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Harvard professor building an army of super-humanitarians
(bostonmagazine.com)
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I think Pinterest is a game changer because of the physical social interactions it creates outside of the site. My wife has been to multiple Pinterest "parties", where they pick a craft or recipe and make it together. If someone comes over
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IMO, the only way for physical books to exists alongside ebooks is by bundling the ebook with the physical book, similar to movies. It baffles me why publishers haven't already done this, but then again...publishers aren't the brightest peo
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100% agreed. My wife is a labor and delivery nurse. I ask her many questions about her job but I have no interest in learning to how give an IV or check for effacement. If someone you're dating is not interested in learning your programming
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15y ago
Have you launched yet? Being in different timezones post-launch can be extremely difficult in my experience. Bugs and new code gets really hard to manage when the co-worker you need to talk to is asleep while you are working.
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15y ago
You have to understand the publishing industry to understand why eBooks fail so terribly in design and typography. Most publishers could care less about the eBook format. They still have this idealistic vision that eBooks will die off. Publ
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15y ago
This would actually be great if I could rent a puppy for an hour for my kids or something. Maybe you should turn this into an AirBnB for pets. I'm sort of kidding, but sort of serious. I bet PETA would love you ;)
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15y ago
"Atwood's Law: any application that can be written in JavaScript, will eventually be written in JavaScript." Nice! Nodejs is very much proving this theory to be correct.
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15y ago
That's okay Tam. Like you said, parenthood is not for everyone and I agree with that. And yes, Jeff's chart would imply only a 2% difference. But that 2% doesn't include the child's happiness and well being. When you have a child, you are d
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15y ago
I had no idea Textmate 2 would be a free upgrade for Textmate 1 users. I would gladly pay for Textmate 2 as well.
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Disney’s Appmates Turn The iPad Into An Interactive Playmat
(techcrunch.com)
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15y ago
This would have been most useful when I first starting learning Rails, but it's still useful nonetheless.
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16y ago
Great post Chad. I work for an SF startup and have been trying to sell my house in Texas for 6 months. It's ridiculously frustrating and stressful. Best of luck on your house selling!
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16y ago
I sent you an email.
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16y ago
Cuban never said anything about those companies adding no value or being worth nothing. He just said they might be overvalued.
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16y ago
Natalie, love the site - it's one of those ideas I wish I would've done! Wish this was around when my wife was pregnant.
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ThreeWords.me Acquired by Domain Name Czar
(on.mash.to)
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16y ago
Totally agree here. I prefer startups to ask for projects instead of a resume. For my job (YC startup), I believe my resume design caught their attention, and my side-projects got me an interview.
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16y ago
Great list. I would add that if a resume is required, a well designed resume is important especially if it's a front-end or generalist engineering role. Kick ass startups look through hundreds of resumes, and first impressions are a big dea
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16y ago
I found a job from the September 2010 thread.
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16y ago
I wonder if Why the Lucky Stiff designed it!
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19y ago
I like the idea. It's similar to Goalmigo but with a competitive twist.