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The point isn't necessarily to venture out and start a company The point is that your title "Why You Should Quit Your Job to Be a Founder" contradicts your explanation here. So it is a link bait title. I did however like the article.
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.. Yeah, seriously what's the catch?
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You also do not read magazines, newspapers or watch television? You also do not use Google or Twitter (this isn't you? https://twitter.com/scott_to_s )?
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14y ago
The problem is that certain Hacker News users are submitting stories from blogger X. No matter how relevant/irrelevant the story is to Hacker News. There is no curation. There is just a race to 1st submit to gain karma. For Marco.org sub
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14y ago
From my rough viewing of this page: http://appnetstats.com/ I'm seeing that "Unique users today" is around 10-15% of 17,500 at the end of the day. Let's high ball that and say it has 3000 daily users (if we consider a user as someone who
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TIP: I've been a long time GIMP for Mac OS X user (being a former laptop Linux users). New GIMP crashed in me on the first run. It then hung on start up on the 2nd run. I just deleted my old GIMP configuration directories and it started up
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GIMP would most likely reach a larger audience of users. Simple app updates that are integrated at the OS level.
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Yahoo! is in crisis mode and I think Marissa is making the right moves. If what she says inspires current employees and keeps talent then it is all worth while. Now the pessimist could see Yahoo! as a dying company/stock. Apple was in the
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Here is how a good boss would rationalize it. Boss: Hi new Employee, what laptop would you like to use as your daily computer? Employee: A $700 Dell. Boss: Are you just saying that to save the company money? Because it's not about the mone
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14y ago
Find me a credible publication that will: A) Use the mentioned picture as the centerpiece to their article. B) State incorrectly that it is a picture of Neil Armstrong. Neither is likely to happen. It is just a common misconception that it
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The only people who care that it isn't a picture of Neil Armstrong are: - People who know it isn't a picture of Neil Armstrong and feel like they need to point that out. - People who are bothered by the slight inaccuracy that it isn't a pic
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14y ago
In fact, now that you know this picture was manipulated by the source, I’d urge you to have it removed from your photo archives. Permanently. Uh, Neil Armstrong had a Hasselblad camera strapped to his chest. I'd say excuse the lack of sky
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14y ago
What's left after the gold rush is a stabilized market. The market for iOS is still huge and growing. There are differences because gold is a finite substance. There will always be an iOS market for apps where once there was none before t
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14y ago
Wow, you're going to also take down your current iOS apps from the App Store as well?
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Say company X sells 200 phones and makes $1000 profit. Company Y sells 150 phones and makes $10,000 profit. In this case we are comparing apples with apples. So it is a valid metric of comparison. In the same reasoning, if company Z sells
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You know things are all good and well when a company is doing well and pre-IPO but the truth is, Facebook will need to so major results quarter on quarter to prevent the stock from tanking. A little less satire and a little more business is
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It will be called "tweeting on app.net".
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Why would you give it a name with such negative connotations like Quitter? Yes, it has an API. Even MG's article mentioned it.
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14y ago
Hacker News is an ad for Y Combinator.
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... That only applies if you haven't moved your cursor to a line in the command history which doesn't have commands. Otherwise just hitting <enter> will run that command line. So it's safer to tell people to enter :q<enter>
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Jonathan also made the game Braid and is in the Indie Game documentary that can now be purchased/viewed online: http://indiegamethemovie.com/ I thought this quote was great from the article which puts everything in perspective: [Next gene
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Hmm, 30% gets you a lot like an instant world wide market for distribution to millions of iOS devices, app store curation, payment processing via iTunes accounts, etc... Perhaps you are a Google fan since you are the "Founder AndroidWorks c
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Non-GPL licenses such as MIT and BSD are very popular in realms such as iOS programming. FreeBSD is also still very popular. The decline in popularity of FreeBSD would be more so to do with the rise in popularity and maturity of Linux and
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It's not poor form. The Hacker News Guidelines state ( http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): Resist complaining about being downmodded. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. It is poor form to not abide by the house
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From the early comments I think I linked the concept of being downvoted to "karma" too strongly. This was because the Hacker News Guidelines state ( http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ): Resist complaining about being downmodded. It
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Ask HN: Why do you care so much that you're being down voted?
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I can't tell if that's sarcasm. You mean the new Kindle Fire which will be released for Christmas 2012, right?
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This bug seems glaringly obvious. Any page which has the user login and password credentials for Enom Domain Manager page would initially have someone like me who is more security conscious looking at things like the URL and also noticing t
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It's strange to read the comments here on Hacker News that people are glad and "relieved" that games in Google+ are gone. Put it this way, if Google+ remains a nerdvana, then it has lost. Google wants Google+ to be a household name. Not a
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Dude it works fine on mobile. It's a Tumblr page.
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