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12y ago
Should Google be collecting this revenue for the content providers? Or could the individual content providers not collect this revenue themselves without having Google take a cut. How hard is it for a site to setup a simple paywall linked t
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12y ago
I did it for 2 years. I had a studio apartment in Hayes Valley (no roommates). It's definitely doable.
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12y ago
In Silicon Valley developers are gods, in NYC wall street bankers are gods.
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Show HN: DIY US and Canada Filings Research
(github.com)
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Open Source XBRL Parser in Python
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12y ago
Also worth mentioning textbooks have the classic principal–agent problem, since the professor choosing what textbook to use for the class is never actually purchasing the book.
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12y ago
Doubling your money is much better returns than any hedge fund I've heard of.
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Textbook Arbitrage: Making Money Off Used Books
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12y ago
Just a week after the LendingClub IPO, I'm really surprised there has not been more buzz on HackerNews about these two online lending companies.
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OnDeck IPO Proves Online Lending Is Red-Hot
(wired.com)
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Show HN: simple chrome extension to auto-renew cafe wifi sessions
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15y ago
At least a warrant was filled. In the recent JotForms takedown no warrant was filled. It just disappeared off the face of the planet. That is mainly my argument: the US Secret Service or any government organization has no right to make site
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What's your learning style? - knowing it may help you
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15y ago
I had one professor in college (Physics) who taught using this model. I created pod-casts for all his lectures and sent then home as homework. Then during class he would work problems (designed to teach key concepts that lined up with the
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15y ago
6-7 on the weekends and weekdays. I code better free of distractions. To accommodate this requirement, I moved my sleep schedule. I sleep from 4am-11am. I feel most awake and in the zone somewhere between 10pm-2am, give or take.
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I have a friend who got his undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering and now works as a iPad App developer. I had a boss that got his degree in Nuclear Engineering and went off to found his own online business (he now works as a devel
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15y ago
This is great. I hope other major players (Google, Facebook, ...) participate in this blackout in some way. Not everyone reads tech blogs and major TV outlets would not cover it since they are in support of SOPA. A little video stream on th
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I'd have to agree with your point: "Most of them are doable but I think they are probably missing amazing developers that may not know how to solve those problems, but they are capable of solving real-life problems (fix this bug, port this
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Thank you for these posting they are extremely helpful. When you say you can not find the right candidate. Please explain (skills, experience, ability to work under-pressure, ability to answer Google-interview style questions). I'm curious.
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15y ago
I'm looking for alternatives as well for ad block plus. Anyone used Privoxy before?
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Update: Seeing as thought working under pressure maybe a valuable skill. Any suggestion on how to get past the brick wall and performing better under pressure.
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The current fad? Hmmm, so if a programmer can take shots and break into something faster than his opponents that makes him a good programmer (Reference to The Social Network)?
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Ask HN: Is working under pressure important?
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