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by maurycy 19y ago
Here's recipe for earning a lot of karma: submit all links from paulgraham.com.
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Serious geopolitical change -- China's submarine shadowed the U.S. fleet(dailymail.co.uk)
6 points by maurycy 19y ago|8 comments
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by maurycy 19y ago
(I would ask why curi's comment was down voted, but I'm afraid of my karma, so I won't do so)
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by maurycy 19y ago
There's also one small funny bit about it I forgot to include in the previous post. Currently my girlfriend studies philosopy. Don't know how in other countries, but in Poland, philosophy undergrands have to master the logic. Nothing fancy,
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by maurycy 19y ago
Reminds me http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3503877302082311448
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by maurycy 19y ago
I feel sad when I have to click "new" to find such interesting links, and the top ten is about the dancer's illusion, relaxation and pattern matching in Ruby. <here goes your favorite whining about redditization of the Hacker News>
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by maurycy 19y ago
Rather unlikely to happen because: http://www.cs.mdx.ac.uk/research/PhDArea/saeed/paper1.pdf Quoting the abstract: Learning to program is notoriously difficult. A substantial minority of students fails in every introductory programming c
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Facebook: Marketers Are Your 'Friends'(businessweek.com)
1 points by maurycy 19y ago|0 comments
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Will Success, or All That Money From Google, Spoil Firefox?(nytimes.com)
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Google Options Put Masseuse in Crowd of Multimillionaires(nytimes.com)
2 points by maurycy 19y ago|1 comments
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by maurycy 19y ago
Don't you see any? United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Switzerland, Finland and other rich countries are on the top. Afganistan, Angola and other poor countries are on the bottom. Looks pretty obvious to me. Personally I know few people
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by maurycy 19y ago
Declining USDX and booming emerging markets are drastically limiting pool of cheap workforce, especially Indian, Russian and Eastern Europe developers.
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by maurycy 19y ago
It was joke. More seriously, the Erdos number is indeed far better indicator than the number of publications. Number of citations is not as good as it seems, because not all citations are created equal. I believe that, if we are talking abo
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by maurycy 19y ago
The Erdos Number is a good attempt.
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by maurycy 19y ago
Oho. Go ahead and submit some links about Fed's conspiracy.
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by maurycy 19y ago
Old one, but pretty good about hard work's criterias: http://money.cnn.com/magazines/fortune/fortune_archive/2006/...
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by maurycy 19y ago
Analyse existing systems. Divide them into subideas, and mash up them. For instance, Gmail is a MUA with good spam filter, keeping e-mails in threads. So, why not create a blog reader that keeps discussions between bloggers in threads, maki
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by maurycy 19y ago
What about PG?
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by maurycy 19y ago
Inflation!
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by maurycy 19y ago
Besides the standard specifications, tutorials you'll find everywhere I would recommend you to analyse the existing stuff, pages you especially enjoy, or those created by CSS gurus etc. Just like with code or any other activity, it is great
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by maurycy 19y ago
Funny. Seems that programmers wish they can design. And designers wish they can program. And both parties feel bad.
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by maurycy 19y ago
It is not that simple. I've found there's set of tasks, particullary administration of *nix boxes, that are too boring to be made in day hours, so I schedule them to the night. On the other hand, I don't think that any startup can waste the
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by maurycy 19y ago
This is more or less, what Google News is doing. :-)
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by maurycy 19y ago
It's common problem of startups: undercharging.
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by maurycy 19y ago
London?
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by maurycy 19y ago
Far from taking over the world, too.
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The Fucked Google Blog(fuckedgoogle.com)
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Is Google Broken?(fool.com)
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Top 10 US Advertisers(blogs.zdnet.com)
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by maurycy 19y ago
He made two really interesting points: * It seems that YCombinator's boost is not that big as everyone thought. After first three months they hardly got three thousand visitors a day. * Buzz, even negative, really matters. Despite negat

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