danielzarick

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Twitter may come and go, but newspapers are here to stay(nevadaappeal.com)
3 points by danielzarick 17y ago|2 comments
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by danielzarick 17y ago
I'm not exactly sure what point you are trying to make with your reply, but let me try to respond the best I can... Facebook has barely reached cash flow positive, and that only means more money is coming in rather than going out [only stat
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by danielzarick 17y ago
Above I mentioned that I am trying to perform, and have been putting it off for about a year and a half... but here are some of my current favorites: Louis C.K. Zack Galifianakis David Cross Patton Oswalt Daniel Tosh And all of the "alterna
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Ask HN: Hackers that perform/love stand-up comedy?
5 points by danielzarick 17y ago|11 comments
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by danielzarick 17y ago
Interesting how 37Signals is painted so well in this piece, and Chris Anderson only sounds like a lost child babbling about the internet. Personally, I find the arguments in 'Free' to be valuable to anybody that reads HN, but they should on
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by danielzarick 17y ago
The main reason I perceive advertising as 'dishonest' is that most of it is talking at the consumer, rather than communicating with. Once more companies figure out how to do this, then smart people will evaluate that advertisement with as m
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by danielzarick 17y ago
You forgot: -When all else fails, close rant with offer to buy said successful community member a beer
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by danielzarick 17y ago
Fully agreed on this. Foosball, boxing, or ping pong.
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by danielzarick 17y ago
While I do agree that ridiculous colors and font sizes do lower the deemed quality, it doesn't hurt to hear similar statements, though slightly revised, from an adviser close to the company. If anything, his 'interesting points' help to kee
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Radicals and Visionaries: Chris Anderson vs. 37Signals(entrepreneur.com)
6 points by danielzarick 17y ago|10 comments
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by danielzarick 17y ago
You could not have said it better. This guy is truly amazing. I'm mostly impressed with the fact that he learned most of what he did from pictures, not words, and from scouring the junkyard and learning how things worked. Great analogy for
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by danielzarick 17y ago
I am not a hacker by any means, but I do have a band. If you want to check us out I would love to hear your thoughts: www.myspace.com/augustmoonis or you can download our whole EP for free here: http://www.ifyoumakeit.com/album/august-m
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by danielzarick 18y ago
Funny you say this... my startup is called We Will Never Stop.
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by danielzarick 18y ago
You are missing the point. The people that got turned down for interviews didn't even get feedback. It is just a glorified "sorry and we really appreciate you" letter with a "let us know if we're wrong and you do something awesome" attached
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by danielzarick 18y ago
Thanks for the opportunity, Paul. Did you guys happen to get my letter/stickers? Just want to make sure it reached you.
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by danielzarick 18y ago
Could not have been said more succinctly, Daniel.
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by danielzarick 18y ago
Where do all of you suggest someone to start who is new to programming and interested in web development? I am beginning with Ruby, but would like to know what some of you think. Python would be my second choice. Any pros/cons in your opini
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by danielzarick 18y ago
I am taking a Consumer Happiness class right now, and we spent an hour talking about creativity and sexual release. Expressing yourself creatively (programming, playing music, creating art, designing, etc) is a sexual release and, if done p
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by danielzarick 18y ago
That is true, but it still doesn't demerit what they did. I find this to be pretty amazing, especially since done by students just a year or two younger than me.
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by danielzarick 18y ago
Everybody is over speculating the significance of this. This just means more opportunity for each of us to seize. All of you can continue debating why this is good or bad, but I am going to go finish my YC application.