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by dzlobin 17y ago
Sorry but this is full of holes. "Imagine if the Dalai Lama was teaching your 30 hour class on Buddhism or Michael Chabon was teaching you creative writing, and Michael Beschloss taught you American History. Imagine if this caliber of teac
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Nope, they certainly won't. Let me also mention the "4 million stdents took an online class" line. The vast majority of these students took one or two classes At THEIR school during summer/winter.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Do I really have to say it?
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by dzlobin 17y ago
My friend's brother works in software development as well, I hear about the work-life there a lot. It seems completely spoiled and perfect.
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Ask HN: when you're hiring, how important is a MS/Ph.D?
5 points by dzlobin 17y ago|4 comments
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Good advice for everyone except maybe yc groups burning through seed capital. "sorry we didn't finish our demo because we took too many naps and ate Bon Bons"
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by dzlobin 17y ago
It put me in the incorrect school. Good idea but work on that email validation
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Oh god, you guys KNOW the hackers at google have so many cheap google soiveniers at home.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
This is a really cool product, yet not something I would have imagined there being a startup for. Regardless, great job guys and good luck!
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Work on open source and make your dreams come true(theclevermonkey.blogspot.com)
3 points by dzlobin 17y ago|0 comments
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Google sells 65% of Skype for 1.9 Billion(wired.com)
1 points by dzlobin 17y ago|1 comments
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Agreed, while I experienced no hiccups, thankfully, on my very hickup prone MacBook pro, Snow Leopard is quite spectacular. And all of my software works just fine too. As a college student who hardly ever likes to pay for software, this is
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by dzlobin 17y ago
This is a great project, looking forward to it bustling with code.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I can tell you guys, the developers working on the government software at Palantir, have the best job of any of us.
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Developers Call BS On $2.4B iPhone App Store Number | Cult of Mac(wired.com)
3 points by dzlobin 17y ago|1 comments
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by dzlobin 17y ago
True, I was drawn to beginning ruby because it covered web application development and frameworks( both to an extent)
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Can anyone comment on whether this book would be a better purchase compared to Cooper's Beginning Ruby: From Novice to Professional. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1430223634/ref=pd_luc_sbs_0...
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by dzlobin 17y ago
It's 11 dollars used on amazon, I'm going to opt for that one instead. I am fully with you on ebooks, reading books on screen isn't pleasurable for me at all. edit: amazon has it for 8 dollars for the kindle( which can be read on am iphone
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by dzlobin 17y ago
That's a very good point
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I disagree entirely. The best hackers can work anywhere they want, why not work at a place that cares and provides for their employees.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
Would everybody be onboard if someone released a free/supercheap version?
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by dzlobin 17y ago
wow you know I didn't even realize that when I was reading the article I had to copy and paste the link. It's been a long day. A fail indeed.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I'm sorry, am I not seeing it? Where's the fail
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by dzlobin 17y ago
dzlobinsky@gmail.com
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by dzlobin 17y ago
This was meant to be more of a brainstorm/conversation about what we want, in a presentation aid. Not an idea-stream for MS to pick up new features. I'm not sure what the answer is, but it's likely not something PowerPoint can do.
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I mean, my original intent here was to get a conversation about re-thinking the concept of a presentation aid, not to reiterate that they are bad.
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Ask HN: Your ideas about creating an alternative to PowerPoint
3 points by dzlobin 17y ago|8 comments
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I'd use it, hell I'd help make it!
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by dzlobin 17y ago
I've read about snow leopard but this is a fairly clear representation of just how much faster and smaller OS X should be with snow leopard
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Apple's sleek upgrade(nytimes.com)
41 points by dzlobin 17y ago|47 comments

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