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by dossy 7y ago
Binder clips. "The binder clip was invented in 1910 by Washington resident Louis E. Baltzley, who ultimately was granted U.S. Patent 1,139,627 for his invention." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binder_clip
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by dossy 7y ago
Rice cooker = hipster Instant Pot.
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by dossy 7y ago
Many programming puzzles are simply formulations of classic problems that have well-understood solutions, which students in any Computer Science degree program are taught. I'm guessing you do not have a CS degree? I don't think yo
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by dossy 7y ago
Sweet - looks like you're in NYC - I'm just across the river in NJ. Definitely wish you the best of luck, and would be really interested to hear what kind of interest you receive ... have a possibly similar idea in the works, but
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by dossy 7y ago
Hi, Burak - are you just launching this or do you already have people participating?
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by dossy 7y ago
This is pure FUD and is just wrong, and it's disappointing to see how many people are rallying behind this nonsense. The actual legislation as written will serve to protect workers by giving teeth to policies that punish employers from
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by dossy 7y ago
Curious to know what problem you're looking to solve that you feel having a CTO will be the solution?
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by dossy 13y ago
Wow, the cake wasn't a lie...
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by dossy 13y ago
Ideas are worthless. Products are valuable. If you're afraid of being associated with a failed product attempt, then use a pseudonym. The only way to verify whether an idea is worth pursuing, is to pursue it, and decide if it was wor
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by dossy 13y ago
Here's an idiot who works for a company that makes its money taking money from gamblers and he's whining about what "a wonderful world we live in." Are you fucking kidding me? Rule #1: The house always wins.
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by dossy 13y ago
Excellent parody and a product idea Nintendo should totally pursue, honestly. Well played, Pat Stewert, whoever you are.
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by dossy 13y ago
How to Google search.
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by dossy 13y ago
Oh, and before people start the old tired "but if we invest in solar energy today, it'll give us a head start!" realize that those dollars and effort spent is a finite and limited resource. A dollar and its corresponding eff
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by dossy 13y ago
That's a great accomplishment, but compare that to the US's [4143 TWh of energy consumption in 2010, alone]( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_the_United_States#Cur... ). Compare that to Germany's &qu
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by dossy 13y ago
protip: http://www.psd2html.com/
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by dossy 13y ago
The old fashioned way: invoices, usually emailed. Payments arrive in the form of paper checks, which get deposited. O. G. OLD SCHOOL.
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by dossy 13y ago
Did bbc.co.uk get taken over by theonion.com?
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by dossy 13y ago
While it would feel SO good to do so, it's not a good strategy. Compare it to shitting in your own bed out of spite for someone else--you may feel great at the time, but afterwards, it's you who has to sit in the shit ... Persona
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by dossy 13y ago
NO. </grumpycat>
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by dossy 13y ago
Why, because you think that foreign governments are going to respect your privacy more? Ha.
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by dossy 13y ago
In 3 years, they'll sell it for $8M.
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by dossy 13y ago
Wish you guys were in New Jersey ... ;)
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by dossy 13y ago
Looks like the link is working now...
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by dossy 13y ago
Dead link?
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by dossy 13y ago
+1 this ^^ comment. If the founding members don't know how to sell their own product, I think you have bigger problems to solve before you worry about how to compensate your salespeople. (If you do know how, then sell it yourself unt
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by dossy 13y ago
Mobile-only? No web interface? God, I hate 2013.
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by dossy 13y ago
Uh, I'm sure modern jQuery will detect and use the capabilities the author attributes to "HTML5 [...] and ECMAScript 5", continuing to insulate developers from having to learn the (annoying) vagaries of differently implemente
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by dossy 13y ago
tl;dr: OP failed to under-promise correctly.
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by dossy 13y ago
a 4-digit pin? brute force in 10,000 tries? this is secure, how?
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by dossy 13y ago
> "The problem comes down to this: My annual earnings equal about 1,000 times the U.S. median wage, but I don’t consume 1,000 times more pillows than the average American. Even the richest among us only need one or two to rest their

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