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jvandenbroeck
15y ago
This was such an informative post, I wonder when posts like "do you have blue eyes as an entrepreneur?! I don't care!" start trending, Djeez
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15y ago
Put the paypal link in the post! I'm sure that will increase donations significantly, not everybody wants to scroll down that long list of comments..
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Your missing the point, your not learning the lesson, you forget the importance of product development, why didn't your idea catch on? Why might Caterina's version succeed why yours didn't? I don't think it's just publicity. Instead of deve
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15y ago
They also did that to me a few years ago, golden rule #1 don't host any domain of value with godaddy
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What's the title about?
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15y ago
did you do any validation of your idea? (airtime) / how did you do it?
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15y ago
Well I think people are interested in the story, it's like girls that like to watch a girls serie, like to gossip. That said the "tech" relevance of the story isn't that big & I feel bad for Curebit, I read DHH 's post on twitter about
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15y ago
Incredible what they did after the fire, from nothing back to operations in 48h
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Talk by LoveFilm's CEO Simon Calver
(ucl.ac.uk)
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Imo it's also because it's no style; copying source code, linking to resources from another site, copying logo's,.. It's like going to an English gentlemen's tea party clothed like a beggar & shitting all over the place. And then replyi
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OMG, that's really really stupid. (1) It's incredible stupid to just copy sites, (2) it's retarded to keep references to files hosted on other servers and (3) it's incredible retarded to tweet to dhh "chill dude", imo a huge lack of respect
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15y ago
How is this in relation with uni's? Is it for people that have learned how to program without doing CS that want some kind of recognition? Or is it that some startups can't attract CS grads? Or is the CS education just bad/ not wanted by th
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I wouldn't trade my touchpad for an ipad. The only advantage of the ipad is that it has more apps (that you probably don't use anyway). I think the multitasking / cards approach from WebOs is awesome.
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Dear GoDaddy, it's not just SOPA, it's you
(jvandenbroeck.com)
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The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins, old but definitely worth the read. Changes the way you look at things.
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if I interpreted the source of the article correctly, then the article makes a big mistake, they count the domains that change from godaddies nameservers. If you don't host with godaddy it wouldn't show in the statistics. Check the link to
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15y ago
Cool idea, I like it
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Female from SZT Electronic Technology Co.,ltd
(jvandenbroeck.com)
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An idea on SaaS pricing
(jvandenbroeck.com)
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HTML is so simple it's retarded, you just have tags and attributes. CSS is making it interesting & I can understand you find javascript not easy, but HTML, really? No offence, my little sister also doesn't understand HTML, but then agai
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15y ago
Well because down voting influences karma I'm probably posting 70% less than I would. I see HN more like a news site in which I sometimes share my view on something but not to comment or to discuss something (sadly). First I saw HN as somet
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Great! I can really see webOs taking over Android on the tablet market imo. it's a much better experience than Android.
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I think the problem is that most of these laws / incentives are country based. You should lobby in your home country or vote for a stronger EU.
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" A good example is the now credit crisis which was mostly a problem with EU interfering with countries. " This is completely untrue, if the EU had more power the crisis would be much easier to solve. For example with one interest rate for
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Just comparing how much you earn is a bad indicator, You can probably buy more stuff with 1000 euro in Portugal than with 2000 euro in Switzerland or Norway.
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Yes, non technical people can lead technical people successful - but I think they are the exceptions on the rule. As the leader you are responsible for the results of the project - and if you don't understand the technology, you don't under
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I really think the author of the article has no clue about what "good code" is. I could start a whole rant about what's wrong with the post - but davesims summarizes it pretty good.
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In my opinion it is also about values, I can totally understand why they favor these laws, but I want to work for a company that has the same values as I have. Its like the zinga incident in which they forced employees to give back their un
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Finally a list you can use as a computer science graduate to know for which companies you are absolutely not going to work.
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How Google makes Google(+) fast
(plus.google.com)
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