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.NET framework source code to be released(weblogs.asp.net)
17 points by jkush 19y ago|12 comments
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by jkush 19y ago
I think this is a good idea. Have you considered tracking which sites are most commonly allowed and then providing that list as a default for new users? I can imagine it being quite a pain to allow access one site at a time. If there were a
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by jkush 19y ago
nickb, you are a machine!
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by jkush 19y ago
Finding angels isn't as hard as you think. Someone you know or someone your founders know has a connection that can be used. Find it and use it. Angels tend to know other angels, so all you need is to find one. Even if that investor doesn't
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by jkush 19y ago
I think you should plan on making that a feature ASAP. My interest level just went down when I read that it's not available now. Giving people the tools to create a community is a very powerful concept. I think your idea could really work
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by jkush 19y ago
I don't care about karma, but to the person who downvoted my comment above, seriously?
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by jkush 19y ago
I know it's off topic but I feel like an idiot now. I posted a link to this a while back: http://micropledge.com/projects/music-mash without knowing that this had already been done by a YC startup. On one hand, I'm really glad to see that
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by jkush 19y ago
That makes sense because angels don't have to answer to anyone. They're people, not businesses. If you piss them off, you've pissed them off personally. If you pissed off a person at a company, the good of the company often trumps their own
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by jkush 19y ago
That's really cool! I wonder if it's an easy skill to master. I can just imagine how much faster my commute would be.
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by jkush 19y ago
If you really don't know anyone who might know an angel then you have to ask yourself if $250 is worth getting in front of them. They all may say no, but at least you'll have the beginnings of a relationship.
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The next best thing to actually piloting a plane(gizmodo.com)
2 points by jkush 19y ago|0 comments
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Blue Screen of Death in Halo 3(flickr.com)
2 points by jkush 19y ago|0 comments
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Sketchcasting(sketchcast.com)
8 points by jkush 19y ago|3 comments
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by jkush 19y ago
Ask to see their work and then go with your gut feeling. Don't rely on arbitrary questions or other forms of measurement. When it comes to people, the proof is in the pudding and when you meet them, what your gut tells you. I would have to
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How moving your eyes in a specific way can help you solve a complex problem(scienceblogs.com)
2 points by jkush 19y ago|0 comments
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by jkush 19y ago
>Higher-order functions do entail a sacrifice to readability compared with plain loops. I disagree with you there. If you understand that Map, Reduce and Filter (for example) are essentially loops, using them greatly increases code read
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by jkush 19y ago
I'm a huge fan of ending endless speculation. It drives me nuts when coworkers sit in meeting after meeting and speculate about how something might work. How bout just trying it out? From the article: "If you have a question about what you
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by jkush 19y ago
Jesus CEO?
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by jkush 19y ago
From: http://www.solarviews.com/eng/moon.htm Mean surface temperature (day) 224.6 F Mean surface temperature (night) -243.4 F Brutal!
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Google is backing private moon landing contest(news.bbc.co.uk)
13 points by jkush 19y ago|14 comments
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by jkush 19y ago
I agree with you. It would be really interesting to turn the tables. How about having users post one question they would like to ask Obama and then collectively vote on the one they like the most?
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by jkush 19y ago
My answer: "This one is simple: if anything, make sure that net neutrality remains intact. If net neutrality has bitten the dust by the time the next president takes office, I hope he or brings it back."
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Barack Obama posts a question on LinkedIn(linkedin.com)
12 points by jkush 19y ago|10 comments
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Atlas Gloves - DIY Hand Gesture Gloves and Software for Google Earth(atlasgloves.org)
1 points by jkush 19y ago|0 comments
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by jkush 19y ago
Are you sure it can't be salvaged? How about just having a frank discussion? You might be surprised.
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by jkush 19y ago
"By 2010 computers will have disappeared. They will be so small they will be embedded into our clothing. We will interact with virtual personalities via signals wired into our retinas." (not an exact quote, but close) I wish it was true, bu
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by jkush 19y ago
See here for more responses: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11208
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by jkush 19y ago
nice...thanks!
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by jkush 19y ago
Here's a link to the template: http://www.freeantennas.com/projects/template2/index.html
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DIY WiFi Booster(videogob.com)
1 points by jkush 19y ago|1 comments

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