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91.
The Spooky Nature of Electromagnetic Radiation(hackaday.com)
1 points by jseip 12y ago|0 comments
92.
by jseip 12y ago
Boeing, SpaceX, Lockheed?
93.
by jseip 12y ago
That 'Cost per Transistor Cycle' graph is pretty spectacular.
94.
by jseip 12y ago
Well done Onion!
95.
by jseip 12y ago
"Realizing that you are just an average guy who will be just as everyone else, and you'll never ever create something that truly changes the world and has impact on it is fucking scary." First, get that idea out of your head
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Saturn Return(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by jseip 12y ago|0 comments
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Portable Software Defined Radio(hackaday.io)
5 points by jseip 12y ago|0 comments
98.
by jseip 12y ago
Good luck Brian!
99.
by jseip 12y ago
I don't get this. Seems like a late entry into a saturated and (at least in Square's case) not that lucrative market. Any insight into why you would do this?
100.
by jseip 12y ago
Pardon Snowden Now.
101.
by jseip 12y ago
If well configured, the system should be fault tolerant (i.e if any node drops off the network there are other copies available elsewhere. Many systems already implement this (including Bitcoin itself). To be more robust than Dropbox, all
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by jseip 12y ago
This is an amazing business model. If they can make it user-friendly (big if) they'll essentially be offering a more cost-effective, more robust alternative to Dropbox. This appears to be truly disintermediated (P2P) secure file shari
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by jseip 12y ago
Why would I want to do this?
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A Large-scale Study of the Use of Eval in JavaScript Applications (2011) [pdf](cs.purdue.edu)
7 points by jseip 12y ago|4 comments
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by jseip 12y ago
It's an incredibly useful data point to YC if the applicants get rejected and then quit building. If that happens, the entrepreneurs are basically confirming YC's decision not to invest. Ain't no way to succeed without pers
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Peter Thiel: You are not a lottery ticket (2013)(m.youtube.com)
1 points by jseip 12y ago|0 comments
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by jseip 12y ago
The cost is totally prohibitive, even for the early adopter market. Boosted - I was working on this problem (far less successfully than you - hat tip) and came to the conclusion that you have to give people a low starting cost and the abili
108.
On Being 40(chadfowler.com)
37 points by jseip 12y ago|23 comments
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by jseip 12y ago
Well said! Trenton - hat tip for the (on point) gets boys reference
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Space-based solar energy farms(ri.search.yahoo.com)
1 points by jseip 12y ago|0 comments
111.
by jseip 12y ago
erlang and AWS FTW!
112.
by jseip 12y ago
100 years of solitude will stand as one of the world's greatest literary works for the next ~1000 years. RIP GGM
113.
by jseip 13y ago
Interesting to note that they did not dispute the claim (posted on HN with the pastebin data) that they are providing transaction data to government agencies.
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Why Blacksmiths are better at Startups than You (2012)(unicornfree.com)
2 points by jseip 13y ago|0 comments
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by jseip 13y ago
The worst thing about a struggling company is the petty, demoralizing measures management takes to cut costs. Save a few million in 401k costs but waste eight figures in decreased productivity, increased employee turnover, and lower morale
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Jesse Ryan Loskarn's Last Message(jesseryanloskarnslastmessage.com)
41 points by jseip 13y ago|9 comments
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San Jose woman loses $500,000 in online dating scam(m.sfgate.com)
2 points by jseip 13y ago|0 comments
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LivingSocial CEO steps down(blog.livingsocial.com)
5 points by jseip 13y ago|1 comments
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Fail Up(forbes.com)
1 points by jseip 13y ago|0 comments
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Top Code Comments(quora.com)
1 points by jseip 13y ago|0 comments

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