daily commuter" vehicle: it can't be taxing to drive and it can't be taxing to maintain. I need to have it working in order to do work. What are
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by bluehat 14y ago
This is a very legit counterpoint, but I think both sides could have been made happy if a little prompt had popped up saying "this is non-free software, press Y to get the debian free fork, F to get the non-free Firefox, and n to quit"
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by bluehat 14y ago
I was really turned off to Debian when I hit "apt-get install firefox" and it gave me ice weasel :/ Computers and religious whackjobs don't get to second guess my command line :/
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Ask HN: Linux laptop distro of choice?
18 points by bluehat 14y ago|26 comments
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by bluehat 15y ago
These guys are super epic, looking forward to another fun event.
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by bluehat 15y ago
Just wanted to throw out there: please don't start any drug meant to impact the way you see the world without supervision (preferably, professional supervision). If something bad/weird happens, you might not be the first person to notice, e
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by bluehat 15y ago
Jay's been volunteering with the Hacker Dojo for a while. He is honest and dependable. We trust him so much that he has access to all the stuff the treasurer does: bank accounts, admin controls, the works. You can trust him at his word.
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by bluehat 15y ago
You probably want to have Jay help you vet your idea before you pour enough into it to launch it.
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by bluehat 15y ago
Pretty serious bug, I can't click any of the links because once I mouse off the circle the link is gone and I'm focused on a different car. (Firefox and Chrome on Linux)
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by bluehat 15y ago
I have a historical Erlang article http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2866337
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Now that PCWorld linked to us, we can spread the Good Word of Erlang
8 points by bluehat 15y ago|0 comments
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by bluehat 15y ago
Good job guys, and remember, if you're ever hungry, come back to Treehouse for a meal. -Katy
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by bluehat 15y ago
"Our mission at JSTOR is supporting scholarly work and access to knowledge around the world. Faculty, teachers, and students at more than 7,000 institutions in 153 countries rely upon us for affordable and in some cases free access to cont
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by bluehat 15y ago
I appreciate what you are trying to do but as a student I was consistently frustrated by peer presentations because I felt the quality of my education suffered. Likewise, while I'd be thrilled if somebody presented me with a high-quality vi
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by bluehat 15y ago
Name tags for candidates were orange, and the recruiters were in blue (volunteers were red and press was purple). Apparently the stripes were too subtle, we'll crank it up next time.
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by bluehat 15y ago
We did not permit any 3rd party recruiters to register for the fair. Companies had to prove that they were hiring and while equity was permitted they had to prove they were able to pay a living wage in addition to the equity package. Most
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by bluehat 15y ago
Hey, I co-organized this event, so the actual statistics were that out of 97 registered candidates under 10 dropped of their own accord and there were 40 no-shows. There were approximately 50 companies attending. While the ratio was not gr
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by bluehat 15y ago
Sounds like you should talk to the Dean. Publicly stating that you won't pursue cheaters no matter how blatant probably isn't something your school will enjoy having in the press, and it sounds like there might be a few other issues which,

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