harrisreynolds

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Best Hacker Conferences in 2012?(simplifyingsoftware.com)
4 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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Beyond Bandwidth: UI Performance(calendar.perfplanet.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
Monsanto as a company makes me sick. Their treatment of farmers that choose not to use their seeds is an abomination. It's like me getting sued for software piracy b/c the guy sitting next to me is using pirated software and the wind is b
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
Thanks for this discussion. The more information that is available about programs like these, the better it is for prospective applicants. Best of luck.
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DuckDuckGo used to run out of my basement(gabrielweinberg.com)
7 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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Unique Metrics for Measuring Your Startup(forbes.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
This guy expresses a lot of confidence in his developers and is just trying to motivate them. This is a good thing. It is so so easy to be a joker. Everything in nature needs energy to move forward, including startups and software develo
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For Adobe, the Future Is in the Past(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
+1
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
This is basic "How People Think" 101. People like HOT, INTERESTING, SEXY. People also like FUNNY! Which is why this article was BRILLIANT.
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
This Silk browser could be the "killer feature" of the Kindle Fire... something that allows it to really compete in the tablet space. It'll be interesting to really see how well it works in the real world and what the form factor of the Fi
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Ask HN: When are you going to add a new server?
10 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|5 comments
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Marketing your startup with a steady drumbeat of data(kellynford.com)
4 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
I'm not surprised. When I worked at webMethods we had to endure some of these corporate "pep-rally" speeches given by a non-technical salesy-type CEO. For a hacker, this was very very painful. I can only imagine how painful it'd be to he
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Root Canal or Speech from Non-Technical CEO?(winrumors.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|1 comments
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How open source got its groove back(oregonbusiness.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|0 comments
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How to Rock an Algorithms Interview(blog.palantir.com)
435 points by harrisreynolds 15y ago|163 comments
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
Let's party like it is 1999!
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
Hilarious piece of history.
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
LOL... me too... I was thinking... who couldn't hit 9M hits a day with 120 gigs of RAM... just load everything in memory and walk away! 120 MB is certainly more impressive.
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
I didn't know Developerworks still existed. After this article, I wish it didn't.
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by harrisreynolds 15y ago
This looks very cool... we need richer frameworks to standardized web dev!
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Juicing During a Power Outage(simplehealthandwellness.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 16y ago|1 comments
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by harrisreynolds 18y ago
teej... I've had a very similar experience... I spent 6 months working on a new product, but allowed it to get too complex and the project lagged. I am going to revisit it this year, start with a very simple feature set, and MAKE SURE TO R
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by harrisreynolds 18y ago
hopeless... you are right... but "Hacking a little code in 1 week" makes such a lame headline! :-) I am going to try to make it as much of a polished application as possible and after the launch start the long journey of marketing it! Jere
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Launching a Startup in One Week(simplifyingsoftware.com)
6 points by harrisreynolds 18y ago|6 comments
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$25 + Homeles Shelter + Hard Work = American Dream(scratchbeginnings.com)
1 points by harrisreynolds 18y ago|1 comments