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What's your thousand dollar idea?
(thousanddollarideas.com)
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What to do if a bubble is starting
(blog.samaltman.com)
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Your Lowest Common Denominator
(frankjwu.com)
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Tumblr May Reject Yahoo’s $1.1B Acquisition Offer For Being “Too Low”
(techcrunch.com)
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The Secrets of Princeton
(nytimes.com)
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14y ago
https://gumroad.com/demo
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14y ago
Have you thought about just using Wordpress? You can be the admin and then make a contributor account for your daughter to write random things but not have the power to publish them or change up any of the settings/design.
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14y ago
I'll take twitorite or twittorite! Thanks for doing this. Username: frankjwu
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14y ago
A local store offered to print the designs in full color on high quality cotton shirts at an exceptionally low price. We contacted many providers to try and find the lowest possible price and we were fortunate enough to gain their support.
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14y ago
Once we addressed the initial concerns, people were much more willing to donate to us and we raised around $1500 in the first three weeks. After that, it was just a matter of packaging and shipping out the t-shirts.
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Author here, I really like what you're doing for Newtown. Best of luck to you with that! As far as the press goes, you're definitely correct about other reporters reaching out. My main point there is that we found more success by personally
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Lessons Learned from Going "Profitable" in Under an Hour
(frankjwu.com)
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14y ago
Honestly sounds no different to me. It's probably better to go with the single S in Founder Stash.
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14y ago
Hi HN! I know this isn't the usual HN project, but I remember seeing something like this posted for a snowstorm a while back. I'm in CT and since I was locked in my college dorm yesterday as Hurricane Sandy made landfall, I decided to get s
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Show HN: Shirts for Sandy - Raising money for the relief fund
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14y ago
I think my favorite has to be this one: "$$$$$$$$$$$$$"
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14y ago
There actually is a way to redirect requests on GitHub Pages. It's a bit hacky, but if you want to stick with GitHub's hosting, it might be worth doing. You can manually create a new page "index.html" in the corresponding subdirectory for y
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14y ago
In that case, how would you go about negotiating the purchase of a domain -- in other words, how do you not show interest to keep the domain owner from raising the price? I'm not the OP, but am just curious what a better method would be.
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The largest known prime in word form
(prime.isthe.com)
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This is a very good point. Forrst's community is geared towards other entrepreneurs and hackers, so the fact that Kyle was his own best user actually helped perpetuate the site's growth, while this wouldn't have worked as well with other le
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Why two heads are better than one
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15y ago
If anyone here is enrolled in Udacity's CS101 class, this actually seems like a good extension/application for what the class is currently teaching, ie using Python's find method to search for URLs and using indices to return a string that
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I suggest Zed Shaw's Learn Python the Hard Way ( http://learnpythonthehardway.org/ ) which is free online and focuses on having you type the code and getting it to work. This is what I used to learn basic Python and it sounds like it fits y
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And he wasn't grammatically correct! "The guy who helped bring you Crate, a dead simple file-sharing service, are now testing something called Gumroad, a way to ask folks to pay for downloads."
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This is more of a combination of the two, which I feel is most certainly the best pathway to success. People tend to give too little credit to luck (especially if they've worked hard as well), but here's the way I see it: you can have a lot
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Ask HN: Would you rather be lucky or good?
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Neutrinos still faster than light in latest version of experiment
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We only have 12 students. I'd estimate that of those 12, about 6 do well in the course. Of the remaining 6, only 1 or 2 are actually struggling with the course. My school is a small (~130 per grade), but renowned international school in Sha
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Interesting schedule. My school's AP Comp Sci A class (also teaches Java) is designed for people who are completely new to programming, but we are introduced to loops fairly early. After first being introduced to the different variable type
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15y ago
I use Evernote as well. I have one journal that is only devoted to my ideas and expanding on them. When I'm on the go, I sync on my phone using the Evernote iPhone app.
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