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13y ago
You lost me by leading with a big picture of Aaron.
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And as someone else pointed out, the coach of the teams get paid more than the president of the university! They get paid more than even their most valuable professors!
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Yes and no. Ideally it's just a university sports team. But now college sports have gone from university students playing football in their spare time to exceptional athletes who attend classes in their spare time. Some universities, s
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13y ago
Its very scary to build your business on being ranked high on Google. When you build your house on sand...
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13y ago
I thought a lot of people pointed out ways to attack the security protocol if they had physical server access.
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I think its more because their contract has an expiration date. They get paid more because there is a "risk" that they could be unemployed for some time before they find a new contract (not likely for programming jobs, but speakin
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13y ago
This is the 2nd "Show HN" coffee startup this week. Am I missing something? Is it so hard to go to the store to buy coffee when you're buying the other office supplies?
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13y ago
Tell HN: My Startup Failed. Fuck.
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One of the few things to make me audibly laugh today. They expect you to know everything(to be THE MOST CRUCIAL person in the company), but I let it go thinking there was some perk I was going to read next which justified it. Perks include:
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13y ago
Oh no! Google+!! It's not nice of google to force it down my throat just because I'm using my Google Wallet Card connected to my Nexus 5!
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The 3D printing of the parts is cool, but the overall implementation is not out-of-this-world awesome. Still, neat. Good job. I recommend some more work on the training part. One method is to define the different positions you want the arm
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Not sure how big the market would be. I feel that a lot of people can get enough "knowledge" from http://wikitravel.org/
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The only thing wrong with the nexus 4 is the battery life, and I don't think an 8% increase in battery size is going to help much. Maybe on average 15 minutes extra screen-on time, but then again it's meaningless without knowing s
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13y ago
Every international wire transfer I've seen offered by my banks has costs at least $15 - $25. Here in NL, its so much each to use send someone money: They tell you their IBAN, you grab your Random Reader and enter you pin and get a sec
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How is a construction worker or teacher supposed to remote work? The problem is not that people like us can't afford to move, but that the average employee in normal other work roles cant. Sweden is much better at this, but I think eve
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I don't mind. Their OS sucks. But I think it was the forbes author who pumped up our expectations.
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I read that CGI Federal developed the site, but did they get the contract to maintain it? I can imagine that, compared to a non-gov't contract, they have to go through a lot of red tape to fix the issues and build up capacity.
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Bottling Permit: http://public.leginfo.state.ny.us/LAWSSEAF.cgi?QUERYTYPE=LAW...
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Correct. My feelings on this were basically: It's a shame that the domain could be put to a greater use. The owner could utilize it better. But under no circumstance would I say that he as the owner couldn't do what he wanted.
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Seems like an experiment contrived to take a trip to the Mediterranean. I can see this being a good bachelors experiment, but if its grad student work, it seems pretty obvious that if you set up a fake GPS satellite, it will skew the coordi
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It would be really interesting to know how much revenue this site earns him.
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All the people who go to "nissan.com" looking for info about their car and having to spend more time finding the site, while small for each person, add up to a lot of wasted time in total. All for an insurance ad. Taking the web o
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I looked at nissan.com, and its a shame that the site is basically internet trash and lame ads.
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ViaCycle (YC S12) ditches GMU as customer due to "transition process"
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Seems like the Technical University of Eindhoven is the place to be these days.
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I'm sure he's relieved to hear he's able to go to Venezuela.
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I don't use LinkedIn for much more than a way for people to get a quick bit of info about me when they google my name, thanks to how high linkedin profiles rise in search results. I don't use it enough to care who I connect to. I
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I was hoping that by getting them to sign up with the recruiter you would have used that to intercept communication.
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I don't get it. The guy was an idiot, and the people who funded Ecomom were blind. A high school student could have pointed out the flaws here.
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14y ago
He's changing the resistors such that the bits which specify the identity of the board to the system now identify as something else? So if in fact there was some difference in the board design or chip design, then it could cause problems wh
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