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jere
13y ago
Maybe a silly question, but is there any reason he couldn't have flown to Moscow in the first place?
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jere
13y ago
>It's important for people to include an email in their 'about' box on their profile, so that other HN users can get in contact. The funny part is I didn't have contact info. I only added it to this account a few we
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jere
13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=nluqo I may not have remembered everything perfectly, but there you go.
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jere
13y ago
This was a while ago, but I think I had read about ghost banning on HN before it happened. I'm assuming the same for the people who messaged me.
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jere
13y ago
This actually wasn't my first account. I lurked for a while and then finally decided to join. When I first joined, I commented for a few weeks and then stumbled into a conversation that involved Steve Jobs and poaching employees. The t
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jere
13y ago
Was this written by a robot?
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jere
13y ago
After rereading that, I think all he is saying is that $50k is the floor. In other words, if you can get in the door you're making $50k no questions asked.
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jere
13y ago
What gave it away? Was it tuckermax.me domain before you got to the website, after it loaded, the sidebar bio, or the huge banner at the top?
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jere
13y ago
It's no worse than suggesting that Kevin Rose "made $60 million in 18 months" from Digg. http://37signals.com/svn/archives2/dont_believe_businessweek...
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13y ago
Apparently, I didn't know what reactionary meant. In case I'm not the only one, I'll link to the wikipedia page and hope it does a better job explaining the term than the 15,000 word article posted by Jach. http://
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jere
13y ago
That seems like quite a contrast from Mochizuki.
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jere
13y ago
Another post that actually loaded for me: http://homotopytypetheory.org/2013/06/20/the-hott-book/ [incidentally, it's the official post announcing the book]
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jere
13y ago
>Nine women can't make a baby in one month.
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jere
13y ago
>As he moves across town, he says, "I really only want to meet with entrepreneurs under 25. I mean, if you're 30, what are you doing at South by?" Oh, that's nice. Is this Logan's Run or something?
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jere
13y ago
Kind of amusing how the most consistent theme I could find (in the US at least) was people searching for the weather.
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jere
13y ago
Thanks for sharing. This is terrifying and it's the reason releasing the email addresses is a horrible idea. The web runs on the assumption that you have access to an email address and you'll never lose control of it. Ignoring tha
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jere
13y ago
Awesome. I just started with cloudfront a few weeks ago and to my understanding the root domain thing has been asked about for years. I was kind of bummed that I had to start using www because I have a pretty short domain.
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jere
13y ago
I only get about half the offers above the fold and some obviously look more interesting than others. I'm wondering if it would be valuable to know which offers are correlated with higher purchase rates?
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jere
13y ago
Ah, that makes sense. I didn't think of that, though I'll note that the most popular bundle I know of (Humble Bundle) doesn't seem to do that.
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jere
13y ago
Just noticed the order is random. Is that some kind of A/B test?
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13y ago
>I’ve never seen a single story dominate the front page this convincingly. When Aaron Swartz died, I remember being really surprised that the whole page was on that single topic. For some naive reason, I thought some variety of topics wa
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Trouble in Paradise (Pitcairn's 10-year clash with the British legal system)
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jere
13y ago
I've been waiting for this. Now, only if a single one of the android phones had a decent camera, I'd be in business.
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13y ago
>I work at a company that sells a tool for model based testing and invariably, at every customer company, there are developers that think our tool isn't worth the money, because when we explain to them how it works and they think 'I cou
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13y ago
You're exactly right. I had posted a portion of the quote on twitter and literal googling with that turned up nothing. I'm guessing those comments aren't being indexed. If you're curious, the guy used to run a blog about paleo, although as
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13y ago
One of my favorite quotes on this subject from Kurt Harris: >This is why I am very hesitant to offer ANY specific prescriptions for what to do about your gut biome. The advice to eat dirty vegetables or even start walking around barefoo
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jere
13y ago
Hmm... wouldn't it be good to display an album icon for it on the bundle page then?
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jere
13y ago
Argh. I thought the way this work is you got soundtracks for all the games. Anyway, it's worth it just to play the game and hear the damn music. I linked the full soundtrack, though not in the best format.
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13y ago
This would be worth it for the soundtrack of Hotline Miami alone. This is probably a butchered description, but the game reminds me of the most intense scenes from Scarface with the aesthetics and music of Drive . If you're not convinced
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jere
13y ago
Yea, I was curious about this too. I tried and failed to find anything on it.
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