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by eusman 19y ago
i am beggining to like Joost. next year this thing will be really hot
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by eusman 19y ago
if I am not mistaken pg's point was that where you got your education doesn't contribute to the success of your company, not that if you are a Harvard student its meaningless like this guy sais! Philip Greenspun made a similar point in a sh
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by eusman 19y ago
strange these lessons never come from those who made up actually successful domain names..
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by eusman 19y ago
i am sure there are better examples of automation Ford would be one... oh and an unlucky person considered uneducated doesn't mean is stupid
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by eusman 19y ago
his question is abstract, which is evidence of an individual unable to concentrate on a demanding task, "including" the one of understanding what you just said.
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by eusman 19y ago
maybe this will help you Stroustrup: Well, one day, when I was sitting in my office, I thought of this little scheme, which would redress the balance a little. I thought 'I wonder what would happen, if there were a language so complicated,
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by eusman 19y ago
"And as a very nice gesture, he replied." lol nice gesture = option doing otherwise/expectancy of doing so (values: 0..0.5..1) at least you inspired me to make this formula!
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by eusman 19y ago
true :) but! I think if we wanted to contribute good feedback he could say what confused him/her to understand and what! His comment doesn't clarify if he couldn't understand what the software is about or after realizing what it is about (i
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by eusman 19y ago
you know sometimes you got to spend more than 5 seconds to understand something...
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by eusman 19y ago
hey, anyone at that time that wanted to keep something free was against advertisments, and many were trying to find a way to do just that. obviously you are too young to remember that, and obviously Google did it first with Paul and AdSense
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by eusman 19y ago
allow me to doubt someone who calls eyeOs window management code as "a full operating system"! this guy is out of boundaries! How is an empire like Microsoft worthing approx. 289 billion dollars doomed? seems like somebody needs a wake up
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by eusman 19y ago
there are sooo many issues and feelings to handle during a startup to have time for a such destructful emotion like envyness
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News immunity --all the news look the same to me
1 points by eusman 19y ago|0 comments
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by eusman 19y ago
looks like so 1999. come on this is 2007. and the name is like a hit train got over it ...g(j)ot it?
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by eusman 19y ago
that gave me a good laugh at least!
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by eusman 19y ago
hard? i think the guys developing the YC funded web based photo editor, should have made an offer to him to join them. It would sooo much give a boost to their effort.
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by eusman 19y ago
it's like comparing a good comedian actor vs a good looking actor. e.g. Danny Devito vs Brad Pitt. You just cant. Both make money, both are famous. But for different reasons. But there are cases of beautiful/comedians that don't perform equ
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by eusman 19y ago
James Dyson's story is one of the most interesting startup stories I know. Trying to sell your technology and everyone ignoring you... http://www.bestchoicevacuums.com/dyson-story.html
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What's the best startup story you ever heard?
9 points by eusman 19y ago|15 comments
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by eusman 19y ago
when you get to fed up with the music you are already hearing to, and if you are a person who can create music, thats what you will probably do! Paul Oakenfold rised to the elite of DJs when he started writing music he wanted to hear! that
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by eusman 19y ago
I would avoid answering cause I don't really have time for these, but I couldn't skip emphasizing your choice of your words, which really just shows your attitude on everything, including when reading a simple headline! negative energy is
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by eusman 19y ago
what is exactly distasteful about the question? I didn't ask or entitled that YC's jobs section should be devoted for anyone, but instead provoked the subject for discussion for openinng maybe a new open category, assuming this is not about
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So, if this is Hacker News shouldn't there be a category for jobs open to any company?
23 points by eusman 19y ago|16 comments
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by eusman 19y ago
what our lives would be without hackers I wonder?!
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Unlocking the iPhone (with instructions)(iphonejtag.blogspot.com)
3 points by eusman 19y ago|1 comments
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by eusman 19y ago
interesting! but one detail: the advice talks about a chain created by X. So, it should look like XXXXX but in the app it's red boxes not connected...
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by eusman 19y ago
The most interesting article I read from PG the past year. Holding as much of the program in your head gives you the power to identify what will give you the best optimization. Also this may be the short explanation why good software is wri
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by eusman 19y ago
Greenspun's class goes back as much the online communities started to become reality. It's among the first, if not the first in academia, for engineering internet applications in a time nobody even considered collaboration and online commun
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by eusman 19y ago
many people try to pass the concept that "ideas are cheap". Yes, they don't worth anything without good execution. But, lets get serious. No matter how anyone want us to believe, good ideas are not cheap and giving birth to good ideas comes
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What happens to the YC applications after rejected?
7 points by eusman 19y ago|12 comments

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