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far33d
20y ago
prime_bits reminds me a lot of a puzzle I got as an interview question for the DirectX group at MSFT so many years ago. I love the question "What happens when you type ls?" that Sun asks. It can be answered at any level of depth or breadth,
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far33d
20y ago
"good artists copy, great artists steal" - pablo picasso
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far33d
20y ago
Hah! I knew Google would be first to respond!
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far33d
20y ago
I especially like their "since persian calendar 1386" tagline.
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How to Hack Venture Capital
(venturehacks.com)
20 points
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far33d
20y ago
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4 comments
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far33d
20y ago
It would be fun to take bets on which of the 12 toolkits will fix the vulnerability first.
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far33d
20y ago
Weird. I'm not a smoker, but I was, for a LONG time. And it knew that. That's really strange and freaks me out. What I once thought was my complicated little unique snowflake of a brain turns out to just be the combination of 21 values.
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far33d
20y ago
Knowing little about any of those schools, I'd say visit each one, choose the one that "feels" right. Look for inquisitive students. College is all about the community. Lame advice, I know, but you know, I only went to one college.
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far33d
20y ago
It won't change your ability to start a startup. It might change how strong a background in CS you get... but again, that depends on what kind of learner you are. What states?
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far33d
20y ago
Guess they failed at that.
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far33d
20y ago
Maybe because it's in Illinois? I just happened across it following links from the 5 posts jtame just put up.
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far33d
20y ago
The usefulness of scribd is now fully apparent to me. thanks!
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Yet another YC-based application
(illinoisventures.com)
7 points
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far33d
20y ago
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10 comments
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far33d
20y ago
What I mean is: could these same market forces apply to software? Are we at the end of the era of domination on the order of Microsoft Office?
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death of the blockbuster drug (maybe the blockbuster software too?)
(paul.kedrosky.com)
1 points
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far33d
20y ago
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far33d
20y ago
I've been thinking a lot about micro-finance/micro-credit for funding creative content. There are a lot of different possible ways to do it, and this is a nice one... Anything that replaces the labels, the studios, the publishers, etc has t
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far33d
20y ago
it would be cool if the sprites had some ballistic motion after they were spawned... with velocity based on the initial direction of the delta that spawned the sprite + some gravity, maybe some turbulence and random lifespans and size chang
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The Mozilla Manifesto
(weblogs.mozillazine.org)
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far33d
20y ago
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Yahoo hacks - Is the big Y! learning something?
(readwriteweb.com)
3 points
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far33d
20y ago
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far33d
20y ago
My wife likes money and my wife loves taking big risks. So she's the biggest cheerleader in my "crazy" fantasy. At the same time, my wife's been poor too, so she's not worried about tightening the finances either. I guess not everyone is
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far33d
20y ago
Maybe he could resurrect the COPS system to help out YouTube a bit?
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far33d
20y ago
"Research on the Web seems to be fashionable these days and I guess I'm no exception. Recently I have been working on the Google search engine with Larry Page." That's just awesome.
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far33d
20y ago
sometimes an analogy works just way too well.
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far33d
20y ago
remember pb's (to distinguish him from pg) definition of a good product: the suffix "that actually works".
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far33d
20y ago
That's funny. I work at a place that's supposedly full of hard technical (and creative) problems. But they're always someone else's problems. And for every hard problem at a "real" job, there's 10 annoying ones. I bet the startup ratio is
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far33d
20y ago
They price it by making it up.
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far33d
20y ago
The first think I thought when I saw this quote was that there's a wall full of unicycles at the YCombinator/AnyBots office, and lots of people that ride them effectively.
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far33d
20y ago
No offense, but if your parents are paying a dime for your schooling, you should probably tell them you aren't going.
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joost on AppleTV
(joostteam.com)
5 points
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far33d
20y ago
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far33d
20y ago
dude wtf? who writes web apps that don't work w/ firefox anymore? it's not like I'm running lynx.
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