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16y ago
I never realized the extent of Tesla's clairvoyance. This is a pretty cool read.
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Nikola Tesla predicted mobile phones in 1909
(recombu.com)
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16y ago
Just a friendly heads-up that everyone should help spread the word for people in Egypt (and anywhere else with blocked/censored Internet) to download and start using AnchorFree's Hotspot Shield as soon as possible. I've even started using i
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16y ago
+1 I love Dropbox and use it for everything. Refuse to store anything precious exclusively on my laptop.
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Interactive National Geographic Surname Map
(ngm.nationalgeographic.com)
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16y ago
Excluding computers and the internet, I would honestly have to say cell phones generally, and more specifically the iPhone.
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16y ago
Hi Romil- our new startup will help you find the best co-founder immediately. No need to spend months searching. We expect to have a private beta online within a few weeks and a full version shortly thereafter. We are currently accepting si
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16y ago
Loved this article. Couldn't agree more. +1.
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16y ago
I'm not going to lie: when I first read the Huffington Post article ( http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/01/20/two-suns-twin-stars... ) citing a news.com.au article ( http://www.news.com.au/technology/sci-tech/tatooines-twin-su... ) I was g
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Will Betelgeuse Really Become a Second Sun?
(space.com)
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16y ago
I am sure your data is worth at least $150 to you. But yeah, basically. Oh and, never again by a WD portable. I ended up getting a Seagate. So far, great.
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Helping Entrepreneurs Succeed: Marc Andreessen
(walkercorporatelaw.com)
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16y ago
Right, but of course that's the beauty of it, right? Communal editing (helps) ensures that most errors are short lived. I actually took the effort to edit an article once. It was on hearsay. There were some complicated nuances as between ce
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16y ago
<embarrassed>I do, thank you. :)</embarrassed>
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16y ago
Loved this article. And this question - how to find the best co-founders - is what motivated me to start Venturocket in the first place.
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16y ago
I haven't yet. I suppose I probably should at some point though. I assume there's no limit to how many times you can download your data?
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16y ago
We definitely used to use wikipedia in law school while in class to compliment professors' lectures; it was pretty common practice, not to mention its invaluable help in studying for exams. Although certainly not citable as any primary, sec
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Sloan data yields biggest colour night-sky image ever
(bbc.co.uk)
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I just wrote you quite a long story, so in case you don't have the patience to read it all, here's my recommendation for you (as echoed again at the very end): If you have no backup of your data, I recommend taking your drive to a special d
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16y ago
Did this give anybody else goosebumps too? In a GOOD way, I mean? This is amazing.
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Apple gets greener with solar device patent
(venturebeat.com)
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16y ago
By the way, we are now accepting people for our closed beta: the first 100 sign-ups will be granted access.
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Thunderstorms That Shoot Antimatter
(skyandtelescope.com)
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Personal Hotspot feature coming to all iPhones in iOS 4.3? | Appletell
(appletell.com)
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16y ago
Finding talented engineers as "mere employees" are hard enough; finding talented engineers suitable to be your co-founder(s) for a startup are even harder. It took me over a month of searching, interviewing, and painstaking gut instinct che
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16y ago
To everybody at HN: excuse me for having missed the "approach to comments" section and for having ignorantly posted a comment to my link. I'm new to posting on HN and will make a point to follow the guidelines.
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16y ago
Excuse me, I misspoke (mis-wrote?) ... I meant to write that I could -- theoretically -- use the iPhone internationally. In fact precisely because of the exorbitant costs, I have rarely ever done so, and any event, never for anything othe
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More on that Void Between Super Angels & VCs
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
The argument presented in the article is plausible, but I call it "the guy with the S65 AMG Benz admiring the guy with the Maybach" argument, i.e., the Maybach is a few hundred thousand dollars dearer than the Benz, itself a $200K car. Whil
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16y ago
Couldn't agree more: that's been the driving force behind our new startup, and our greatest challenge by far, i.e., how to keep it as simple as practicable.
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