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bluelu
18y ago
Yes. It also looks quite nice (which probably takes the most of the time)
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bluelu
18y ago
A much better idea would be to be able to define an html to surround user code (allthough one has to make sure that the usercode will never contain that special tag) and disallow all javascript or other malicious actions in it.
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bluelu
18y ago
There is technoport/luxinnovation/123-gonetworking in Luxembourg, but it's not focused on web startups (they accept startups from all fields). You won't get any money, but they will help you with your business plan, give you access to coach
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bluelu
18y ago
If you were working on the site for a few months, and you would ask another person to come in, wouldn't you want to have the final word in important matters? I think it's very reasonable to ask for that, or you pay up for the time he invest
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bluelu
18y ago
I wouldn't recommend doing it on your own, or at least use a well known smtp server for relay (where you have access to). Especially hotmail can be very tricky. If a few users complain about your mails, they will put you on a ban list and y
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bluelu
18y ago
If they don't pay you, tell them that they are not allowed to use your software. If they do howeer use your software, they are using pirated software which will be very very expensive for them (If you call in the police and they confiscate
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18y ago
Load the next card in the background so I don't have to wait for the next card to appear when I continue. (I know that the next cards depend on what you achieved in the past, but you could still calculate the next card on the past achieveme
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bluelu
18y ago
Cuil is much more worth than powerset is. PowerSet was searching through about 5 million pages? No need for a huge cluster farm! No offense meant, but I bet if Powerset wouldn't have been sold, you probably would be workless as they would h
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bluelu
18y ago
I agree with you on this one. If dull work must be done, you have to do it as fast as possible and get over it. Otherwise you keep thinking on it while doing normal stuff, so you never get to rest and you are probably wasting time with othe
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bluelu
18y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I actually heard that you would get double taxed, but this was probably wrong.
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bluelu
18y ago
You can buy chewing gum at drug stores if you show your passport. But remember to flush the public toilet when you are done, or you will be fined 500€.
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bluelu
18y ago
If you are good and bring in capital, I think probably every country will give you a working permit. Just remember that as US citizen you will always to have to pay taxes in the US even if you work outside the US. (in addition to the taxes
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bluelu
18y ago
And they are not important or have no influence on other people.
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Ask HN: Propagating configuration changes to multiple servers
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bluelu
18y ago
Most of the applications are so clustered with ads, so that everbody is probably ignoring them. I do however sometimes find the facebook ads (the main site) highligy targeted (I even clicked twice on those). I bet they charge more than a fe
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bluelu
18y ago
Tell me something my 5 year old normal cellular phone can't do!
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bluelu
18y ago
I would go for the earning potential. I see myself doing consistenly more interesting/complicated stuff, but I think I would be much better off if I would do more lucrative boring stuff!
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bluelu
18y ago
http://www.confsearch.org/confsearch/
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bluelu
18y ago
How do you define tons of equity? 40%? 30%?
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bluelu
18y ago
If your account is an anonymous account, can you disclose how much cash you were offered? Or an approximate amount. It makes it easier to evaluate the entire offer.
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bluelu
18y ago
Their projects only succeed if they use illegal content to push them. This was also the reason youtube succeeded and right now they are only selling ads for about 4% of all content, because for the rest of the content, the original post doe
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bluelu
18y ago
Thanks to Twitter's chief architect for giving me a good laugh :)
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bluelu
18y ago
that's an interesting idea!
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bluelu
18y ago
They were running out of money :-)
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bluelu
18y ago
In my opinion they were simply running out of money and have no business model whatsoever. 100 Million is still a lot of money for something that only searches wikipedia. With 100 million $ you could hire some of the brigthest engineers aro
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bluelu
18y ago
I'm going to make my own lemonade and sell it under the name Coca Cola around the globe (Except in the country where my company resides). Why didn't I think earlier of this?
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bluelu
18y ago
Only a fair deal. It's however sneaky from Google that they tried to take cancel his trademark, even though his service existed 4 years before google entered the mail market.
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bluelu
18y ago
Study abroad, for example here at the ETH Zurich. If you are good, there won't be a problem to do your master at one of the top US universities, or at least do an excahnge year there or a master thesis. But you must understand german ;)
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bluelu
18y ago
He must be a genious if he is an expert in half of all the available CS topics!
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bluelu
18y ago
This is called premium sms. There are lots of providers out there offering a service for this.
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