maurycy

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by maurycy 19y ago
What magazines. ;)
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Simple Javascript slideshows for Flickr(flickrshow.com)
1 points by maurycy 19y ago|0 comments
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Facebook challenged by ad-free rival, Badoo(guardian.co.uk)
3 points by maurycy 19y ago|6 comments
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Top 10 Javascripts for Image Manipulation(blogohblog.com)
15 points by maurycy 19y ago|2 comments
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Top 10 Startups Worth Watching in 2008 (wired.com)
4 points by maurycy 19y ago|0 comments
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Where did the intranets go?(37signals.com)
4 points by maurycy 19y ago|1 comments
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A Web Troll's Toll on the Clinton Campaign(online.wsj.com)
1 points by maurycy 19y ago|1 comments
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Fake Steve Jobs gets takedown letters from Apple. Or not?(engadget.com)
1 points by maurycy 19y ago|0 comments
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What Is Good Code?(ifacethoughts.net)
1 points by maurycy 19y ago|0 comments
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by maurycy 19y ago
What you mean as "failed"? Even if you're bringing in stable (in sense of Sharpe ratio) returns above the standard interest rates, you've already succeed. I don't think it makes sense to play with your money unless you're very rich. Returns
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by maurycy 19y ago
Gosh. "Hide", please. Who gives a heck about Christmas?
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by maurycy 19y ago
What's worth reading then?
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by maurycy 19y ago
It took me two minutes to fully understand what's the point of your site.
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by maurycy 19y ago
There are few options: library in C (overhead with writing wrappers but very fast, or general wrapper like SWIG), stand-alone program (overhead with running it, and parsing the output), daemon, whereas daemon can, roughly speaking, listen e
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by maurycy 19y ago
Stand on the shoulders of giants, e.g. use and study good code.
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by maurycy 19y ago
And ghost accounts. (I recall both YouTube and reddit founders mentioned that in the early days they had many accounts to keep the discussion and make an impression there's a lot of people) EDIT: I'd also add that the whole thing looks a bi
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by maurycy 19y ago
Are you sure? I bet Google uses users' clicks to improve their searches, as well as Amazon's search, recommendation systems and used books heavily rely on crowd.
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by maurycy 19y ago
This one you perceive a safe job. Yeah, yeah, we all know here that there's no safe jobs anymore, and in our economy we're all exposed to global risks. yada yada But, besides the Startup News, there are people who still believe that compute
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by maurycy 19y ago
Yes, but maybe it can make smaller ad budgets? Or, smaller VC budgets? Less people choosing to go into the startup scene, instead of safe jobs? It is all about expectations I'd say.
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by maurycy 19y ago
I think that most people miss the most important point. The market is the play between players, and their expectations. A bubble is the situation when players' expectations are disconnected from fundamentals and no longer have any ground in
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by maurycy 19y ago
Isn't GOOG the most valuable company now?
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Bubble Bubble Everywhere(plentyoffish.wordpress.com)
19 points by maurycy 19y ago|15 comments
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by maurycy 19y ago
Funny. But is there really a bubble?
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by maurycy 19y ago
Many. In short: All books written by Witold Gombrowicz (Diary if have to pick one), All books written by Slavoj Zizek (Welcome to the Desert of the Real: Five Essays on September 11 and Related Dates if have to pick one) Recently read and s
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by maurycy 19y ago
Consider adding some fancy ?ref= params, too.
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by maurycy 19y ago
You think you're nerd? So, why your savings aren't on ^QNET?
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by maurycy 19y ago
Wow, great. Now Google knows my e-mails, what pages I google for, and where I am.
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by maurycy 19y ago
I wish I can filter the xkcd. :(
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by maurycy 19y ago
http://www.honeynet.org/ http://www.honeyd.org/
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by maurycy 19y ago
It was already submitted with exactly the same title. I guess that it'd be good to expand the news.ycombinator's filter to check the URL's HTML title, too. (oh, yet another call for open sourcing the news.ycombinator)

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