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brianmwang
16y ago
Agreed- I really dig the design. However, one little nitpick: the copyright and credit text at the bottom of the footer are killing me with the text shadow. My eyes strained to make out the characters.
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I did essentially this for quite a while to save money. >50% of my daily meals consisted of whey protein in water and peanut butter. Not exactly the most balanced diet, but it sure saved me a ton of cash.
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This may betray my own ignorance, but I believe 中国人 is perfectly fine for describing oneself even if you are not from the Mainland, such as in my case. I've hung around plenty of 1st generation Chinese folk from Taiwan and conversation see
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brianmwang
16y ago
Does this also apply for an application that was submitted before the deadline? More specifically, is it fine to make an edit to the application after the deadline period?
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16y ago
I've only attended one NYTM so far, but the one time I witnessed somebody get booed for asking the "how will you make money" question, it certainly wasn't wrapped in MBA speak. The crowd response seriously saddened me - this sort of attitu
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16y ago
One thing you may want to consider is proposing a part-time arrangement with an agreement to end employment permanently at some date. This is, of course, assuming you are willing to quit the job for good. However, this has been working ou
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16y ago
It's as if he hired somebody to find the top 12 most mentioned web sites on TechCrunch to form the basis for his business plan.
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Pirates, Parrots, and Info Snacking
(foundersblock.com)
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That's not the right URL. Go here instead: http://codelesson.com/courses/view/introduction-to-programmi...
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16y ago
See: 4chan
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brianmwang
16y ago
Sounds like you're unfamiliar with Dave's style in general - he's well known for his profanity.
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It seems that he only delivers to people in the Lower East Side for now. Of course, food delivery has operated on a limited geography basis since...well pretty much since its inception.
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16y ago
My partner and I have been working on something that's very similar to this description for some time now. Earliest feedback has been quite interesting and we're hoping to get a beta out in the wild sometime this year. Those interested in
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Overall I love the idea of software improving the gym experience but I'm not too sure about this simultaneous team effort idea. Anybody who's tried to grab a cardio/weight machine or even a squat rack at peak usage hours before understands
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Really? I've managed to live on a little over $2k/month in even the NY metro area with a reasonably comfortable lifestyle.
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And we wonder why Japan is experiencing a population decline crisis.
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I spy Summer Glau on your wall :)
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16y ago
:) There might need to be some variations on these infographics to fit the multiple theories out there.
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I think it's a fairly good representation. It's faithful to the chronology; the first 10 minutes of the movie and the last 10 minutes are the same. One thing that strikes me as off, however, is Cobb's length of time spent in Limbo. It's o
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16y ago
Trains are a fair bit more expensive than buses. We don't want scrappy startups sending mixed signals ;)
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I think there are plenty of incentives for hackers to come to NYC but it's mainly from the finance sector. Wall St firms wining and dining their hire prospects is common practice. Matt's recommendation is to show that the startup communit
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That's not what I thought upon my first 10 seconds on the site. Don't make an assumption about user behavior and leave it untested.
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I suspect this is the case. I just clicked on that Meetup - Nightowls link and there was a meetup for the town in which I work my day job. It'd be a pretty crazy coincidence for that to already exist and to be at the top of the list; this
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Watching one episode of The Annoying Orange has taught me that predicting what will be popular content is incredibly difficult. In other words, there's no accounting for taste.
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OP, I really hope things turn out for the best for you. There's another lesson to be had here: save more than two months' worth of living expenses when you're still drawing a salary. You never know when shit hits the fan.
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The company is quite profitable though keep in mind that the majority of revenue comes in from more traditional consulting projects. My estimation is that the software arm accounts for only 10-15% of total revenue. There are a few other thi
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Let's assume that leaving right now is not an option. Recognizing that efforts from the lower ranks will have limited upside, what can I possibly do outside of gritting my teeth as I continue to suffer with this awful software?
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Ask HN: How to fix a broken software organization?
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Where in Brooklyn do you live where you're paying $700 (even with roommates) for a great place? I'm intensely curious as I'm planning on moving to BK soon!
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Don't be an armchair CEO
(foundersblock.com)
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