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by hbhakhra 12y ago
According to crunchbase[1], Eat24 was bootstrapped. That is going to be a nice payout for the two founders. [1] https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/eat24hours
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David Walsh: How to Make Your Site Smaller and Faster(davidwalsh.name)
1 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
This will be interesting to see. Yeah these office supply stores have competition from online retailers, but I would assume they make a good chunk of their revenue from corporate/education customers. Since that is their biggest revenue
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I just came across this site, anyone used this and have feedback to give on it?
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Poachable: Anonymously look for your dream job(poachable.co)
9 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|1 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I guess not earlier profitability but earlier "riches" because there is only one person taking from the pie. Of course the reason people add confounders/employees and take VC funding is because it makes the total pie easier t
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
This talk by DHH explains why I prefer to bootstrap a company: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=0CDX... The main point being, that if you start off by selling a product (rather than getting people
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Google Fiber’s latest FCC filing is Comcast’s nightmare come to life(yahoo.com)
8 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I'm at the prototype phase of an educational product and have shown the product to teachers and they are interested in using it in the classroom, but they have already expressed concerns in pushing sales through the school. It seems li
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
An oversight is still a vulnerability. I agree it didn't take some over the top technical knowledge to discover it, and a 512 bit static key was known to be vulnerable, he exploited it and showed it to be vulnerable. A widely known bug
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
How can someone monetize on a finding like this? This vulnerability easily had a value of millions to Google, Amazon, Yahoo etc, but how could Zachary Harris have made money of his discovery?
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How a Google Headhunter’s E-Mail Unraveled a Massive Net Security Hole (2012)(wired.com)
4 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|4 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
As others said - grow faster than your current cash allows. You don't want to have scale just to support your current customers but be able to scale to support your future customers. One example that was mentioned in the article was bu
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Full page scrolling plugin(alvarotrigo.com)
2 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How was this design technique achieved?
1 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|1 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
Free radicals are parts of a chemical structure that are unpaired and therefore super reactive. The reason they are linked to cancer is they can easily form bonds with molecules that they shouldn't be bonding with and cause crazy thing
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A Pen That Creates Circuits(123d.circuits.io)
3 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
Looks like they took the design that was widely praised with the Moto X and used it for the Nexus 6. The Nexus 6 looks like just a bigger version of the X (obviously better specs).
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Introducing Twitter Flight, our first mobile developer conference(blog.twitter.com)
1 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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On Generalization(medium.com)
12 points by hbhakhra 12y ago|0 comments
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by hbhakhra 12y ago
I see why HN keeps the flamewar rules the way they do. This is a good example of where # comments > # points pushes the post down in ranking.