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cellis
17y ago
Hell yeah. I say so now, but i wonder if I'd get over there and have to confront Hurt Locker -esque situations. I'm 22, so my risk tolerance may be above average.
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cellis
17y ago
If there was a Pulitzer for startup interviews, I'd expect Andrew Warner to be nominated.
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cellis
17y ago
I didn't say Actionscript was faster, did I? If you took it that way, allow me to clarify: I meant to say they improved the language, and that the JIT is faster than the chrome JIT.
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cellis
17y ago
Not true. They made massive optimizations to the JIT compiler as well as Actionscript. It still runs faster than js (even V8) for many pixel intensive operations. Just because the original idea of multimedia was from Macromedia, doesn't mea
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cellis
17y ago
I've had some previous exposure to python, but nothing mission critical. I just switched from php to python about 3 weeks ago in order to deploy apps on the Google App Engine. My deepest language experience is in frontend Actionscript 3, so
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'ScamVille' Lawsuit Against Facebook Dropped
(mediapost.com)
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cellis
17y ago
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cellis
17y ago
more like ... hit ctrl k <search> + enter, realize they haven't set default to google, and switch :)
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cellis
17y ago
Indeed, they could write that check twice without debt financing.
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cellis
17y ago
How many people steal natural gas, electricity (yes you can equate stealing electricity to stealing digital media: it's transient, marginally inexpensive to transmit, etc)? The difference is simply a matter of enforceability.
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cellis
17y ago
Insofar as a country says "copyright" is a law, it is a real right. But that isn't what i'm saying. I'm saying that making statements based on moral judgement based on economics is wrong.
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cellis
17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normative_statement There is no way to prove this right or wrong. It is just a bad statement to make in the context of economics.
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cellis
17y ago
"Should" and "should not" are normative statements, and have no place in economic discussion.
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cellis
17y ago
Who else tried running MS-DOS > dir right away? :)
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cellis
17y ago
I can't say it's gorgeous. It's a little hard-edged for my taste. But i use it nonetheless. Isn't that all that matters?
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cellis
17y ago
I suppose cash is king but couldn't they could also simply take out loans on the value of their shares a la Ellison?
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cellis
17y ago
For those that wish to see a video of roughly the same talk given by DHH at Startup School '08: http://www.omnisio.com/startupschool08/david-heinemeier-hans...
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cellis
17y ago
"...and tell you...in 5 they’ll be worth a few hundred BILLION." To be fair, i think he qualified this very well. He's talking about suited down 6'4" finance pros wining and dining clients.
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cellis
17y ago
Your startup looks great, but do tell what the test-case startup on your home page is selling: they've made $94,600 profit from $94,600 in sales!
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cellis
17y ago
Maybe in So Cal, but in my short experience the Bay Area fell far short of my expectations. Especially compared to NYC, which imo has the most varied beautiful women in the country. I've been all over, but when I visited nyc for the first t
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cellis
17y ago
Thanks.
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cellis
17y ago
Could someone tell me why the example given is malformed? I rarely write JSON anymore (except with json_encode in php and simplejson in python).
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cellis
17y ago
Ok, I'll bite. I just don't like talking about this sort of thing because it often devolves into scammy ideas. For instance here is a dead simple way to make money if you are really hard up: Build a site where the only goal is to serve ads
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cellis
17y ago
Someone smart enough to create a black box (which a million dollar business never turns out to be) that takes input of 24,000 and returns as output 2.4 million is not going to give it away at a marginal cost. He's asking, in essence, how
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cellis
17y ago
Why rural america? I've driven through my fair share of it and lived in it for a long time, and based on this heuristic I've got to say that you will mostly just be seeing large expanses of farm fields. With the kind of money he has: Costa
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cellis
17y ago
I once read "Never give financial advice for free: if it is good advice, you won't get credit, and if it is bad advice -- you'll get the blame". You should consider why anyone here would give you advice on how to turn xx,xxx in
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cellis
17y ago
I submitted it because i had just finished reading the comments on this: http://www.unionsquareventures.com/index.php
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In re Bilski
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17y ago
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cellis
17y ago
For me it was "want to make a fish swim realistically with inverse kinematics"? Break out the Jacobian Matrices. Although, to be intellectually honest, I went only went as far as to research this, and no further. I just didn't see it as wor
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cellis
17y ago
Considering that youth is often worn as a badge of honor in the tech industry, I doubt it was taken this way.
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cellis
17y ago
Not much math. Some simple physics like velocity and momentum transfer that you can learn in a tutorial (in a day). I think it is important to make the distinction between game development (lots of simple math and complex "pluggable" formul
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