cadalac

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Carleton student helps pin down largest known prime number(cbc.ca)
1 points by cadalac 18y ago|1 comments
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How much for a Google Android phone?(news.cnet.com)
1 points by cadalac 18y ago|0 comments
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Protesters decry NASA hacker's extradition(news.cnet.com)
2 points by cadalac 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Will you be switching to Chrome?
24 points by cadalac 18y ago|95 comments
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Intel: an expensive many-core future is ahead of us(arstechnica.com)
28 points by cadalac 18y ago|22 comments
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IQueue: Apple will open to an international line-up(smh.com.au)
2 points by cadalac 18y ago|0 comments
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by cadalac 19y ago
Paul Graham is a flash light that exposes the many hidden things. After reading his DH essay for example, I see more how so many people use garbage arguments to force their point.
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by cadalac 19y ago
"Everyone on the list had two qualities: they cared almost excessively about their work, and they were absolutely honest." Honesty is a quality I really admire in you myself, PG. Be careful not to work too hard though! Thanks for another go
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by cadalac 19y ago
As a society, weather we consciously realize it or not, we use progress not as a way to work less but to think less. Example: the expiry dates on milk and stuff. Instead of letting people decide for themselves when the product goes bad we t
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by cadalac 19y ago
So that your boss knows your actually working.
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by cadalac 19y ago
And to answer the right question, it is vital to take the users point of view to honestly see if your product will take off. Imagine how highly motivated you will be when after careful reflection, you know for sure fact that your product wi
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Xoopit turns Gmail into a gorgeous media browser(webware.com)
1 points by cadalac 19y ago|0 comments
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Mac and Vista beaten by Linux in hacking contest(digitalartsonline.co.uk)
1 points by cadalac 19y ago|0 comments
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Study: VC-backed mergers, IPOs slowing(news.com)
1 points by cadalac 19y ago|0 comments
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by cadalac 19y ago
Quoting the article: "This was a particularly difficult lesson for me to learn. I had always believed one should never give up, that once you set a goal, you should hang on to the bitter end. The captain goes down with the ship and all that
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by cadalac 19y ago
Work sucks in the following cases: if it’s not challenging, if there's not a considerable reward, if it’s something everyone can do (no glory). When you say to yourself, "Wow this is a pretty obscure problem that seems to everyone impossibl
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by cadalac 19y ago
There are 3 ways to work: work hard but not smart, smart but not hard, and finally work smart and hard. We can work either which way depending on situation or motivation etc.
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by cadalac 19y ago
I already read your new essay using GDay ;-)
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by cadalac 19y ago
As a college student I estimate that 3 of 10 students use Macs. When I walk through the cafeteria I like to see how many Macbooks there are, to see if PGs 10 year prediction will come true.
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Open source, open markets(canada.com)
1 points by cadalac 19y ago|1 comments
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by cadalac 19y ago
Are you in Ottawa (Silicon Valley North)? I read in the business section that lately Ottawa VCs aren't investing very much.
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Beware of April Fools' Day jokes today (Google)(freep.com)
1 points by cadalac 19y ago|0 comments
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by cadalac 19y ago
Logic dictates that it’s an April Fool’s joke.
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Apple Sued for iMac Display Deception, Steve Jobs Suspected Closet Megatron(gizmodo.com)
5 points by cadalac 19y ago|1 comments
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by cadalac 19y ago
My quick comments about the zoo thing: 1)PG compared two same animals, a lion I think, therefore he does NOT think company workers are inferior to founders. He thinks that they are generally the same type of people. 2)The founder lion's ne