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by kljensen 16y ago
All true. But, perhaps, not precisely the "10 commandments" I'd choose based my own RSI experience. Tangential: notice how all RSI-related resources online are low quality and, in particular, look terrible? I've long wanted to start an attr
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by kljensen 16y ago
The Appengine team continually updates developers on their progress with an admirable degree of transparency. So, though I've suffered from the recent decrease in GAE performance, I'm confident they will resolve the issues in short order.
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by kljensen 16y ago
You would be getting into a very crowded market with large network effects and economies of scale. Your skills may be more fruitfully applied elsewhere.
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by kljensen 16y ago
An enjoyable description of tech companies, small & medium, that make money for the founders but don't exit big.
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by kljensen 16y ago
God I wish I understood GIT. The screenshot here doesn't help me in any way. Tempted to stick with gitx. What is the advantage of this software?
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HTML support across different email clients(email-standards.org)
2 points by kljensen 16y ago|0 comments
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by kljensen 16y ago
Wonder if this is related to the new incentives Kappos pushed through for examiners. I've heard no acceptable explanations yet.
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by kljensen 16y ago
Any word on whether the previously leaked device was a motivation for the radically different appearance of the iPhone 4?
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by kljensen 16y ago
Not only funny, but bad SEO. They'd be better off separating the words rather than concatenating them.
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by kljensen 16y ago
Yes, wonderful news.
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by kljensen 16y ago
They also have to pay their 4 employees and their VCs need a return on investment. If you're 1/2 of their product w/ 1/20th the cost, you have options. Consider ways in which your "low cost/complexity" can be used to your advantage. E.g.
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by kljensen 16y ago
Agreed, not useful, but entertaining. (Similarly, how about a webapp for simulation of various founder /funding scenarios?)
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by kljensen 16y ago
Well put. Would be entertaining to see the same basic maths with an adjustment for probability of success. E.g. "if you feel the extra confounder increases your odds of success 40% ..."
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by kljensen 16y ago
Boy, as the Free Software Foundation, I'd be displeased with their GnuBio name.
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by kljensen 16y ago
Very very skeptical it's that easy. $2k/mo in AdSense is a TON of traffic. So, unless these are celebrity diaries, unlikely.
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by kljensen 16y ago
This is HUGE. These data formerly cost about $30k just for the historic patent data. Similar costs on TM side. This is a big win for transparency and innovation.
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The Hard Sell on Salt(nytimes.com)
10 points by kljensen 16y ago|3 comments
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Hack your Canon to take crazy pictures (open source)(nytimes.com)
16 points by kljensen 16y ago|3 comments
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by kljensen 16y ago
Right. An intern doing a "sanity/troll" moderating would make it a respectable effort.
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by kljensen 16y ago
Could be. My guess is mix of new examiner incentives plus economic crisis.
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by kljensen 16y ago
In fact, it appears they may be granted at a rate exceeding submissions. (But, there is a publication & grant timelag, so it's not as clear as that.) See also: * Article: http://www.patentlyo.com/patent/2010/05/patent-grants-2010.h..
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Patents granted at highest rate ever at USPTO(patentlyo.com)
11 points by kljensen 16y ago|6 comments
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by kljensen 16y ago
Agreed with @nedwin on gut feeling to make him/her nearly equal. Hours definitely not an accurate measure of value add or your progress to date. Heard this once: 90% of zero is zero. You want a split that incentivizes your partner to ma
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by kljensen 16y ago
Ha...investors definitely are the first customers for many capital or research intensive start-ups. Well put.
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by kljensen 17y ago
I feel it is overly broad to completely eliminate "grin fucking" from your repertoire of responses. For example, when presented with a bs-er with powerful friends. GF-ing is a great option. Frankness is not always the best.
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by kljensen 17y ago
Not FUD. Verified for multiple cases in which a CNAME points to a linode XXX.members.linode.com address. I'm guessing the variance is due to different agencies implementing different security stuff. Again, 3x verified & no intent of F
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Tell HN: U.S. gov't blacklisted all DNS entries pointing to Linode machines
68 points by kljensen 17y ago|25 comments
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by kljensen 17y ago
Nothing mentioned about privacy of my email...otherwise ubercool
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by kljensen 17y ago
I stand corrected. Jesus they do in part.
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by kljensen 17y ago
No, they don't use live crowd sourcing. They mean that they learn from the "crowd" of users. What they wrote is misleading.

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