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16y ago
Re: honking. Don't travel to SE Asia; you'll be horrified.
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Wouldn't woodworking require real wood?
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16y ago
Not sure about a startup . Maybe a side project.
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If the Apple App Store had an API, I would be tempted to write a bot to buy me a highly rated app every ~3 days. Didn't try very hard, but I was unable to determine whether the Android Market has an API for purchasing paid apps. In that ca
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16y ago
Is there a way to tell if the Heroku piece of the deal is still active? I suppose we may know after it expires, but at this point, I don't see a definitive confirmation either way of whether it is active or not. It would be a great excuse
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I just attended a DVCS talk today ( http://worldtour.fogcreek.com/ ) and one simple difference between SVN and DVCSs is still fresh in my mind: When you are pushing your changes back to trunk, how safe is that process? In a normal SVN workf
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16y ago
YouTube was written in Python. Just wanted to add a unique (and possibly non-obvious) data point.
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16y ago
Just because there is high unemployment nationwide, don't assume that getting a software development job will be historically difficult. After long hiring freezes, tech companies - more specifically, the team leaders who end up interviewin
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16y ago
Nope. It belongs to Tim Ferriss, author of 4 Hour Workweek. He's pretty famous among hackers and freelancers. It was the only site that came to mind that naturally used 'ww' at the end. :)
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It breaks rule #2 and it's not my site, but I think this would be popular with HN users: 4h.ww.com -> www.fourhourworkweek.com
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I honestly wasn't expecting this announcement for a long time. Many people had requested this functionality, including additions to the base S3 APIs, and I knew that the easy solution was to extend only CloudFront functionality without brea
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16y ago
Yes, but Little Bobby Tables is an inside joke for the HN audience. I love that comic!
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16y ago
You may be thinking of something very much like Personal Rapid Transit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personal_rapid_transit My favorite design of PRT was always SkyTran, featured in a Popular Science or Popular Mechanics magazine years a
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Congratulations - I did that two weeks ago and feel nothing but great for making the decision! If you're capable and have some bridge money, just make the jump and don't look back.
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16y ago
From experience with the Mac version of 1Password: 1Password's integration with browsers is great. I want to save my web site passwords, but I don't want them to be always available for any user of my computer. With 1Password, I only need
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16y ago
Were the rates for Java programmers that: - Accenture was hiring to build internal infrastructure for Accenture - Accenture was hiring as subcontractors for Accenture's own consulting contracts - worked fulltime for Accenture and were being
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17y ago
To me, "could not say how they would use" is entirely different from "could not precisely say how they would use." Call it editing for length, but it does change the title's meaning significantly. The first implies - potentially - that I
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This is just a theory about bad left-lane drivers in the U.S. - where I live - but here goes: Many drivers in the U.S. are uncomfortable driving and using their mirrors, most likely due to how easy it is to get a license and not having to u
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17y ago
I'm not defending his garish background color, but it's only on the sides. Shrink your browser window width and the problem goes away. I skimmed your copied text first before clicking the link, so it helped - thanks!
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17y ago
"But I don't trust these companies, and I especially don't trust Apple or Google with my writing work. I can see a day when what I write has to be approved by someone who works for Steve Jobs before it can be read publicly." When I read s
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17y ago
iPad + Bespin. Is anyone else interested in this potentially tasty combo-meal? The App Store may not allow language interpreters, but as long as Bespin plays well with Safari and JavaScript, Bespin is just another valid webapp. And with a
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17y ago
Because it's so much damn fun!! ;)
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17y ago
To continue with this line of thought, then, it would be better for retention to: a) Pay an employee $2 MM a year in salary and have them spend it along the way. Rather than: b) Give them stock that vests in 4 years - worth $5 MM - and have
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17y ago
I think the money making bit is part of the witty name, "to deceive and slaughter." :) Otherwise, it would be "a tool to auction and ship around."
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How does the possibility of employees becoming independently wealthy factor in to determining compensation for star performers? Let's say that I have personally determined that $3-5 MM of assets properly invested would earn me enough to li
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With respect, I would hardly ever think of going to an overpriced airport restaurant if I had other local choices near my work. Keeping them behind security where they can properly service hungry travelers seems right to me.
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Not spam. His comment and website appear very relevant to the radio program, which talks about real-time information from iPhone users suppressing the ski resorts' false reports (say that five times fast). I would consider it spam if he cop
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"Computer science"? "Rocket science"?
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I met Ken while I was a student at Brown. Not only is he talented (the Wired article only mentioned him as the 17 year old programmer from Rhode Island), but he is also an extremely nice fellow. Not at all cocky.
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RightScale is a service that manages cloud deployments - they started with EC2 and have expanded much beyond that. They started using Chef recently. http://blog.rightscale.com/2009/09/16/rackspace-rightlink-ch... Although they are quite
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