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charlief
16y ago
What an incredible offering. Not all of us have Ivy League applications as readily available as our CVs and startup web pages. After you have reviewed a few applications, would it be possible to summarize some of your findings and advice
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You can speculate and create theories on the matter and bound some probability of them being true, but there is a fundamental property of news. There are lots of things we don't remember or care about, but we did before. These events? ht
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LimeWire Told to Shut
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Bought it, I can't wait. I'm trying get my colleagues to try lisp, but I didn't have the marketing tools necessary to convince them Now i do, the music video gives a lot of personification to world (land) of lisp, thank you!
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16y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the opposite is true. Maybe hackers find flatulence flattering :)
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My post above is based on regular anecdotes. I have a couple successful personal trainers in my family, and this is some of the most fundamental advice they provide. For those interested in the relationship between sleep and metabolism: h
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ycombinator.com Alexa Profile
(alexa.com)
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1) While not part of the diet, sleep is highly related to the magnitude of your cravings. Sleep 7 hours. Sleep less and you will destabilize your blood sugar by expending too many calories. 2) Bean-based diets have issues, and could lead
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Maybe it is the game being good, maybe it is just nostalgia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_game... With 240 million sales, there's probably a little Mario in each of us. New releases and/or perpetual emulation o
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I agree with you on the X10, but I feel the PSP does some things very well for hardcore gaming. Sure it isn't as populist as the various phone and DS games out there, but I still find the God of War series on the PSP to be one of the most
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How Spotify Almost Sold To Google For $1 Billion, Plus New Apple Rumors
(techcrunch.com)
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Zynga's Value Tops Electronic Arts as Virtual-Goods Sales Surge
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MapCrunch: It’s Chatroulette Meets Google Street View
(mapcrunch.com)
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Link to the patent: http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sec...
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IBM Tech Uses Hard Drives to Predict Earthquakes
(pcmag.com)
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From http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1721105 "Conservative, I know, but we're serving 800k pages a day off one server"
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Digg To Lay Off 37% Of Staff, Product Refocus Imminent
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Tools for maintaining privacy on the Web
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Solving geometric TSP with ants http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1068009.1068051 Maybe there will be a bee-inspired TSP algorithm in the future?
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Harry Potter's 'Quidditch' Game Grows Up
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Very very nice. Is there any way to categorize icon styles or qualities as well? An example after background colour and file format I would need: "Web 2.0-styled" or "cool/warm". I find the only time I page through search results is look
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There is no doubt that this a great demonstration, but you could also borrow elements of Andrew Horner's approach. Something about Andrew's approach is fresh, and something about your approach is reliable, practical and clearly demonstrate
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How about try to code for yourself, but learn where your strengths lie. If you hate coding, and really can't stand it with tons of navigation through way too many odd details and abstractions, just draw the line. It is a classic case of w
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What percentage of those janitors earned their degrees in the US? Are many of them immigrants? If you are calling out the US education system, the questions above have to be answered.
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JESS3 also did NASA's Buzz Room ( http://jess3.com/nasa-buzzroom ) http://buzzroom.nasa.gov
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JESS3 advising NASA, I am guessing there was a Foursquare partnership over Facebook Places probably due to timing. If I can speculate for a moment, Places probably didn't exist yet at the planning stages of the partnership as this was pro
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Location-Based Game Scvngr Launches Revamped Mobile Apps
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Coding patriarchy into IT
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Microsoft Brings Games on Demand to the Web With New PC Game Store
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Jesse Livermore's Trading Rules (1940)
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