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by itmag 15y ago
I suspect you are referring to this: http://yourbrainonporn.com/
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Money – Is it Abundant or Scarce in Your Mind?(jackspirko.com)
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by itmag 15y ago
People really have girlfriends who won't let them watch porn in peace? Hell, where I live, most chicks watch more porn than do the guys.
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by itmag 15y ago
That does it! I am getting into node.js! What should I read?
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by itmag 15y ago
You sound like an interesting dude. Too bad it's nowhere close to me :(
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by itmag 15y ago
Off-topic but relevant: everyone should look at this guy's book: http://www.amazon.com/Hacking-Work-Breaking-Stupid-Results/d...
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by itmag 15y ago
This was a good read for me, as I am currently looking for a co-founder. It made me realize that I am already a Camp Director and Hustler myself, and made me re-affirm that what I need is a design co-founder (aka the Steve Jobs protegé, as
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by itmag 15y ago
An e-buddy of mine that would probably be interested in meeting you: http://www.richardspindler.com/ (he runs his own hackerspace)
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by itmag 15y ago
I find that in a discussion it's best to avoid the trench warfare of "you vs me" and instead try to understand as many perspectives as possible. Intelligence: understanding a given perspective. Knowledge: knowing of many different perspecti
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by itmag 15y ago
Very cool! I'm going to apply this to my own pile of ideas. Picking an idea and focussing on it has always been my main problem. (See my idea-pile here: http://ideashower.posterous.com )
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by itmag 15y ago
Different ways to look at work ethic: Mercenary (sneaky): "They're getting the exact amount of work from me that they manage to extract." Mercenary (quid pro quo): "They're getting what they're paying for. If they want increased work ethic,
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by itmag 15y ago
Your comment keeps getting up/down-voted like crazy, which seems to indicate that there is a strong and opinionated divide on the topic of proper work ethic. It would be a lot more interesting if people actually stated their arguments, thou
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by itmag 15y ago
Might as well mention that I'm looking for a co-founder. See my startup ideas in my profile text.
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by itmag 15y ago
Isn't there some kind of game theory which takes irrational/drunken actors into account?
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by itmag 15y ago
Hey, and I thought that was the Helvetic sea :)
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by itmag 15y ago
"Although many Europeans are at work and may not be on HN" Uhm, that's exactly why I'm on HN.
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by itmag 15y ago
Sweden here. Anyone else? :)
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by itmag 15y ago
A DSL doesn't have to be Turing-complete IIRC so format strings could probably qualify.
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by itmag 15y ago
"Proxy war", lol :p Does that mean that nano and notepad will be recruited to do the actual fighting in the jungles of Vi-ed-nam?
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by itmag 15y ago
"Although I don’t see a ton of it in the wild, it’s 100% valid to write your own custom jQuery traversals, filters, and so forth. my own jQuery Combinators includes `.K` and `.T` combinators so that you can break code up into functions so y
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by itmag 15y ago
What are some other examples of DSL's that are useful in the same way as regexes? I am thinking LINQ might qualify. Also, JQuery is strictly not a DSL, but it kinda feels DSLy.
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by itmag 15y ago
Heh, I'm good (and getting better all the time) and I am working for a crap wage (due to lack of a resumé). Then again, this is Sweden... But, the situation is temporary! I'm just a temporarily embarassed millionaire, and all that :)
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by itmag 15y ago
We should build it: http://ideashower.posterous.com/urgent-an-idea-i-have-for-a-... http://ideashower.posterous.com/idea-multi-modal-coaching-si... http://ideashower.posterous.com/idea-crowdsourced-lifecoache...
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by itmag 15y ago
If they gave $50M to the Open Source Ecology guys, we could start to change the basic food-production business model of society for the better. Now THAT is properly leveraged cash. And something that has wide-reaching implications. Spending
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by itmag 15y ago
Also, why is it seemingly always a bunch of crap that gets funded by VCs? Is there no one who will take a step back and fund tech that levels us all up for the long haul? Investors: enough with social shopping, Facebook for cats, and crowds
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by itmag 15y ago
Here's a question that will probably get me downvoted: what exactly is it that costs so much money in startups? Is it servers? Is it paying awesome brogrammers the exorbitant wages that they oh so deserve? Is it paying for marketing? Or s
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by itmag 15y ago
This. I am the guy who is quoted in her blog post, and I don't really recognize myself in what she writes. I want to be my own boss, do interesting/meaningful work, and at least have a shot at recognition and wealth. To me, starting my own
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by itmag 15y ago
I'm the one who's quoted in her blog post. See here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3283401 Ask me anything :)
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by itmag 15y ago
Sorry to deny you an answer and instead offer a question of my own but here goes: What are some unexplored niches in the social shopping market?
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by itmag 15y ago
Shameless plug: http://ideashower.posterous.com (these are just pure ideas / starting-points, no thought given to business plans whatsoever)

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