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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Replace Unison with Dropbox.
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Is NASA Building a 100-Year Starship?(foxnews.com)
1 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft slaps product activation on Mac Office 2011(computerworld.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|1 comments
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What if Apple bought Sony?(digitaltrends.com)
1 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|0 comments
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Brilliant. We humans are much too irrational.
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Ask HN: How do you design websites?
4 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|5 comments
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Does anybody actually turn electronics off? It seems the majority of people simply leave them on sleep/locked/airplane mode.
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Income Tax Receipt(incometaxreceipt.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: A free semester before college, what do I do?
6 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|5 comments
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A breakdown of airline fees(usatoday.com)
2 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Where would you work and why?
5 points by lukeqsee 16y ago|6 comments
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
I was wrong with my original assertion that he is a "poor guy." He is on top of the world right now. He's got a huge opportunity in front of him. I was wrong, and the patience of HN people is amazing. Thanks. I think there is always danger
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
That's 100% better than all the captchas in the world.
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
How I became a boy that reads: My parents read to me alot . I would find a book, walk up to mom and say, "Book." I loved them. Then once I learned to read I read everything, you name it, I read it. Books, magazines, billboards, cereal boxe
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
This sounds great. Especially for the one article every month people, the ones who can't/don't want to/won't devote the time to a real blog, but are more than willing to write every so often. Get awesome writers. Get awesome editors. And yo
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Awesome. I can't wait. Best of luck to you!
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Lisbeautiful — yes. Co-founder and coder. Not profitable yet, but it's working on it. Fairbooks — not co-founder. Did a lot of work for it before it launched; circumstances didn't work out to be official, but I'm still involved. (It's two
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
I'm involved with fairbooks.com, as well as lisbeautiful.com. Plus a few ideas on the back-burner.
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Like I said, I wish him the best. I hope he does exactly that: use Google as a wonderful opportunity (like it is). Money could make him comfortable where otherwise he would be hacking. I was hoping that didn't happen, and he uses it as an
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
It's the place to be, if you want an 8-5 job (it ends up being much more than 8-5). I don't blame him for taking the job. I just hope he keeps up his entrepreneur's spirit. He's already shown an entrepreneurial bent, just imagine what h
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
There is no "better." You simply look at your needs and match. E.g.,: Apache: Does it all. Uses lots of ram doing it. Nginx: Does some of it. Uses little ram doing it. I used to use apache, but I didn't need it's bulk. Nginx suits me just f
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Poor guy. And I mean it. Google is a big mess of hierarchy, (yes, they're much better than the average -- that's not saying much). Their "eternal" startup mantra is just that. Looks like the world has lost yet another good hacker to the hal
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
It could be growth. It could be a lot of things. I postulate that the necessary quality level is greater now because of the sheer number of articles that get sifted through. What used to make the cut, no longer does. Or, it could be vice-ve
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Love the concept. I think you'll do great. One major latency issue (I don't know if you can resolve it or not): every single Facebook like button has to load separately; it takes a long time. If you can solve that, I think you have a winner
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
I was a bit harsh there, sorry. It does have some food for thought. Sorry for the over-reaction on my part.
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
I'm glad you can install Linux on a dead Badger. Please submit it to reddit or digg next time. Thank you.
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
This is the proverbial signal vs. noise ratio with a twist that N signal + N noise is ridiculously high. You're not crazy. We all want clean sites and easily accessed information. I'd pay good money for a site that presented me with nigh-
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
That is a valid question. I don't know if there is a better way. I was pointing out the flaws in what has proved to be an otherwise very good system. In reality, privately held companies are very hard to gauge in raw worth. When (and if) Fa
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
On paper. Stock valuations are pretty crummy anyways. They are only an indicator of potential earnings (that's why a stock can go down when earnings are good: the forecast was bad). No, that doesn't prove the article. Any company has the
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by lukeqsee 16y ago
Excellent. Universal. Compelling. If you don't care, you don't do. If you've got something you must do, find a way to care about it in some way. (This is where systems can help; you can check it off the list -- you care about that; etc.

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