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by kzhahou 11y ago
I don't want to alarm you, but there's a good chance that food is rotting inside your digestive system right now. Bacteria in the human gut is an all-too-common condition, and can lead to breakdown of food proteins if not treated
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by kzhahou 11y ago
What are the SD companies?
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It's obviously their choice. OP didn't mean anyone is forced against their will. The question is: why does the vast majority of new tech continue to A) establish themselves in such an uncomfortable location B) not embrace distri
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by kzhahou 11y ago
> If a business requires overpriced contracts to survive Greater than $1 is now overpriced?
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Totally. It implies a semi-lazy work ethic (do just enough to support yourself+family, plus some left over for fun), and a lack of ambition. In truth, you gotta bust your ass at a small shop to get your work out there and make $$ from it.
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by kzhahou 11y ago
I've got second-mover advantage now! Wanna split the three commas?
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by kzhahou 11y ago
> I don't like people being able to sneak up behind me This doesn't get discussed enough, compared to noise. There's something very primal about wanting to defend our backs. At work, in a restaurant, at the library... I w
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Product idea: if you work at a startup of just 4-5 people and it's pretty quiet in your little space, we'll rent out temporary fake co-workers, who will talk loudly about their weekends next to you, shoot nerf guns, and get on the
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by kzhahou 11y ago
It's not click bait, it's just terrible presentation of data.
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by kzhahou 11y ago
You were downvoted, but I'm upvoting you because yours is a common argument, and people should see the replies here. Watch this video explaining how you can still be put in a difficult position, even when telling the truth: http:&#x2F
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by kzhahou 11y ago
A TechCrunch article used to get you about 15-20K in a day. Might be less these days.
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by kzhahou 11y ago
This does go a long way to explaining speeder bikes -- the human rider controls the gross movement, but the bike itself does obstacle avoidance. Otherwise, there's no way a regular stormtrooper could fly those through the thick forest
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by kzhahou 11y ago
> Also hardly anyone sucks at their passion Anecdotally, I know far too many people who have devoted years to areas they have little to no aptitude in (in the arts, and in business). They have no natural talent and are getting nowhere (
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Phrased more charitably, "protecting his turf" is actually "doing his job." With the little information available, I can see the captain's position. The programmer was new and rolled out changes to the surprise of
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by kzhahou 11y ago
> Maybe he just deployed a webapp that the people in the communications center could access... I can hardly thing of a single bit of code that should be deployed in such a literal life-and-death environment, which shouldn't go throu
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by kzhahou 11y ago
In Java: Alphabet.getGoogle().use(Alphabet.getGoogle().getGooglePlus(). getCommentFactory(), Alphabet.getGoogle().getYouTube(). getVideos(com.alphabet.google.youtube.RED)) In python: import alphabet.google as
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by kzhahou 11y ago
The new board is: 20% military - James Mattis, retired USMC general 20% legal - David Boies, lawyer extraordinaire 20% construction/civil engineering - Riley Bechtel
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Well, it looks like my only recourse is to mount an aggressive campaign to be the new HN moderator, take you down, restore the original titles, and eventually get run out due to various lurid scandals involving clickbots. Thanks anyway for
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Dang, I think you're too aggressive with article renames. The author claims that Go is poorly designed. And that's the title of the article. Yes, it's a provocative opinion (and the article text is loud), but the title its
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by kzhahou 11y ago
The most surprising thing about this whole saga is the way two VCs openly spoke out against Theranos. Bill Maris from GVentures and Moritz from Sequoia. I can't remember the last time I saw a VC trash someone else's investment i
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by kzhahou 11y ago
For everyone here saying "no homework": do you think that math homework is also a waste of time?
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Honest question: what is your concern? Any link you click could possibly contain a hidden attack, perhaps a malicious one. If this link had been labeled differently, would you not have clicked?
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by kzhahou 11y ago
HN has overeager mods. Every day I see a new link here, just to find out it was simply a rename, when the original title was IMHO perfectly appropriate.
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by kzhahou 11y ago
The opening paragraph: > Why are we still using old 1990’s cap tables and the same tiny option grants for employees as we did back then? Is that fair? To whom? Is it the right thing to do? I don’t think so. We're talking about fairn
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Ok, let's see some numbers! Founders, post how much % you have. Employees, post your employee # and your %. Let's see if this disparity exists.
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by kzhahou 11y ago
I didn't mention exec/directors in my original comment above, only Jack at $1.5B and average employee at $300K. Which of those is totally and completely wrong, and why? Are you saying that employees retained the full remaining 38
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by kzhahou 11y ago
Ok, please post the correct math, then we can compare and see who got closer. Jack's percentage is spelled out in the S-1, along with the top execs, directors, and investors. If you have any better data, including median equity and ot
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by kzhahou 11y ago
In the recent Square IPO, it showed that Jack Dorsey has an ownership stake worth $1.5 billion, while the (estimated) 1000 employees have an average stake of roughly $300K. Think about what you can do with one and a half BILLION dollars. N
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by kzhahou 11y ago
He is calling something out as unfair, and your response is that more people should be unfair?
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"Ok, great job team, let's launch our new Twitter-based product today. Three...two...one...LAUNCH! <Access denied - TOS violation> AAAAARGH! Good grief!"

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