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901.
by debt 13y ago
Can you offer a good book on that coherently explains US federal monetary policy? You have a good handle on what's going on. I still don't quite understand it.
902.
by debt 13y ago
Ha, that's weird, I guess I've noticed them before.
903.
by debt 13y ago
That's interesting. I stopped at a McDonald's very near Coalinga* and on the take out window it read verbatim: "Chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer, or birth defects or other reproductive harm may be pr
904.
by debt 13y ago
- Encourage employees to work on their own games during work hours. Zynga takes a small percentage ownership of the games and will distribute/market the games using every available resource at it's disposal.
905.
by debt 13y ago
They took a few seemingly unrelated things and uncovered just how intimately intwined they actually are. Although abstract, isn't that essentially what a good hacker does on the daily? I think so.
906.
by debt 13y ago
I'm confused if a low-enough Reynolds number implies that laminar flow is still happening, how would the dimples on a golf ball even create turbulent flow given they have such a low Reynolds number? EDIT: Ah, the velocity determines in
907.
by debt 13y ago
I'm sorry to offend but she is incredibly full of herself and quite immature. Like she's on some sort of pulpit, spouting things she thinks people give a shit about. I mean, she quotes herself numerous times in this post. She in
908.
by debt 13y ago
Yeah I'm curious about this myself. Doesn't this create a pretty serious security situation? GitHub isn't a small startup anymore, I would assume they'd have some pretty serious security precautions in place.
909.
by debt 13y ago
I feel like hosting events is trivial. It's finding the events that is difficult. It's trivial to get a stripped down ticketing system going, it's much harder to get people to see those events. I'm surprised there&#x27
910.
by debt 13y ago
I feel bad for your brother because I've been there. You should tell him to seriously consider taking the highest paying job he can get, as soon as he can get it, in whatever field he can. It's just a depressing slog, emotional&#x
911.
by debt 13y ago
My jaw is on the floor. This. is. Awesome.
912.
by debt 13y ago
It's weird because they've had a feature similar to this before. It was under a tab called "Nearby" or something in their left navigation. If I remember correctly it was web only but a user could access it on their phone
913.
by debt 13y ago
Awesome. Loom should consider changing that landing video image though on their homepage. It just...something seems...not right. Or maybe make that iPad more prominent. I don't know.
914.
by debt 13y ago
All these large tech advertising companies like Google and Facebook talk about huge untapped emerging markets, about moving internationally. Yet these emerging markets lack a very critical component: infrastructure. Yeah, great you want to
915.
by debt 13y ago
It seems this is where most hardware is headed. Companies just want to get people integrated into their ecosystems as quickly and easily as possible. They don't really care to make money off the hardware itself. Also, the cost of manuf
916.
by debt 13y ago
They didn't need an event. It's pretty well known that they had planned to invade Iraq for quite a while prior to 9/11. The reasons we invaded Iraq had little to do with 9/11.
917.
by debt 13y ago
I believe outsourcing to the midwest would fix the housing shortage here in the valley as well. Less people would need to move here and thus, hopefully, help rebalance the housing supply.
918.
by debt 13y ago
Because most people really, truly, honestly don't need the shit they think they need; they just "want" stuff more than they "need" it. Adopting this mindset helps you have cushion for catastrophic problems if/w
919.
by debt 13y ago
This guy is popular. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/ Basically, spend as little money as possible until your dead. It's surprisingly good advice.
920.
by debt 13y ago
I think it'll last quite a bit. So many absurd things happen so quickly out here, I feel he'll have plenty of things to satirize. There'll be an endless supply of fodder for Judge.
921.
by debt 13y ago
"I think it is due to multiple factors, but mainly the small, targeted scale of the audience," This is just good marketing advice for smaller businesses. Find as specific a niche as possible and market to that. Maybe the parent&#x
922.
by debt 13y ago
There are some strange people our here in the valley. I thought maybe he was one. Either way, the thought crossed my mind and I posted it here because there's also some strange people on HN that I thought could relate.
923.
by debt 13y ago
I think I've had this same guy near the same area. I thought initially he was doing it to avoid conversation with passengers and to hopefully over hear some juicy valley gossip. Or he was just deaf.
924.
by debt 13y ago
I've been told to not bring up the interviewee's degree or university unless they explicitly bring it up. Typically, the conversation stays focused on recent projects and coding questions.
925.
by debt 13y ago
I think it's done to more easily deal with internationalization. Instead of making the design fit the translated text, just remove the text altogether and stick with just the icons.
926.
by debt 13y ago
I wonder if they'll eventually allow anyone to go to this site too be interviewed, live, by an actual engineer. For example, a prospect just shows up and jumps right into a technical interview with an interviewer from an interested com
927.
by debt 13y ago
I believe this acquisition was also a play to acquire more engineering talent. Through this acquisition they acquired John Carmack which is a fairly famous engineer amongst the tech community. That component alone strikes me as an incredibl
928.
by debt 13y ago
Instagram has been allowed to go at their own pace since they've been acquired. Parse, also, has essentially gone on it's own and created things at it's own pace. It seems they're having the same attitude with Whatsapp.
929.
by debt 13y ago
Maker recently acquired Blip which likely attracted Disney's attention. It seems a lot of their partners in RPM networks(owned by Maker) have high turnover; many smaller channels with new talent. Blip seems like the desired goal here.
930.
by debt 13y ago
I use to sport the Motofone F3. It was Motorola's answer to Nokia's domination of the feature phone market. The phone was amazing. It used e-ink for the display, super lower power, and texting completely sucked on it, but it had a

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