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Random Startup Generator
(ykombinator.com)
76 points
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bwy
12y ago
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bwy
12y ago
Sorry WhitneyLand. In case you haven't noticed, the one thing Hacker News is most afraid of is becoming anything like Reddit.
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bwy
12y ago
"Twitch is site for gaming-related content only. " Just wanted to point out a typo in the copy.
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bwy
12y ago
Thank you for actually understanding what I said clearly and meant. Seems to be quite a bit of misunderstanding of my original comment :( @madeofpalk Your comment seems critical of mine. But I'm not sure what it adds except that it may
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bwy
12y ago
I have to agree somewhat with this comment. In particular, is handling 60 SKU's really a huge problem with technology and management nowadays? It's a pity there's so much focus on small details like that and the color selecti
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bwy
12y ago
nope
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bwy
12y ago
This isn't really addressing the main issue. You need to emphasize and just drive the point home that people should not even be STORING plain text passwords. Anywhere. Get them to understand that they don't want to, and shouldn&#x
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bwy
12y ago
A few other comments have pointed it out already, but how does this comparison actually mean anything? For example, multiplication with the first hole-punch computers was no faster than multiplying by hand and paper (probably slower), but l
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bwy
12y ago
I enjoy the levity of this thread; HN sometimes takes itself too seriously!
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bwy
12y ago
While this sounds like a very plausible argument, and I agreed wholeheartedly at first, I suggest taking a closer look. I doubt many people, when asked, will say that popularity implies credibility. Credibility is not what's driving th
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bwy
12y ago
^ This. This is a key in this story. Consider how what the cost is to Horvath here, how she can say whatever she wants, launching a huge firestorm, and oh, 1/3 accusations is provable. (And one, about the guy removing her code, is actu
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12y ago
> Up until know, when evaluating GitHub's reaction, we assumed the other co-founders wouldn't have known about this. I'm not sure how they wouldn't have known about the settlement with Severind, if that's what yo
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bwy
12y ago
I have to agree somewhat with this statement. Forget about the whole story for a second, then look again at Horvath's Twitter, and compare it to the stories written on this topic. That's what happened to me. I was super sympatheti
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bwy
13y ago
Plumbing is reduced quite a lot with the many great packages out there. Express?
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bwy
13y ago
I'm more impressed by the use of D3 here than the actual contents.
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bwy
13y ago
Agree with comments above- doesn't even run in my Chrome, Ubuntu 12.04
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bwy
13y ago
Repeat of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6072383
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bwy
13y ago
Did you even click the link and read a few paragraphs? It's pretty clear that this is different than most tutorials, comprehensively covering a range of basic topics from the ground-up, and placing available resources into their contex
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bwy
13y ago
This is absolutely insane. I don't even know how it got to the point that an article was necessary to explain this.
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13y ago
Go Berkeley, awesome prof.
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bwy
13y ago
GIMP isn't bad.
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bwy
13y ago
That explains Google sponsored links showing up again. Oh well, that's just another filter I'll have to add.
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bwy
13y ago
Agree that the footer is annoying. The page also seems to break #15.