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by intellegacy 13y ago
I suspect that much of the contention around this famous problem is based on the original boundaries / rules of the problem being unclear. The problem as stated sometimes leaves out crucial information that affects the outcome. Example
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by intellegacy 13y ago
The rules of the problem aren't explained very well. most of the contention probably is based on unclear boundaries of the game.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
I learned to code. Listened to all the advice of hackers who said it was the most important thing ever, and they'd never work with you on startups unless you coded as well. Well I learned. I worked as a software dev for 1 year as well.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Is it Free to use for one month, or free to download and use forever, offer expiring after one month?
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Yep, they're targeting tutors. They contacted me (SAT Tutor) and got me to signup. I haven't completed the registration yet as they want me to schedule a phone interview with them and I don't see how it can help me yet.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
It's situations like Matt's that I find myself wishing I studied CompSci in undergrad, if simply for the connections to other hackers. Goodluck Matt. Let's grab coffee sometime.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Schopenhauer said it 200 years before Orwell did, a fact I discovered only this week. I recommend Schopenhauer's essay if you liked this one. Read essays 1-3 http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/s/schopenhauer/arthu
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by intellegacy 13y ago
I don't think this works with HN.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Can you articulate how this is different / better than writespace?
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by intellegacy 13y ago
still not working. Signed up, answered your questions, back at the main page
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by intellegacy 13y ago
what language / framework did you use to make this? nice job btw!
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by intellegacy 13y ago
This is bit of a nitpick but he did not quit school to work on tumblr. He was homeschooled, first of all, while working at various startups. Secondly he started tumblr in 2006?, long after he had dropped out of high school.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Hey HN, slightly off-topic question: is it possible to have a "login to our website with HN" capability? similar to facebook and twitter connect.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Quora?
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Very insightful, thanks. Maybe I can make a startup based on helping people help others.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Sure, drop me an email.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
No worries! I block spam accounts too, haha. I saw an account that had tweets that sounded a bit off. After reading them carefully, I realized they were most likely fake 'real' tweets. Incredible what the spammers are doing these days.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Boston is an underrated startup scene. I've only been getting involved recently and it's amazing how many quality tech businesses don't make it to HN, especially ones out of MIT or ones started by older professionals (often with phds, etc)
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by intellegacy 13y ago
I don't see your email anywhere but sent you an invitation on linkedin. or pop me one.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
This is amazing! So insightful. Can I talk to you sometime via email? I'm interested in your thoughts about how to bring people together and be less lonely. BTW why can't I follow you on quora?
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Insightful emotional intelligence you don't see often on HN. Where/how did you learn that?
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Ask HN: What skills to learn to land a job at a startup?
1 points by intellegacy 13y ago|1 comments
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Thanks. These meet pretty infrequently though. I guess I'll have to make my own connections somehow. Maybe join a hacker house in Cambridge.
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by intellegacy 13y ago
>The main feature of my site though is a private messaging feature. This allows users to instantly message other users of their interest instead of having the inconvenience of opening another application or window for email, and as well
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Ask HN: Whom do you want to meet?
2 points by intellegacy 13y ago|4 comments
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Shoot, I can't make this month's OpenHack. it looks cool though; I will try for June. Thanks a bunch!
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Regardless of one's stance on the well-hashed out debate of whether ideas are worth nothing, the guy suing was one of the three co-founders with equity. To kick him out like that without proper recompense is unjust and malicious. To me, the
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Ask HN: Boston (free) hacking spaces?
3 points by intellegacy 13y ago|4 comments
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by intellegacy 13y ago
What are current revenues if you don't mind me asking?
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by intellegacy 13y ago
Is this basically strikingly?

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