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by bluelu 18y ago
Because it's a yc combinator startup and their are lots of yc combinator fans out there. Don't you see that many of the startups are boosting each other (which might not be a bad thing) and are using each others services to improve their ch
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by bluelu 18y ago
No, I don't read techcrunch. But I think PG should cluster new stories to filter out similar stories. (Such that there isn't a new story on Microsoft/Yahoo, Xobni each day on hacker news)
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by bluelu 18y ago
You know, that's probably the DOS protection ;) Over a year ago, if you were using firefox on an ajax enabled site making periodic request to the webservers, firefox would request all the requests it missed while being asleep (hibernate mod
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by bluelu 18y ago
He probably does a great job with all those Microsoft haters out there (and here)
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by bluelu 18y ago
A masters degree is always good when you are selling yourself to other people. If it only takes you one more year, I would simply do it.
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by bluelu 18y ago
Facebook's system is also 1000x times more complicated than twitter's simple message passing system!
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by bluelu 18y ago
He probably never tried the javascript editor of netbeans. http://www.netbeans.org/download/flash/js/javascript_demo.ht...
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by bluelu 18y ago
Thanks. I didn't see that when I tried it out. The email timeline and the user ranking weren't so usefull for me when I tried it out.
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by bluelu 18y ago
I haven't yet seen an unique usefull idea from xobni so far, except that they group attachements by author....
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by bluelu 19y ago
You get what you pay for. If he would probably be paying market rate and not 1/3 of the market rate, he would probably have better applications. Good people simply won't apply at a lousy 20$ a hour.
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by bluelu 19y ago
If you don't learn a single new thing, why don't you just continue school and do your business enadeavors at the same time. You should have plenty of time?
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by bluelu 19y ago
Feature 1: 1 day work<br> Feature 2: 1 week work<br> I used it for a few days and removed it later because it provided no real value, except for my coworkers asking me what I had there in outlook. I don't need a person ranki
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by bluelu 19y ago
I don't know for sure (read about it some time ago), but I think iptables has somewhere an option of banning ips if they make more than a certain number of request for a given time period. You might try that out?
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by bluelu 19y ago
Just hope that you get you get returning visitors then. And even then, address mappings change over time.
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by bluelu 19y ago
I'm so happy I didn't have a computer when I was 12. When you are young, there are so much more interesing things than computers to explore!
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by bluelu 19y ago
Another open source release by google which no one really needs. Is is it really that important that the linking takes a few minutes less. There are probably tons of interesting projects at google which they could release, but they are too
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by bluelu 19y ago
That sucks big times. I better run my new site on a .net domain then, just to be safe.
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by bluelu 19y ago
When I bought my first laptop with a university discount, I could only buy thinkpads and was a little worried because it had no touchpad at all. Luckely, I bought one anyway. The trackpoint is awesome, like the thinkpad's themselves. I only
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by bluelu 19y ago
I think the biggest useful thing Y Combinator provides is the marketing/publicity at the start. As someone else mentioned, many online blogs will write about you, as you are a y combinator startup. Also I see a tendency of other yc startups
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by bluelu 19y ago
What about foreign users? When I add a comment, the US keyboard map is used!
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by bluelu 19y ago
1) Only allow login by private key pair and not by password (you don't have to disable root login then) 2) Only run the minimum amount of services. 3) Don't give anyone else access to the system. (root exploits) Also be cautious if you are
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by bluelu 19y ago
Wild wild west. Works only in the US though :-).
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by bluelu 19y ago
Plucene is slow as hell. You better use Kinoseach, which also uses the same index format as lucene. Some benchmarks are on this site : http://marvinhumphrey.com/kinosearch/benchmarks.html
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by bluelu 19y ago
Once you have started working with a trackpoint, you will never want to go back to a touchpad. It feels like making a step backwards.
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by bluelu 19y ago
Wrong topic, should be "Why isn't University in the USA free". In many other countries, university is free, or so cheap, that nearly the entire population can afford sending their childs to university, without going into debt.
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by bluelu 19y ago
I live in Zurich. Maybe we can meet for a dring sometime soon. I will contact both of you.
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by bluelu 19y ago
Switzerland, Luxembourg or inbetween ;) 25, university degree, looking for a cofounder with experience in natural language processing and clustering of documents (like http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/~hinton/absps/sh.pdf someone else posted bel
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by bluelu 19y ago
And so am I :-)
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by bluelu 19y ago
In other words, 10 million addicted childish people who waster their life playing WOW
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by bluelu 19y ago
Unfortunately, it depends on the boss you have. Where I work, it is required that you work 42 hours a week. No hour less, and you have to be there at least at 10 and stay to at least 4. No excuse. Even though I'm sure I would be more produc

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