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by daveed 9y ago
Congrats! I'm wondering - "aging" is a pretty broad area, and I haven't seen that many startups go after that aging in particular (though you certainly have more knowledge of up and coming work in that respect. Would &q
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by daveed 9y ago
I'm not sure if you're misunderstanding the parent comment's intent, or choosing to focus on the personal aspect (chiding). They're suggesting a strategy for you to get into either YC or an automated farming startup.
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by daveed 9y ago
There are plenty of people with the money who don't donate it at all. What's the use of this?
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by daveed 10y ago
If it had no discernable value, why would AngelList shell out to buy PH? That's nontrivial money to them, and they certainly aren't doing this as a favor to PH's investors.
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by daveed 10y ago
They haven't asked you questions, but you have shared information about your support usage patterns. So, I'd guess that they're still working with lighter loads and plan to go larger from there. They didn't say they didn
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by daveed 10y ago
I didn't see this in the video, but is there a planned way to read/write the stored data from one of your instances? What does it look like? For certain things (anything with real volumes of data) it's impossible to do data
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by daveed 11y ago
I think a company at this summer's YC did something similar (using wifi): http://techcrunch.com/2015/08/18/hardware-demo-day/ ctl+f "supply"
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by daveed 12y ago
I just want to put a plug in for the video lecture portion of this. Tom Leighton is an excellent lecturer. There is plenty of electronic textbooks/courses, but I really do think he explains the course material in an engaging and luci
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by daveed 13y ago
One of the problems with this whole issue is that people are prone to looking at tl;dr's. Your comment assumes that front-running is occurring, which is not what's happening. Would you rather the debate go to: whether everyone s
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by daveed 13y ago
I think it really depends on what you mean by ripped off. I think that institutional investors looking to place multi-million dollar moves shouldn't be able to just place an order and cry foul when it's not completely filled on a
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by daveed 14y ago
How is it just theater if it will change the way their teams work together? Team members that telecommuted, won't - and their productivity might change as a result/they might quit. I think it's pretty likely that it'll change things. She'
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by daveed 14y ago
Just wondering, where did you get the loc count from? To make a statement like this you really have to look at the distribution, rather than the sum.
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by daveed 14y ago
His profile says: Junior CS student at Stevens Institute in Hoboken, NJ
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by daveed 15y ago
I think this is somewhat standard practice in classes where the prof is writing a book. I think I've done it a couple of times, at least. (By the way, you should've taken it F10!)
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by daveed 15y ago
Can you provide a source for this?
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by daveed 15y ago
I disagree with you. All the programmers I know have plenty of coding/reviews in their day-to-day. A much smaller amount of time is dedicated to reading papers - after all, it's not their job. If we can agree that both are valuable, wh
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by daveed 16y ago
Yes, I would like to hear more about this (as well as other examples of "companies gone wrong")
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by daveed 16y ago
If you're a math grad student, this book probably does not apply to you. Students who are interested in learning the basics of mathematics for computer science will not be looking to learn about abstract algebra, or, as your handle suggest