mruniverse

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by mruniverse 15y ago
Where does he work?
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by mruniverse 15y ago
I liked the part about "finding good ideas" vs "finding good people". I think this is why devs are annoyed by postings looking for someone to implement their great idea. "I have a great idea for a fantastic product. I just need you to imple
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by mruniverse 15y ago
Paul Erdos product guy? I think of Steve Jobs and PG as brilliant creatives who are great entrepreneurs. When I think "product guy" I think "used to be mediocre programmer guy".
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by mruniverse 15y ago
I'd like to see Steve Jobs take over. It'd be his next great adventure. He can directly reach the other half of userland.
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by mruniverse 15y ago
That's hilarious. His letter to Ralph was so passive–aggressive. I would have left out these nuggets: 1)... now that I know it's so super-secret 2)... are mostly people of color and cannot eat Google meals 3)... I wasn’t approaching this as
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by mruniverse 16y ago
What a little snot. He likes Unix because that's what he knows and he's not comfortable developing in Windows. I know a lot of middling developers (I include myself in that group) that are like this. The really good devs I know don't care m
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Ask HN: Hate turns to love of Objective-C after sales from appstore?
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by mruniverse 16y ago
Anyone know a SF Bay Area store with a good selection of mechanical keyboards?
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by mruniverse 16y ago
I love his writing. Some of it is uneven, but it's mostly good. I first got hooked when I read the first pages of "A Cook's Tour" where he begins "Dear Nancy, I'm about as far away from you as I've ever been... There's one lightbulb, a warp
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by mruniverse 16y ago
Can someone post Houellebecq's book on Wikipedia so I can see what we're talking about?
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by mruniverse 17y ago
I'd be suprised if it came from a large company (not counting the founder). It'd be like a large company writing a novel.