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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
It's more like having to take 19 credits a semester to graduate within my budget and working 20+ hours a week does not leave me much time for unassigned reading, but I will take that suggestion to heart whenever possible (hopefully during t
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
As a computer science student, I don't really have time to read as much material unrelated to Computer Science as I would like, so this was quite a treat. Thanks for bravely humanizing Kim Jung Il and North Korea, and reminding us why we ne
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
Wow this is a great hackathon project. It's simple, but something that people will actually want to use after the hackathon. I do agree that the message may need some tuning up though. Maybe say "John is using anonysize.me to ask you for yo
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
What do I think? I don't know what to think, I cannot base my thoughts on a start up on an knowledge of a 35 year age gap alone. Ergo, if you're asking if it matters, I do not think it does. It could even be advantageous to have the differe
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
And he made the front page of Hacker News. I think he's a better business man than people give him credit for. I think he's a really entertaining guy and tune into his podcasts whenever he puts them out.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I find the title of this thread (based on the line from the article, I presume) deceptive: "What happens to a kid who's too smart for school?" I'm used to reading, and seeing first hand, articles like this: http://www.time.com/time/magazin
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New Content Sharing Network Spling Launches, Announces $400K Series A(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jrubinovitz 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
This post is disappointing to see after all the talk about people working in start ups being depressed last week. If you are hurting at a start up, you should definitely take a good look at your life and figure out what you can change to ma
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I know I personally would consider that, but it really depends on the project and it relies on the fact that I do not have a family to support. Definitely feel free to email me.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
Unfortunately, nothing in that trailer convinced me that he can make a series with the same tone and sense of humor as Entourage. I think posting a trailer for the series would be helpful.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I agree with the seizure point. I think this is a bit too "nuts." I showed it to my friend who has frequent seizures and she agreed. I would not recommend CSS moving this quickly for general use.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I find it interesting how on the pricing page one of the selling points is "No advanced technology No technology at the Point of Sale. Set-up is simple, print once and your loyalty program is ready to go. Sign-up completely online in 10 min
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
This is an awful title for an article.
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CloudMine Lets App Developers Bypass The Backend Pain, Focus On Their Product(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jrubinovitz 15y ago|0 comments
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I felt the same way. I like Kurtz's blog post on the topic as well, very tasteful.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I'm from the Philadelphia area, so I head to Philadelphia tech meet ups and more so hackathons lately now that I'm working and want to keep churning out side projects while meeting awesome people who, broadly put, like hacking. You still ne
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I've been wondering about the connection between mental illness (specifically bipolar) and start up life now that I work at one, and find the experience very bipolar. The way I see this article (as someone who knows bipolar people and what
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I'm viewing your site with Chrome on Ubuntu and your linked text is overlapping onto your other text. Sounds like a fun idea, though. I hope that you'll keep records for us to see. EDIT: So is your bolded text.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
SEEKING WORK (Philadelphia Area, remote works too) Passionate college student looking to work hard on new projects. Skills: JavaScript & JQUERY, HTML5 & CSS, Django, Ruby on Rails Email in profile.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
Great idea, I'll be joining you. We can keep a chat room open to help each other and just talk AI.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
SEEKING WORK: College student with JavaScript (and JQUERY), Node.Js, ExpressJs, Django, Python, HTML/CSS experience. Hard worker, great student and fast learner, looking to get hands dirty. Available 20 hours a week. Philadelphia or remote.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I'm considering trying to take this and get my university to give me credit for it (it's Stanford, from one of the guys that wrote the textbook and I am getting a grade). However, I'm thinking whatever this class costs may hold me back.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
A lot of these examples are not working for me (I'm running Google Chrome 12.0.742.112), especially the Audio example which I really wanted to use. I'm really excited about the features this presents, I just wish they worked on my browser.
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U.S. Venture Capital Fundraising Up 20% In First Half of 2011(techcrunch.com)
1 points by jrubinovitz 15y ago|0 comments
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Driven off the Road by M.B.A.s (time.com)
8 points by jrubinovitz 15y ago|3 comments
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
Excellent! I highly recommend this book if you're looking to get into Node.js.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
RIP Robert Morris. Getting a question from you about my YCom application was one of the highlights of last year.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I think the big catch is that they want your project to be open sourced. Otherwise, it sounds great.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
I definitely want this to lead in a new generation of self publishing for writers that can look as good as the big boys provided they have good editing, and a fantastic website.
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by jrubinovitz 15y ago
Take the $500 and put it towards your start up.

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