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dbyrd
14y ago
I think the title is a little misleading. This is just a sample of people who used the #code2012 hash tag on twitter.
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Alexis, this is awesome, but why did you do all of this?
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14y ago
the network solutions bot who did that is kind of a dick.
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14y ago
TechCrunch is more like the TMZ of Tech.
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14y ago
any suggestions/feedback would be awesome! thx.
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Show HN: A backbone-esk event listener built on Klass
(github.com)
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Glad to hear your brother could end up somewhere happy. My younger brother fits the same archetype but is only 17.
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Wired: Hardware is the new Software
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Great startup management teams are built with interlocking parts
(tomtunguz.com)
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If they have a github contribute to one of their projects. This will also help you figure out whether or not you would actually enjoy working there.
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As a student/developer I'm excited about the idea of companies I've never heard of who match my interests approaching me. I am a little worried though that this could end up like the common app for colleges and I'll become nothing more than
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14y ago
Google has thousands of employees who all have a moderate amount of autonomy. I don't think they have a singular goal. They just do a bunch of stuff around organizing the world's data. Naturally AI/singularity oriented projects tend to emer
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You're all sorta right. I worked at Singularity University for 2 years. They do 2 things: 1. Educate fabulously wealthy people in expensive executive programs 2. Use that money to put on a YC-esk incubator during the program where people co
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14y ago
Just out of curiosity, what features would you want to add to make it more advanced? I'll make tickets for them.
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14y ago
I think it's important to note, as the article does, that Union Square Ventures has put out more money this year than any other year since 2004.
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14y ago
front end devs. I speak for myself when I say a lot of us aren't that good at math.
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Good point. I was thinking that a lot of the characteristics of great entrepreneurs are really just things that make them more volatile. So for a % of the people they will be more successful, but for another percentage of the people with th
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14y ago
consulting
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I'm a junior developer and I've found that the old guys lack creativity, but they make up for it with experience. The people who have been programming for 20 years have seen languages/frameworks/libraries come and go, they know what good c
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Let's assume for a second that Christensen is right and that the best products are just trying to help consumers do what they're already trying to with some other product. If that's the case, why does the consumer start trying to do somethi
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Founders of Reddit, Rap Genius, Tutorspree, & Shoptiques NYU on Thursday
(gallatinbusiness.com)
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14y ago
Square has a good solution built on node & mongo called cube ( http://square.github.com/cube/ ). To build custom UIs they wrote javascript libraries Crossfilter ( http://square.github.com/crossfilter/ ) & Cubism ( http://square.gith