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   by dillydally 16y ago

   Because I could then take the PHP portion of his theme (nobody is claiming te HTML and CSS are GPL) and resell it or give it away for free.
2. 62.▲
   by dillydally 16y ago

   I can get from SOMA to Sand Hill in 40 minutes. I can't imagine Berkeley to Dumbarton Bridge to Palo Alto is much longer.
3. 63.▲
   by dillydally 16y ago

   Never trust a person in skinny jeans, I say.
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   by dillydally 16y ago

   In Chicago, not SF. Nothing like that has ever happened to me in SF, even as a white guy going door to door in Bayview. Also, I wouldn't call it a "decent neighborhood," I just don't want to make it seem like you'll get shot for setting fo
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   by dillydally 16y ago

   This maps excludes lots of livable areas in SF like Hayes Valley, Lower Haight, and the Duboce Triangle (where Justin.tv was, many moons ago). If you don't care about access to public transit then I think its totally reasonable to expand th
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   by dillydally 16y ago

   This is a very startup centric map. The Marina is still the most yuppie neighborhood, but when professional = "works at a startup," then SOMA makes sense. There are lots of startups around South Park and down into Potrero, even. There are
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   by dillydally 16y ago

   Huh. I canvassed there during the 2008 election. I didn't even get funny looks, which has happened to me more than once when I went into the "wrong" neighborhood in Chicago. In fact, I once pulled over into a gas station only to have the
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   by dillydally 16y ago

   The Tenderloin is not that dangerous, contrary to what others here are saying. It has a very visible homeless population which makes people unaccustomed to that uneasy. East Palo Alto is probably more dangerous than the Tenderloin. The mos
9. 69.▲
   by dillydally 16y ago

   I'm on it now. Love it.
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    This conversation is a bit like asking how many angels can dance on the head of a pin.
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    Yes, this also happened at the startup I was working at. Every Monday we'd assign tasks for the week. The founders were happy -- or in any case they never mentioned it -- but everyone else (there were five of us) were working at 10-20% ca
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    There is no reason to down vote this comment. I know the HN collective dislikes Jason, but there is nothing wrong with it.
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    I have been in a similar situation and unfortunately did not leave as soon as I realized it could never possibly work. Instead I wasted about six months working half-heartedly on a garbage product that was eventually thrown away (literally
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    Sorry I meant Twinkle. Whatever Tapulous' Twitter client was.
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    I don't know anyone inside Tapulous personally, so this is pure hearsay. Take it as you will. What I've heard is Mike thought Tap Tap was too low brow and that by focusing on that app to the exclusion of their other apps at the time (Twitt
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    by dillydally 16y ago

    Ahem. http://www.flickr.com/people/noahkagan/ http://twitter.com/ramit/status/16404714989 Conclusion: this is your site. Probably worth mentioning.