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Ask HN: Are you doing anything to fix apartment rentals?
4 points by goodweeds 15y ago|6 comments
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Poll: Worst tech PR screw-up this week?
4 points by goodweeds 15y ago|3 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Godaddy and SOPA
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Ocean Marketing and Penny Arcade
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Primarily devops consulting. $250/hour is what I'll charge for emergency work from unknown entities, poorly managed entities, or for piece work from customers who aren't likely to be a significant source of project work. For small projects
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Over the past 7 years using the different sites I've turned down 20 projects that I've been asked to bid on, and have only taken one when I was really in dire straits. You could probably make more on odesk than at mcdonalds, but you'll make
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Pot clubs turning to delivery(sfgate.com)
2 points by goodweeds 15y ago|0 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Every time I sit in a coffee shop and listen to some guy at the next table pitch his silly social networking startup, this movie flashes before my eyes, and I start laughing maniacally.
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Startup.com a movie about the last startup bubble(imdb.com)
2 points by goodweeds 15y ago|2 comments
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Crusaders Take Page, and Outfits, From Comics(nytimes.com)
1 points by goodweeds 15y ago|0 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
About 25 domains, though I found out there was a catch around transferring domains within 30 days of their expiration date, so it's more like 21.
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Learning Machines and the Future of Academics(stochasticresonance.wordpress.com)
39 points by goodweeds 15y ago|4 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
By which objective system of measurement do you make this claim? I'm curious.
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Tesla produces publicity rather more than cars. Very well said! Tesla is in the business of marketing their brand and begging for corporate welfare, they only manage to build products as a side-effect.
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Google search: godaddy sopa, last hour: 698 results(google.com)
4 points by goodweeds 15y ago|0 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
By not firing him on the spot they sent a message to their employees that this is acceptable behavior and have created a hostile, fearful work environment for their female employees. They have also allowed Florian to attend other conferenc
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by goodweeds 15y ago
When you do it repeatedly and refuse to take no for an answer (like the jerk in my anecdote) that's the problem. Also realize that every woman at a conference gets hit on by about 20% of the men she talks with. At the last conference I atte
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Are you at a conference in order to expand your professional network and to learn, or are you there to be a sleazebag?
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Consider conferences like your office. Sure you can hit on a woman, free speech is a right, but you're also a dick for doing so, and should be ejected from the conference, or the office when your employer finds out.
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Saudi prince buys $300 million stake in Twitter(sfgate.com)
1 points by goodweeds 15y ago|1 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Fun orthogonal fact. I only first heard about the ApacheCon incident this summer after a guy on that huffingtonpost thread started stalking a friend and co-worker of mine at a conference. It blew my mind to see him there so strongly defendi
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by goodweeds 15y ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/11/08/google-blogger-noir... There was no handling of it. The typical rapist response was "she was drunk, she asked for it". Then it was swept under the rug.
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by goodweeds 15y ago
Apture was incredibly obnoxious. Moreso then when you copy from sfgate or the new york times and they add extra text and adds into your copied text.
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by goodweeds 15y ago
One of twitter's engineers has been accused of attempting to rape a female speaker at ApacheConf. That's the reason two friends of mine have quit Twitter last year. Their culture is incredibly broken.
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Ask HN: Rural DSL or how to take advantage of the Universal Service Fund?
3 points by goodweeds 15y ago|1 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
One thing that hits me as silly is cellphone jamming technology to prevent remotely detonated bombs. In such an arms race, I would just put in a cron job to set off the detonator if the cell network became unexpectedly unavailable.
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Space Planes, Psyops, Secret Prisons: 9 Secret Military Programs(wired.com)
1 points by goodweeds 15y ago|1 comments
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Linux IPO Plan Draws Fire [1999](wired.com)
2 points by goodweeds 15y ago|0 comments
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by goodweeds 15y ago
"visa solution". If the problem is a lack of modern-day slavery in the tech world, then, yeah, it's probably a solution to that problem.
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CA startup sees entrepreneur-ship as visa solution(sfgate.com)
1 points by goodweeds 15y ago|1 comments

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