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Ask HN: Lawyer for closing startup fundraising?
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12y ago
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ckdarby
12y ago
Yes.
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ckdarby
12y ago
I love Hashicorp :)
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12y ago
I don't think they were ._.
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12y ago
Sadly no demo.
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12y ago
Immigration departments due give a shit: philsturgeon.uk/blog/2014/08/i-was-an-extraordinary-alien-for-a-week Please do not make broad assumptions like your post does ._.
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12y ago
Your question has already been answered by your own post. Quit. Pack your bags, move to low cost of living area and just code. Seriously, if you're > $200k comp last year and this year should be at least equal to $200k comp and you&
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12y ago
Title bait; Watch the video, the problems are all minor issues that were fixed & the owner is given a replacement car while they're fixed.
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12y ago
wow this just made me so much money ._.
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12y ago
Most stayed & most will get the benefit of the Google acquire =)
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12y ago
Pretty much the entire footer links don't work.
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12y ago
I was in love with this bag the entire article until I got to the end and saw the $220 price tag that followed with it. The bag has to last a minimum of 10 years to compete with the cheap messenger bags that I just buy yearly. Even if this
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12y ago
It means someone is making a ton of money =D
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ckdarby
12y ago
Were they all projects your company uses internal? Through gittips?
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Ask HN: Has your employer given money to open source?
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ckdarby
12y ago
Wish the matching_engine had a better readme so that others could play around with this
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12y ago
It is a html5 video player; I don't understand ._.
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12y ago
Interesting, I figured the position would be a easy fill. I'll take a look at the posting; Feel free to stalk me at https://github.com/ckdarby
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12y ago
After reading this I must ask you to please take the time to have a redundancy plan in place for your glasses; I recommend a secondary pair offsite at your work in order to prevent outages of lost/forgotten glasses.
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12y ago
Thought the same thing when all his assets were broken. Oh, the irony.
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13y ago
I nearly fell off my chair laughing at this article when it suggested bitbucket.
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13y ago
What is perl doing in this bundle >_>?
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13y ago
This article was pretty interesting and I figured I'd take a brief moment to write out something I've been struggling with trying to accomplish in hopes that maybe someone could shed some light about how to approach it... I'v
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13y ago
"Error establishing connection to database" Clearly they need to use their own services for a system admin & someone with aws+scaling experience
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13y ago
Blog down, clearly shouldn't have ditched AWS
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13y ago
Some of the cards in my wallet are 7 years old and are in the same shape aside from the faded colors. Clearly you need a better wallet >_>
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13y ago
From a hacker news reader perspective, can anyone shed light on how this hit front page at all?
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13y ago
I thought this was open source ;_;
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13y ago
Why is this on hacker news front page?
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13y ago
How is this front page? This is extremely old
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