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"A story with God is the better story.” A good reason for being a creationist is that you think God (or some being) created life and the universe. Thinking it's a better story is not a particularly good reason to call yourself tha
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Smoother Signatures
(corner.squareup.com)
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Seamless cloud setup between Gmail and Drive
(mikepland.com)
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oh come on, if you're going to sue Obama, NSA, Verizon, and DoJ, go for broke: $TEXAS.
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Shoot, I got excited yesterday when I saw that ~1500 number. I remember thinking "wow thats more than I think I'm making... for May 2013: $5660 - $2377.23 - $1808 = ~$1500, is that right? I was wrong. This is incorrect. the 237
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Thanks dvt. I personally would also like to see more transparency among founders. I think there's a fear among entrepreneurs that if they post their data publicly, one of two things will happen: (a) they'll be judged if they're not succeedi
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Thanks Kevin! I didn't even know you had an HN account! Has been a pleasure working together with you as well
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Thank you for taking the time to read it!
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RL uses third party reporting companies that have APIs -- so its not quite "whiteboxing", but I'm not warehousing criminal records and creating FICO scores from peoples financial data independently, if that's what you mean.
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oh man, i don't have a good answer for that, but i'll give you the next best thing -- a bad answer. :) I don't think its fair for me to assume steady growth at my previous 4 months trajectory. I would love that, of course, because, uh, i l
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1. If you're contracted out your dev work, do you mostly work as a manager, ensuring day-to-day operations? I spend my time doing marketing and bizdevy stuff. However, I'm still really involved in any major development efforts, we regula
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Rocket Lease: 1 Year Review
(blog.ezliu.com)
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Getting Started With Pandas (Python): Predicting SAT scores for NYC Schools
(blog.kaggle.com)
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actually, i don't think we disagree on the "will not learn programming via someone else". personal trainers don't make you stronger/skinnier, either -- they're just cheerleaders and a convenient source of immediate feedback which accelerate
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Sure, it doesn't HAVE to cost money. I make a living doing consulting on user acquisition and funnel optimization for other companies, and I feel like I run into the same sorts of objections when selling work. Clients that have any sort of
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was being facetious on both "source" entries, though i do know/have known both escorts (female) and people who have seen escorts (male)
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i don't think anyone is under the delusion that it is foolproof. Obviously, cops can fake all that stuff. But if you're just an average sex worker, the law probably doesn't have it out specifically for you, and it's a lot lower hanging frui
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best job ever. just kidding. obviously, no law enforcement officer has ever engaged in sexual activity with a sex worker. that 's just historical fact. No actual sex has to happen for a crime to be committed. Solicitation is a crime. j
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so the real reason why prostitutes use linked in isn't to FIND new clients or to create networks of whores on linked in -- it's to verify that their clients aren't cops. in a lot of places, prostitution is illegal, and clients and "service
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Spooning by Bitbucket
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got this in my inbox this morning and i've not come across this sort of email before. the site seems legit when you look at it, but is clearly bogus (all links are broken, searching for domains doesnt work) I'm curious, so I'm trying to und
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How does this scam work?
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Why are we so bad at startup predictions?
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make exercise a a habit. lift heavy objects. consume calories and protein. supplements may help.
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any travel in the job? I think I just want to be Andrew Harper...
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The basic idea is "the opposite of Starter League/Dev Bootcamp" -- Starter league gives people the skills to build a basic web app, but that's not the hard part in starting a business. A lot of first time entrepreneurs thing that the thing
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Hustler School: A bunch of stuff non-tech founders should be able to do
(builtinchicago.org)
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Minimalism
(postmasculine.com)
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$500 MVP -- Starter League Graduate building MVP's for experience
(builtinchicago.org)
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Wantrepreneurs, I'm calling you out
(builtinchicago.org)
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