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by dzink 13y ago
We'll add an option for project leaders who want their projects explicitly promoted outside of DoerHub to be able to chose to be featured. We keep the quality of the network really high, so some want to stay inside. There are actually
902.
by dzink 13y ago
We have fuzzy matching and graph and weigh relationships between terms so if you do Perl it will tie up to programming. Get as specific as you need to be, we do the rest and get better every day. "You can't even give someone a lin
903.
by dzink 13y ago
I think it's oral boards exam for surgery people, not oral surgery. The photo is uploaded by the project creator and the project is now in beta after the two founders met on DoerHub as far as I know. A hacker reached out to the surgeon
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by dzink 13y ago
Really appreciate the feedback. (you can also email us at feedback@doerhub.com ) We're thinking about doing that and will ask users as well. The primary reason is because we are making it personal - if you show are great at Perl and w
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by dzink 13y ago
We have build http://DoerHub.com to tackle this head on. You post whatever projects you are working on (hackers, researchers, scientists, are are 50%+ of the community, but there are also marketers, subject matter experts, desi
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by dzink 13y ago
Thanks!
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by dzink 13y ago
Morals are essential. But we are judging them without knowing facts. We know neither why Drew, one of our own, had to make the hire, nor what kind of choices she was really faced with in the past. The position of Diplomat is a very tricky o
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by dzink 13y ago
I don't see a reply button under your post so replying here.
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by dzink 13y ago
The NSA grew under the Obama administration. Does that mean he needs to be crucified as well? There is no evidence whatsoever that Rice currently has a sinister agenda that goes against anything or anyone. Why crucify one of YC's best
910.
by dzink 13y ago
Josh, that just tells you she is able to defend and promote the interests of the organization she works for.
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by dzink 13y ago
- Because by joining the board she has a fiduciary duty to protect the interests of the company, especially when those conflict with others including her personal interest. - Because if CEO had to hire someone to help them do that, a former
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by dzink 13y ago
A board member does not decide on features or dig into your account to look for your political preferences. I can think of a dozen reasons why they would have invited her and all of them would be good for the company and good for users: - a
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The Auschwitz Volunteer(vice.com)
6 points by dzink 13y ago|0 comments
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by dzink 13y ago
I can't edit the question anymore, but if I could, I'd add a sub-question for the founders who have already created things worth a Billion: "Did your answer to this question change between the time you were starting and the t
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Ask HN: What would you do with a Billion dollars?
24 points by dzink 13y ago|25 comments
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by dzink 13y ago
Have you tried DoerHub? We're three hackers and we're building it to bridge doers across disciplines via the projects they are working on. It's free. It's connected people who would have never ever met otherwise (surgeon
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by dzink 13y ago
That's why we've built http://DoerHub.com . We have hackers, entrepreneurs, surgeons, PhDs, and doers of all kinds posting and contributing to projects. The purpose of the site is to enable everyone to share what they
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by dzink 13y ago
Look through GitHub for repos you might find compelling and go to hackathons/Startup Weekend events where you can join people in person. Programming is tough to get used to, so pick a problem you are really passionate about and tackle
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by dzink 13y ago
The game is super addictive and I figured out a way to get to 11000 in the first hour. It's actually an excellent analogy for social network-type products and any business really. If your users belong to different clusters and similar
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by dzink 13y ago
Thanks! Looking into it!
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by dzink 13y ago
The announcements that came out at F8 three years ago were pretty big. I thought they didn't do another one because they had nothing else to promote to developers. Wondering what's cooking this time.
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by dzink 13y ago
Hi guys, We've actually build a site you can use to post your projects to attract contributors who can pick up a task for you, join your team, spread word, provide feedback, become beta users or advisors, etc. It works like a GitHub fo
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The Crazy Media Car Chase for Bitcoin Creator(slate.com)
2 points by dzink 13y ago|0 comments
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by dzink 13y ago
Threejay, we met via Skype at one of the advisory sessions you had during TechStars (I was with one of the VC firms). Great job executing! Let me know if you need referrals to pharmacists or doctors for any reason (or pharm/med schools
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by dzink 13y ago
I got to play with Julia at the UChicago workshop. Good stuff, especially if you want to move away from MATLAB.
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Do Smart Guns Slash Violence?(news.cnet.com)
1 points by dzink 13y ago|0 comments
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What If You Combined Co-Working And Daycare?(fastcompany.com)
135 points by dzink 13y ago|67 comments
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by dzink 13y ago
To be a great entrepreneur you have to build a Mafia around you. Every successful one I know (including my mother) has had to do that. If you can't do that you fail as an entrepreneur. You build a Mafia, by being so motivated you out-e
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by dzink 13y ago
Check out the open projects on DoerHub.com . You can see if you like one you want to join, or post this as a project others can join. It works like a Github for non-hackers, so you can find subject matter experts who have solid material for
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by dzink 13y ago
Yep.

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