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by jsrfded 18y ago
Banning a single site feels good, but is a short-term band-aid on the moderation system. Better to identify the factors in valleywag stories that are undesireable and find a way to target them generally - to raise the editorial quality her
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What to do when (everyone thinks) Google's out to get you(valleywag.com)
1 points by jsrfded 19y ago|0 comments
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Another comment here suggests an idea.. The YC folks here in the sfbay are supposedly all together in a building in Sunnyvale. They commune there daily and share wisdom. Can you ask, here, if one of those companies will host your visit an
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by jsrfded 19y ago
You need to book appointments before you go. Use Linkedin, Facebook, friends-of-friends, help-me posts on wherever... get meetings. Say "I'm an entrepreneur from xxx and I'll be visiting the bay area on xxx. I'd like to meet with interesti
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by jsrfded 19y ago
try ab -c 1000 -n 100000 <url> that will give you 1000 concurrent connections, 100k total connections. good luck.
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by jsrfded 19y ago
I don't know, it kind of makes sense. You guys don't have nearly enough imagination for the level of common evil and machiavellianism in the typical C-suite. And for guys at the top of the money/power pyramid, like Larry, who got there th
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Not my experience. But I've primarily worked in places where programming talent was front & center, valued, and the cost of replacing a good developer was high. If you get a 3% raise at a big software company, that's usually a sign you
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Because the server is returning charset=ISO-8859-1 but the body contains microsoft charset chars. The question marks should be hyphens.
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Cringley's point is that this could lead to industrywide wariness and hatred of Google, unfortunately. MSFT was known for dirty tricks, and galvanized much of the industry against them. Maybe they're paying for this now to some extent. If
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by jsrfded 19y ago
...in engineering. They don't apply the same standards in other groups.
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Bite your tongue. Folks with far less to show are regularly promoted to sainthood here. Marc climbed up from grad student to monster IPO, rode out huge corporate stuff at Netscape/AOL, left and started another company, raised huge money, b
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by jsrfded 19y ago
Really?
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Huge collection of entrepreneurship videos from Stanford(edcorner.stanford.edu)
16 points by jsrfded 19y ago|2 comments
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by jsrfded 19y ago
It's a bit shallow to sum a 5000 word essay which spans the history of the FSF, the rise of linux, and the cultural friction between the two, viewed (oddly, but intruigingly) through the lens of one's editor with 'you said editor, let's not
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by jsrfded 19y ago
"any shareholder" == Craig, you mean, since he owns the other 75%.