hydrazine

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Zynga might file for IPO as early as Wednesday(venturebeat.com)
18 points by hydrazine 15y ago|4 comments
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by hydrazine 15y ago
Great question. The differences are subtle yet definitely worth noting. To users, $20 worth of food doesn't tell them anything about what they're actually going to buy when they arrive at the venue, whereas $1 for a $2 cup of coffee specifi
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by hydrazine 15y ago
I agree with what iqster said. If you do decide to come to the Bay Area, definitely familiarize yourself with the state of tech here first (and network like hell!) and look for a job you love doing. Being a code monkey is only fun if the pr
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by hydrazine 15y ago
guynamedloren, with your passion and experience, I can see the following happening: Day 1: Move to Bay Area, Day 2: Land job, Day 3: Chase dreams Just show employers what you've done and what you want to do. They'll understand if it doesn't
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by hydrazine 15y ago
Mine haven't changed over the years, but I have different handles for different types of accounts. i.e. professional, casual, gamer, hacker.
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by hydrazine 16y ago
I'm quite fond of Antoine de Saint-Exupery's quote, "Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away." (And my mistake, didn't see doron's earlier post.)
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New Vehicle Engine 3.5x More Efficient Than Combustion Engine, -90% Emissions(msnbc.msn.com)
2 points by hydrazine 16y ago|2 comments
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by hydrazine 16y ago
Gonna try this with pseudo-random opacity styling for even more variations.
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by hydrazine 16y ago
I was at a Zynga Hackathon at Berkeley a year ago. I suppose it's true a good amount of networking goes on, but that didn't bother me too much. I was really there just to hack something together overnight, and my team actually moved to a se
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by hydrazine 16y ago
StumbleUpon for startup ideas. Awesomely amusing!
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by hydrazine 16y ago
Sorry, I meant discover as in through our bubble's reaching them in the future (ensuring they're at least 100ly away).
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by hydrazine 16y ago
Pacman AI > Superbowl!
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by hydrazine 16y ago
IMO Finding live vulnerabilities (with a passion!) outweighs most scripted interviews.
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by hydrazine 16y ago
All in the name of technology.. Assuming no ETs exist within our 200ly bubble, if ETs somehow discovered our signal and made contact, our level of knowledge would jump a few centuries at least.
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by hydrazine 16y ago
True, though they may have filed it away as an unexplained phenomenon, given that the plane was tiny and the camera was shooting from a mile away.
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by hydrazine 16y ago
@apoorvamehta Same here; "doubt me and I'll prove you wrong"
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by hydrazine 16y ago
In any case, if Bing is indeed copying Google's results, it is utterly unethical even if users are receiving accurate search results. As mentioned in the article, what Bing is doing is analogous to copying Google's "exam," which by any reas
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by hydrazine 16y ago
This is breathtaking.. An automated tool would definitely be useful and welcomed, but half the challenge and reward is also staying the 30+ hours to capture the image.