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budu3
19y ago
The link is broken or it's not pointing to the essay.
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A great way to polish your hacker skills before a phone interview - Steve Yegge
(steve.yegge.googlepages.com)
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I think the landowner represents the company founders. The wolves are the suites who come in later. The marshmellows are things that creep into the organization when it starts growing like cooperate BS, politics, poor internal company tool
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19y ago
So the wolves are those who play office politics?
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19y ago
I'm really careful about companies that hype themselves up too early.
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19y ago
Inequality, a sign of a good economy? Are you kidding me?
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19y ago
Could it be something that the Google analytics team forgot to close off to the public?
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19y ago
You might want to consider taking money from an Angel instead.
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19y ago
Do I detect a hint of sarcasm?
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Ex-Cisco Executive to Lead Joost, Internet TV Provider
(nytimes.com)
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19y ago
He scares me.
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19y ago
Am I missing something? I'm confused.
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19y ago
Google reader is now using "Google Gears" to enable offline browsing. Maybe that has something to do with it.
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19y ago
I'm still on the waiting list for slicehost. Is this common or am I doing something wrong.
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19y ago
A dedicated box for $100 per month? Can you tell me where coz that's a very good price.
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I'm sure there's a bit of Bayesian theory involved. I also hear they'll be extracting data from the email to spot trends and stuff. Reading Gabor's blog might give you and idea of what they're all about. http://www.gaborcselle.com/blog/200
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19y ago
You can see how absolutely horrible the site looked here. Umm. The site still looks horrible.
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19y ago
Check out this version on scribd http://www.scribd.com/doc/73086/Cozy-Domesticity
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19y ago
Sorry people. Looks like Aaron might have pulled it down.
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Is Aaron in love?
(aaronsw.com)
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Dude Yamaha. The streotypical venture capitalist.
(nowpublic.com)
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19y ago
I love the design.
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19y ago
SEO, post comments on blogs dealing with your target market, make your link the signature of your emails, write a blog, exchange links and ads with another site. Put up an open source version an Sourceforge.net or other open source reposito
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19y ago
Go to a website with a design you like and then bite the source code. That's a good way to start learning how to design.
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I'm scared of what the demo will do to my machine.
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It's fascinating to see the synergy between the Microsoft Office division and the Hardware division in pushing this revolution. I guess MSFT gets it right sometimes.
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How to become an independent programmer in just 1068 days
(gusmueller.com)
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19y ago
"We will also share revenues with anyone who can help us by implementing improvements ... Fair Notice: There is no guarantee that revenues will be generated. Many internet companies never generate revenue." I suggest that Juwo should try to
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What's up with the images with white backgrounds on a blue webpage. And the old school style tables.
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The Juwo dude needs to be able to explain his service with a simple phrase. For instance, "Scribd, youtube for documents". Because I have problems figuring out what its about. I also think he needs a web designer to help him out. Update: So
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