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Google App Engine: One-to-many JOIN(blog.arbingersys.com)
13 points by motoko 19y ago|0 comments
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by motoko 19y ago
Ok, sure. I'll try to see you there.
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Five Things Startups Should Not Skimp On(lsvp.wordpress.com)
1 points by motoko 19y ago|0 comments
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by motoko 19y ago
Ah yes, fluffy pablum from the man who stared in Expelled, the movie about why big science is a big conspiracy to keep down THE TRUTH about intelligent design.
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by motoko 19y ago
Apathy, this is a good comment, and I've just submitted a video about how Helico's sequencer works. Could you add this comment it to the news.thinkgene submission? :) http://news.thinkgene.com/links/The_Personal_Genome_Project_...
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by motoko 19y ago
oops, I mean slinkset, not slicehost.
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by motoko 19y ago
I agree. It's not our layout, this is Slicehost. They are working on it. They don't have a custom CSS feature yet.
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by motoko 19y ago
We actually tried using other systems, here's what I thought and why I eventually chose Slinkset.com: - News.Arc [ http://arclanguage.org/install ] I got this installed and running behind Apache but, long story short: this system is to be a
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by motoko 19y ago
Capitalism versus Nepotism versus Socialism Also, John Doerr is on Navigenics board: http://www.navigenics.com/about/bio/JDoerrBio/nav/BoardDirec...
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The Simple Truth(sl4.org)
1 points by motoko 19y ago|0 comments
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by motoko 19y ago
spam.
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by motoko 19y ago
web 2.0, web 3.0
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Guilt Culture vs Shame Culture and free markets(bobvis.blogspot.com)
2 points by motoko 19y ago|0 comments
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by motoko 19y ago
Top 3 on news.yc: 1) Non-Advertising Business Models for Your Startup 2) Picasso’s Top 7 Tips for Creating an Exciting Life 3) I’ve found God, says man who cracked the genome This sucks.
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by motoko 19y ago
Einstein's Top 3 Tips for Digg Bait 1) Write something with which everyone agrees and attribute to some famous figure. 2) Condense writing into a numbered list. 3) http /submit => printf("%s's Top %d Tips for %s", celebrity, num, Someth
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by motoko 19y ago
I would be interested to know how one would derive a belief in the Christian god from reproducible natural observations alone.
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by motoko 19y ago
Summary: sell something ---or if that doesn't work, try an advertising business model.
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by motoko 19y ago
His thesis: that learning the basics of most new languages is an exercise in tedium and trivia with little or negative benefit. He instead recommends reading high-quality code, learning computer science theory, and mastering a few quality t
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by motoko 19y ago
Why does this have 8 points? It doesn't answer how to get profiled, and it says nothing of substance.
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by motoko 19y ago
The modern world is so complex. Perhaps humans evolved to operate best with n vectors of freedom, but most are uncomfortable or unable to operate with m>>n vectors of freedom. So perhaps you are right about humans, but wrong about f
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by motoko 19y ago
If this were credible, it wouldn't be public.
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by motoko 19y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsK1c9ZBpuw <= 21 Trailer
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by motoko 19y ago
Oh, I'm not making a statement about aging hackers. I'm thinking about what is a good life strategy for young people making decisions about how to pursue a successful life. I'm also assuming that such a person would be flexible enough to wa
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by motoko 19y ago
He was also working as a developer in an office with you. He may have been wealthy or had started various startups, but he still worked for others in his old age. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's not what I would expect from, say
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by motoko 19y ago
Maybe a technical identity required to start a web software startup peak in one's late 20's because good technology perpetually abstracts itself irrelevant, but an interpersonal business skills continue to improve as one builds a profession
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by motoko 19y ago
Erik and his rant and the emotional charge that he touched is a real phenomenon about which many hackers feel strongly. I agree that a practical discussion is how to work together in a business, but dismissing or discrediting the discussion
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by motoko 19y ago
I wish that there was some way to discuss a stereotype without assuming some responsibility for perpetuating it, but I don't know of such a way. But stereotypes shouldn't be taboo for reasonable discussion here. That something is uncomforta
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by motoko 19y ago
But _why_ are hackers arrogant, and how does one differentiate between "bad" arrogance (what you described) and "good" arrogance (like Steve Jobs)? I don't have the answer to suggest for this question now, but I hope that it starts an inter
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by motoko 19y ago
I made another note to the essay. What I mean to say is that successful programmers will try business, but what successful business people try engineering? But "trying to" is not a sufficient condition for "succeeding at."
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Why Student Programmers Rant about Business Students with “Ideas”(drewyates.net)
37 points by motoko 19y ago|39 comments

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