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by drtse4 16y ago
I was just thinking about this the other day looking at the jobs page, wouldn't be a good idea to put somewhere a list of the companies that started from YC? Especially for companies that sell services to end-users (if i know that company x
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by drtse4 16y ago
Flagged.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Take a look at this thread (pros/cons of various eu countries): http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1565375
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by drtse4 16y ago
That's definitely not bad considering that from what i read is not so easy anymore to sell apps in the store. But considering that the app is on the store since '09 it isn't one of those big instant AppStore hits, so i guess that the OP i
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by drtse4 16y ago
Uh right, hsdpa with a change in modulation (QPSK, that lately is starting to be employed in a lot of other standards/medium) to achieve 14mb/s. The next and last step before LTE will be MIMO.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Since it looks like that all your apps are free, do you use iAds somewhere? If you plan to build new paid apps, what about promoting them to your existing user base?
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by drtse4 16y ago
4G, looks like it's the HTC EVO(or something using the same platform).
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by drtse4 16y ago
You are right, maybe i should have stated what i meant more clearly and in a different way, i'm not claiming that. See my other comment below.
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Facebook Ready to Introduce New Location Service, Analysts Say(businessweek.com)
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by drtse4 16y ago
Sorry, updated. What i meant is that the general public still usually ignores (confirmed in the linked report, can't attest its accuracy, btw) the existence of this disorder and so i expect that the number of diagnosed cases is still quite
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by drtse4 16y ago
Luckily, ADHD is still unknown here (Italy, and as far as i know also in the rest of europe, UK excluded), i wonder what will happen when the gullible public will discover its existence. ADHD treatments could become even more popular than h
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by drtse4 16y ago
What you do is an important component of the whole story, it can completely change the meaning and value of the "how" and it give context. And regarding patio, objectively we are on a completely different level, in his case i was never puzz
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by drtse4 16y ago
After reading this some time ago http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1353050 personally i don't care anymore, if some of what you write is fiction just put a disclaimer somewhere and go on writing. As for other blogs if the content is o
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by drtse4 16y ago
Definitely agree about the fact that seamless integration between devices/having a centralized global profile will be the next big thing. It's something that can increase the usefulness of other products and that if well executed have a hug
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by drtse4 16y ago
Exactly, and once more it puzzles me how people tend to overestimate the value of simple ideas (he was talking about a recruiting-related site, not that 2 years ago there wasn't any) and consider the actual implementation as just grunt work
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by drtse4 16y ago
Sometimes it feels like it's 1999 all over again...
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by drtse4 16y ago
Impressive. You should write more about this on your blog.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Agreed, listening is fundamental. By listening, grammar rules can be picked-up easily and "naturally", it helps to develop an ear for the language and absorb its structure, something that will be also useful when you'll try to speak the new
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by drtse4 16y ago
Generic and well-known info (agreed, can usually be quite common things) can make sense for the sake of completeness of the interview but not for much else. Less known or seemingly trivial background information could instead help to evalua
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by drtse4 16y ago
http://www.greenpacks.org/2010/07/19/green-battery-shake-it-...
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by drtse4 16y ago
If i was you i'll follow the Andrew's approach. He asks basically 2 types of questions: (1) Questions aimed to understand the reasons behind a success and identify a sequence of actions/decisions that, with some variations, could make that
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by drtse4 16y ago
"I have a theory that most people just don't like being alone, so finding someone to fulfill that need is enough." You are not alone, that i can think of, Arthur Schopenhauer and Friedrich Nietzsche thought the same.
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by drtse4 16y ago
Just a little side note, if you haven't already, you should really read "The Passionate Programmer" (the previous edition was titled "My job went to India: 52 ways to save your job").
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by drtse4 16y ago
http://businessupdated.com/shownews.asp?news_id=2031&cat...
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by drtse4 16y ago
I see mainly 2 possible problems: 1- "Esterovestizione" prevention law, if you are citizen+ resident in italy, you are expected to pay taxes related to your company here, but which of the multitude of taxes do i really need to pay? If you
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by drtse4 16y ago
Same thing, different link http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1582402
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by drtse4 16y ago
I don't agree with Bill, hardly all the issues related to the transition from the current model to something full web-based could be solved in 5 years. I've personally witnessed from the inside the first experiments with online based univ t
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by drtse4 16y ago
Still no info on how much the shipping will cost outside the US as usual.
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Google Dremel: Interactive Analysis Of Web-Scale Dataset(highscalability.com)
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by drtse4 16y ago
Not only DOSes, also the famous attack to Google China made use of some Linode vms (content storing if i remember correctly). Do this kind of hosting platforms keep data on the temporary nodes that have been created after deletion? (e.g. an

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