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16y ago
This was submitted by the Guardian. Could be that they will upload content later. Anyway, awfully slow now. Those servers are hogged ;-) Edit: Here you can see them all including content: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1948360
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Index of all WikiLeaks cables with tags - Google Fusion Tables
(google.com)
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Introducing Amazon S3 Multipart Upload
(aws.amazon.com)
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Some words from the great Churchill might aid: "Never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever, give up. Never give up. Never give up. Never give up."
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Dutch Social Network Becomes Mobile Network; Free calls
(thenextweb.com)
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I read a lot of biographies. It's interesting how you start seeing the common denominators between great men when you do. Especially 'Alexander of Macedon' by Peter Green is a riveting read.
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16y ago
I think it's a 'tinyurl for location'
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Doesn't anybody find this funny in a weird way? I'm actually in shambles over this one. Just like the subtle weird humor in David Lynch movies. It's surreal.
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Isn't that a line in the movie Boiler Room? http://goo.gl/IM7r
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Starting a business, is ofcourse, another way to get rejected. I think this post is more about leaving your comfort-zone in the face of fear or anxiety, and not so much about getting a job.
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Getting rejected
(cdixon.org)
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All great leaders are creative. Generals, just as much. Alexander the Great conquered a soghdian fort by having his soldiers climb the mountain behind it, and declaring that he had flying men. Toyotomi Hideyoshi had his men divert rivers an
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The Startup Ethos
(startupi.st)
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SlowitUp - Modern pop slowed by 800% becomes ambient
(slowitup.com)
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Check out: http://slowitup.com . Every day I hope to collect and curate the best slowed down songs submitted by readers. Should be online within the hour. Inspired by and dedicated to the awesome Reddit sub-topic ( http://www.reddit.com/r/
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You're on the frontpage of HN, where is your landing page that explains what your app is about and captures our e-mail adresses? You don't have long before you lose your frontpage position!
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I think you hit the mark here. An entropic network is not so much the cause of success, as it is the effect of the entrepreneurial mentality that encourages exploration beyond a personal comfort-zone. This is the mind-set so often highlight
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1. Start with the minimum viable product and expand your idea from there. It is really hard to improve a product if you don't know where to start. Radically slim down your app to do and show only the bare neccessities, the core, the meat of
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1. Visually too 'busy'. My eyes don't know where to go, and the interface is probably too complex. 2. "Interact with others" is an incredibly non-descriptive slogan, call it "Realtime Digg" instead. I don't 'get it' soon enough. Visitors sh
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Beautiful paragraph: "To embrace the misfit in oneself is to be vulnerable. It is to forsake the easy acceptance that comes with fitting in and to instead be fortified by a kind of love, really. A love of life, a love of wonder, and, ultima
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We decided to invite the competition over to have a few beers with us. Now we use the relationship with them to fuel our own competitive streak and to enhance team cohesion. Just so as long you keep focusing on your own customers, and solvi
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If this really is your 93th attempt, I must commend you on your persistence, yet at the same time urge you to learn a little about lean startupping. It might save you another 100 failed attempts ;-)
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1. What do you want to do most, what are you passionate about? 2. Do that thing, no matter what.
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Ask HN: Looking for incubator interior ideas
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http://spudu.com is the same app with a different UI
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This is almost poetry, expertly written. "The essence of our experience is change. Change is incessant. Moment by moment life flows by and it is never the same. Perpetual alteration is the essence of the perceptual universe. A thought sprin
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Recurly changes pricing structure, lowers monthly fee
(blog.recurly.com)
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Can anyone tell me why we aren't able to progress into better levels of recognition. Am I correct to assume it has nothing to do with computing power, and everything to do with (semantic/linguistic) software?
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Conciously replicate the feelings you had when you started. Your seemingly unlimited drive is not something providential, it is something you can 'conjure' up, by consciously shaping your every thoughts: Try and go a day focused only on the
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Ah, didn't know that. Strange that the interface allows me to write all that text, when it won't show anyway.
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