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14y ago
I've been dying for something like this. Since switching to Apple laptops, I can do nothing but listen wistfully as my friends talk about how much they love Steam. The screenshots of Skyrim I see in online reviews don't look anything like t
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Student loans don't discharge in bankruptcy. Also, the odds are not decent of landing a "sweet job that lets you pay [loans] off much more easily and have plenty of money to spare." Take a look at the bimodal distribution for starting lawye
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Original article on Professor Paul Campos' blog: http://insidethelawschoolscam.blogspot.com/2012/12/applicati...
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14y ago
So can we expect lower rents in SF and less congestion on the 101/280? The last stat I saw indicated that Northern California's unemployment rate is shrinking fast; it doesn't seem like this is the same situation we saw back in the dot.com
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But anybody capable of closing the deals necessary to hit a sane compensation figure for this role is also capable of getting a job at a startup that can afford to hire them. It just doesn't seem like you are ready for a Director of BD. Sou
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14y ago
I hear Cutco is hiring too. Unlimited earning potential.
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"Siri, open the Google Search App."
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14y ago
But why only sales "guys"?
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Do you think Apple would have any chance in an arms race over Search with Google? If the answer is no, why do you think Apple has any chance in Maps?
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So, everyone who downloads iOS6 onto their iPhone 4/4S will have to live with this "upgrade"?
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14y ago
They are already succeeding in other markets, such as Atlanta. Met these guys at StartupRiot last year and they (a) had great growth and fundamentals, (b) were wicked smart, and (c) had a great product that users love. Wouldn't bet against
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14y ago
Did somebody already buy North Social?
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There's a new California Pirate Party springing up too: http://www.calpirateparty.org/
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14y ago
The claim about an army of legal attack dogs is absolutely inaccurate. Law students seeking government work do not have it any better than college graduates as a whole. In fact, budgets at the federal and state level are hemorrhaging and la
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It'd be great to let users download plugins. There might be small communities that do regular searches where certain instant answer hacks might not make sense to the vast majority of users.
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14y ago
Usually don't search unless I'm looking for something in particular, but just played with this for a good 15 minutes running random queries. The results are really good and at the same time I'm discovering sites I'd never otherwise see with
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14y ago
Nice idea. Similar to something I've considered recently: an email client concept that would charge postage for every message sent with proceeds going to charity. Might cut down on inbox overload.
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14y ago
Same, this has been a side project of mine too. It must be a good idea!
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14y ago
This thread has the highest downvoted:upvoted comment ratio I've seen on HackerNews.
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14y ago
Lost me at progressive apparatchiks and their cadres cramming the proletariat.
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This is why SpaceX is my favorite company.
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14y ago
Would love to see some animation options.
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15y ago
I actually started using Facebook primarily to keep in touch with people from summer camp.
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15y ago
Number three: unlike humanities majors, someone with CS skills can make serious money freelancing while doing well in school. I more meant programs that are funded by the school---otherwise, you'd pay for it the same way you do now. It soun
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For most people, college is sitting in front of a TV and playing video games.
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15y ago
You have more opportunities to travel when you are in college and don't have a full time job. You can go abroad, participate in traveling teams or groups of kids going to competitions. A lot of what you are doing can be done in college. The