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I went through a similar thing a couple months ago. I had actually started building something had about 3 weeks of personal time into it. Then I discovered someone with money from big name angels, the founders were people with a lot of conn
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Would be nice if the column headers could act as filters rather than just sortable. I wanna see just postings in SF Bay Area, Pre-Rev, and Engineering. I don't care about all the other stuff.
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http://plancast.com
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I am in Mountain View and no one in my office felt it.
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16y ago
1 to my zip - 3 to my city. Unfortunately that city is Santa Clara, CA so I am sure I am not the only one who requested one. Hopefully I'll find out early next week.
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I love this story. Kudos to them.
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I'm with you. This price is WAY too much in my opinon.
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Ask HN: Database of cities
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I am absolutely loving this site. I am not normally a list person but I am going to try. If they ever add collaboration then I will be all over this.
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Your site and idea look great. I would probably move away from the paid accounts and try to monetize another way. I am sure you probably do have some paid users but I wouldn't pay for a service like this even though I like the idea. You'd p
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Any large company is going to have those same mistakes. There is really no way around it. Especially the part about only the big sexy project got recognition and not the little grungy tasks. In a company of 20,000, unless you have a 1:5 man
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What qualifies as an "established" account? I have been here for a while but don't post that often.
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Facebook Java SDK - Release 0.1
(travisbeauvais.com)
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It is still a few days away from being ready for anyone else but my email is tbeauvais[at]gmail[dot]com.
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Ask HN: Facebook Java SDK
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Here is my version of YouTube Instant. http://travisbeauvais.com/yt
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Either this is a common occurrence in South Korea or the media keeps recycling this story, I first read about this on Sept 6, 2009 and then again on May 7, 2010. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/11/06/cha-sasoon-skorean-...
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It is just as hard anywhere you go. I moved to Silicon Valley 3 years ago with no college degree (I was still in school) and it took me 1 and 1/2 years to find a job. Obviously being here helps but it is just as hard anywhere you go. Going
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I will go out on a limb here and say you live in Berkeley. The description should read "Recommended for foodie hackers who don't mind hippies and homeless."
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It was scary reading that Wikipedia page. It was like it was written for me. I have been like this since middle school and always wondered if there was a proper name for it other than insomnia.
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I think this is big because releasing this open source moves Twitter into an R&D/software type of company who is contributing to more than just their own system. They are moving in the same direction as companies such as Google and Face
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These things could be applied to any situation.
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Here is how to get hired at Google: 1. Start and sell at least one company. 2. Set a world record - the more obscure the better. 3. Have a Ph.D - it doesn't matter what it is in. 4. Know at least one manager at Google. 5. Do all of the abov
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Couple things: 1. I logged in with Facebook.It now shows my location as Toronto. I am in California. 2. Couple display issues. In Firefox (I haven't tested other browsers) a long link (i.e. to an article on Yahoo News) runs over the side an