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by pkrumins 15y ago
You can't do that with temporary visa. That's why I have my awesome co-founder James Halliday, who's US citizen. :)
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by pkrumins 15y ago
You better save some up for when we raise the next round! :)
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Thank you sir!
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Paldies! :)
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by pkrumins 15y ago
It sure does!
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Thanks. :)
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Thank you!
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Awww yeah!
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Went on a B1 visa "to raise investment for StackVM", which took 15 minutes to get.
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Exactly what I said over a year ago http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1472985
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Last week I published a book on Awk called "Awk One-Liners Explained." If you wish to learn Awk the fun way, take a look: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/awk-book/
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Why's that?
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Also check out the "CommandLineFu One-Liners Explained" article series of mine: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/top-ten-one-liners-from-command...
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by pkrumins 15y ago
I have not yet written about it, but I will do that in a bit! The whole process was very interesting!
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by pkrumins 15y ago
insert coins, get pdf ebooks.
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by pkrumins 15y ago
True, true. I am updating the page right now with a more appetizing example. With C example I just wanted to illustrate how long the C program would be compared to Awk, and that it makes sense to learn a scripting language. Yeah, the `cut -
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by pkrumins 15y ago
That was my reason, cause I love to learn everything. Why not learn everything? :) I'll update the page with a more compelling reason. Thanks for bringing this up.
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Announcing my first e-book "Awk One-Liners Explained"(catonmat.net)
107 points by pkrumins 15y ago|24 comments
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by pkrumins 15y ago
Also try http://browserling.com . You can click the screen icon in the sidebar to change the resolutions.
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Donald Knuth never told Steve Jobs that he was full of shit(catonmat.net)
148 points by pkrumins 15y ago|44 comments
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by pkrumins 15y ago
If you love ^R, you'll also love http://www.catonmat.net/blog/the-definitive-guide-to-bash-co...
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Working with git? These aliases will save you hours(catonmat.net)
112 points by pkrumins 15y ago|56 comments
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by pkrumins 16y ago
If you want to learn sed, I once wrote a multi-part article explaining various sed one-liners: http://www.catonmat.net/blog/sed-one-liners-explained-part-o... Personally one of my favorite article series that I have written.
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Why chmod text modes are more powerful than octal(catonmat.net)
3 points by pkrumins 16y ago|0 comments
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by pkrumins 16y ago
What happens if there is no next funding round (startup fails)? Do the startup founders have to return the debt?
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by pkrumins 16y ago
Can anyone explain the terms "no cap" and "no discount" in "$150,000 in convertible debt. With no cap and no discount."? I understand what a debt is, so how is "no cap and no discount debt" different from a regular debt? Also why would you
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How to write a simple TCP Server in Haskell(catonmat.net)
62 points by pkrumins 16y ago|16 comments
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by pkrumins 16y ago
I couldn't get that reg working for some reason. But awesome tip on sdelete!
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by pkrumins 16y ago
Oh snap, I totally forgot about these. Writing a script to clear those and updating the blog post. Thanks!
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How to delete cookies, cache and history in all major browsers(catonmat.net)
17 points by pkrumins 16y ago|11 comments

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