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by jayzee 16y ago
More on how to protect yourself from the EFF: http://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2008/05/border-search-answers
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by jayzee 16y ago
Looks great, especially for a weekend's work. But I think that is a classical example of going too far with the minimum viable product concept. I would never let you have offline access. I think that quite a few others might not as well.
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The point he is making is that stackoverflow is important because 1. It is useful at work 2. It is useful for getting work He dimisses the possibility that people asking questions about photography might not be photographers doing it for a
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by jayzee 16y ago
used to... it is all about the derivative. where the puck is going etc
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by jayzee 16y ago
HN is not the place for such bigotry.
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Thanks for your comment! My response below: 1. The ILL does not often have the latest popular books. 2. Besides not everybody in the community has access to the university library system. 3. Also this would be a way to create a community ar
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Ask HN: An idea for a dispersed Library of Alexandria
1 points by jayzee 16y ago|2 comments
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by jayzee 16y ago
Sometimes you are glad that they were wrong and sometimes you are sad that they were not right. Automobiles will start to decline almost as soon as the last shot is fired in World War II. The name of Igor Sikorsky will be as well known as
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by jayzee 16y ago
I do it because I can add my papers to a global bib file and then just \cite them easily
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by jayzee 16y ago
As always gotta love the feefighters design and graphics. But I would have just preferred to see a 2D plot with average transaction and monthly volume along the X and Y and regions shaded as blue/red for paypal/merchant account.
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by jayzee 16y ago
--"I met Mark Zuckerberg in School and he asked me to join TheFacebook and I refused" Assuming you are telling the truth, you can't see a brilliant business even if its in your face -- Only people who do not actually have to make the choi
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by jayzee 16y ago
I am not an Amazon supporter but come on, do you think if you were hosted on any other US service, rackspace or what have you, that they would keep hosting you while the us govt was pressuring them to shut you down?
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'High usage' slows down Internet in Bahrain during the mass protests (gulf-daily-news.com)
1 points by jayzee 16y ago|0 comments
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by jayzee 16y ago
By the way the case study on the site about how redit fixed their search is very well written and interesting. Good sample for a case study: http://indextank.com/_static/papers/IndexTank%20Reddit%20Cas...
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by jayzee 16y ago
I read the copy on the site and I have no idea of what they do/it does. I feel that often there is a strong urge to 'talk up' your service by making it grand. The problem with that nobody will use it because everybody thinks its cool but no
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by jayzee 16y ago
Its funny. My grad school adviser was like this. Think about it. Getting paid the wages of a peon and being treated as one.
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by jayzee 16y ago
I got that. I was aiming for a little poetry by pointing that specific one out.
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by jayzee 16y ago
"I love you" does not lose meaning in translation.
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by jayzee 16y ago
Thanks! yeah, thats what I was thinking but was hoping that people would say otherwise/offer reasons why they would be insistent on hosting it locally.
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by jayzee 16y ago
Thanks jhancock. It is true that it may not affect sales in other markets but I was hoping to make money from sales in china for my company!:)
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The Origin and Evolution of New Businesses - Amar Bhide
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by jayzee 16y ago
- Is the investor a high net-worth individual? - I would not get a friend attorney even if he has experience with start-ups. Talk the the established law firms and they may be able to defer fees. That way you can be sure that you got the 'g
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Ask HN: Selling B2B Software to a Chinese company
5 points by jayzee 16y ago|4 comments
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by jayzee 16y ago
Love it. Now just find a way to integrate it with the snarky behind the scenes comments on thefunded and you are gold!
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by jayzee 16y ago
What is interesting that are all these players discrediting and releasing each others documents: Wikileaks, Manning, HBGary, Anon. If you were to make a list of their fate from worst to best: Manning > Wikileaks > HBGary > Anon,
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by jayzee 16y ago
I feel that the product is like a square plug in a round hole. I would not trust some delivery guy who held up a cheap plastic thingy to swipe my card. Just looks like I am giving up my credit card info right in front of me to gangs in Bela
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Hackers Highlight Offers of Corporate Espionage(nytimes.com)
62 points by jayzee 16y ago|8 comments
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by jayzee 16y ago
Yes, but when you succeed your start-up takes you to the bank, while your wife takes you to the cleaners ;)
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by jayzee 16y ago
Awesome design. Even the book. I noticed that if you flip through the pages quickly it looks like the ninja star at the bottom of each page is spinning and traveling across the page!:)
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by jayzee 16y ago
Are you going to let them resell your stuff? They may bespoke the bespoken . You have to be careful in your contract with that stuff as well. And if thats ok with you then you should charge for that.

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