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by bluelu 18y ago
It's certainly a difference if you decide to use Ruby on Rails, or Django. I would take the second route then. But when you need to get something done in one of the framworks, the first route probably is better. The second one is very dange
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by bluelu 18y ago
Why should obama reform something that helps US companies squeeze foreign companies out of the market? Most software patents are held by US companies and not by foreign ones.
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by bluelu 18y ago
That guy build a chemistry lab in his garage. I guess it's more a thing of safety regulations than being able to create explosives or some drug. What if one of his experiments fails, and some deadly chemical substance or gas escapes? All th
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by bluelu 18y ago
The internet didn't work, so they might have lost the videos anyway. Also the jury didn't really care (Robert Scoble did play solitaire while evaluating the contestants). Two of the 3 finalists were companies that exisited 2 to 5 years. The
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by bluelu 18y ago
You haven't even graduated and you know that you had to learn a bunch of useless information you will never use again in your life. How do you know? University is about working on your own, not about professors taking care of you.
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by bluelu 18y ago
Surely Blaine Cook didn't want to give up the admin account he had access to. ;)
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by bluelu 18y ago
The reactions are typical US behavior. People will rate you because of the one thing you did wrong and not even take into account the years before, where you did a perfect job. (Think about President Clinton and the Lewinski affaire...).
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by bluelu 18y ago
Twiki looks really nice. I could however not get it to work with the beta of lighttpd (script hang at setup screen).
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by bluelu 18y ago
I wonder if it's agreable to work in an office which is filled with fog and only has a limited number of light beams through that fog.
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by bluelu 18y ago
If my university only had a 5% drop out rate, I would have studied at the wrong university. If everybody get's a degree, everybody is equal and your degree is worthless.
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by bluelu 18y ago
That's a language issue and not a people issue. C also allows you to assign variable in if clauses, which can cause hard to find errors.
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by bluelu 18y ago
Yahoo didn't do it, only after a court ordered them to do it. ( http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/04/25/yahoo_opens_inbox/ )
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by bluelu 18y ago
But does your site also display an empty page (like http://www.internshipin.com/ ) when you visit your site? Probably not!
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by bluelu 18y ago
Most people don't work on weekend and only have time to surf on hn when they are at work!
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by bluelu 18y ago
so true. as a friend told me once, when you add a second person to your team and it's the wrong person, your overall performance will fall under 100% of what you could be doing alone. This is what I sometimes feel that I'm unfortunately exp
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by bluelu 18y ago
And you have to wait like 20 seconds until you see the results...
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by bluelu 18y ago
Another indicator that the USA made a great job at selling their debts to other countries, where entire states have now to pay for the greed of a few people. Each cent that is missing now (which went to american banks when they were selling
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by bluelu 18y ago
Lunch time and other pauses are not added to working time in Europe... while they are in the USA.
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by bluelu 18y ago
Maybe it's because the banks know all the legislations they have to fullfill when offering such a service (money laundring, etc...)
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Searching... or why Summize is often faster(blog.iterend.com)
3 points by bluelu 18y ago|0 comments
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by bluelu 18y ago
Reproduction rights? This is like someone else borrowing your code, copying it and using it himself or selling it to third parties without paying you.
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by bluelu 18y ago
We don't have a complete archive of sites in our index yet (we only want to concentrate on the top blogs). Also, by default you are only searching the last 24 hours.
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by bluelu 18y ago
Thanks. Murphys law. It worked for 2 weeks without any glitch, and now this...Working on it.
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by bluelu 18y ago
thanks, we will do that. The name is a miture between iteration, iter (latin for way), and trend.
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by bluelu 18y ago
You can grab the "normal" search results by using our api. There aren't however any clusters in it (only the first result of the cluster is returned). If it is useful, we might be adding those as well. We also have support for timeslices (
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Ask HN: Review our startup Iterend.com (Private beta launch)
8 points by bluelu 18y ago|12 comments
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by bluelu 18y ago
Look really interesting. I don't like the design though. The banner at the top is too big. Where are you getting the data from? There is even data for Luxembourg in it, which I think is only published on the websites where artists are going
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by bluelu 18y ago
So which sites would you chose to publish first articles about your startup when you are going to launch? (Except hacker news ;))
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by bluelu 18y ago
The sad thing abut the TechCrunch50 is that it seems to be almost impossible to get coverage if you want to launch something yourself (even though it might be much better than a few of the startups listed there), because they don't even see
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by bluelu 18y ago
They will let him generate the publicity and then confiscate his earnings. ;)

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