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16y ago
It's true that most people aren't willing, however that doesn't really mean people shouldn't be encouraging them to anyway. Your post reminds me of people who try to convince me that trying to convince people to vote for a third party is du
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16y ago
This was posted before and killed, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1859155
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16y ago
I put like 3 months of cpu time into generating coins, while the difficulty raised an order of magnitude and the value has gone up a couple orders of magnitude.
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16y ago
and voted for the patriot act, and laughed at the prospect of legalizing marijuana, and continued a war of imperialism, and went on the daily show.
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16y ago
Unfortunately they will just feel up to your nuts/vag instead of looking at them. I agree with the sentiment.
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16y ago
We have done that to some degree, but only highly targeted ads (communities specific to our CMS)
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16y ago
Honestly, I think the real problem is getting enough women that the site has enough value to shell out $250 a month. I think wealthy men, even if they have no problem getting laid, will still find a lot of value in a large selection of wome
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16y ago
I am under the impression that most CS grads get more experience in Java than anything else? It was C++ for me, but that was almost ten years ago now.
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16y ago
No, I think it's different. Programming is so much harder than plumbing from an intellectual standpoint that there is a strong correlation between people who enjoy programming (and thus do it in their free time, and strive to excel at it
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16y ago
There are a few web shops around Burlington.. I know Tag New Media is doing really hot and probably looking for good help. Dealer.com is huge and growing. Other than that, it's really just programmer/sysadmin/tech-everything positions for
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16y ago
You know, I can't really speak to that. I know it's not a good place to try and make a good living as there just aren't many opportunities out here to make >45k a year.. most everything is entry level, retail, or hospitality around her
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16y ago
I am completely against prohibition of any drug, however, I can speak from experience that LSD can genuinely drive you temporarily insane, even at relatively small doses. More than once I have been convinced (even though I knew I had put a
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16y ago
I am surprised there is a problem with CS grads not finding jobs. Granted, I am in VT, but we can't fill programmer positions for anything here; though, I wouldn't hire a Java-only recent CS grad unless s/he could find a way to really show
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16y ago
I wrote this on the tea party about a year and a half ago: http://www.geoffgolder.com/node/16 My core values are inline with the Tea Party, however, it has evolved into something it originally was not, and something I don't really respect
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16y ago
I had seriously considered a site playing to that cliche. The site would always maintain a 2-1 ratio of women to men, with the women's accounts being free, and having them only be accepted into the site if they were a 7 or better. (somethi
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16y ago
Charlotte, VT EatingWell Media Group. www.eatingwell.com No remote, sorry. Seeking Developer / Sysadmin to maintain www.eatingwell.com and develop internal and external facing software. Our flagship site is Drupal/PHP with most of our new
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16y ago
... I said 'likely.' And the guy is looking for help from hackers, not from a therapist. I have access only to what he said. If as a hacker you think he should see a professional, say so. I think I am probably right, and if I am not, I a
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16y ago
He is Indian, and therefore probably comes from a very close knit circle that has been largely controlled by people other than himself, and thus, doesn't see himself as the man he really is; and therein lies the 'problem.'
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16y ago
He's not a therapist, and likely this is exactly the type of advice this kid needs.
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16y ago
For more specific advice, drop out of college and wonder why you are pursuing 'success.' Until you have an answer for that, don't feel obliged to do anything other than survive and not go into bad debt.
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16y ago
You should be getting back to normal soon. That's a lot of coffee, are you not experiencing heavy withdrawal? I would definitely have a headache after stopping that much caffeine.
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16y ago
I am generally working late at night, and weekends.
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16y ago
Which means you probably could have gotten more :)
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16y ago
checkgateway.com is who I went with finally. But it was actually when I was talking to some other company that I asked if he had 'room' because I was going to talk to a bunch of people and I thought I could do better on the setup fee. He s
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16y ago
That's an odd arrangement but I doubt illegal. Since you have to sell it to them anyway it seems really unlikely you are going to get in any contractual trouble.
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16y ago
I wouldn't mind people doing this with throw aways.
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16y ago
It doesn't work for me on ff.. I can search but it's not instant.
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16y ago
I think it's pretty well accepted that Math Major + Demonstrable Aptitude in Field > Major in Field for pretty much all relevant fields. Psych degrees are worthless (except of course the raw value of the knowledge you gain from going t
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Tell HN: I just haggled away 90% of my transactions fees
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16y ago
This poll kind of sucks? I am a member of okcupid and a pay dating site and not in a relationship. It doesn't capture the fact that I have met and dated off of okcupid and pof, and not off of pay sites.
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