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puredemo
16y ago
Interesting links, thanks.
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puredemo
16y ago
IQ + EQ + Credit Score + Past successes is about as close as you'll get.
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16y ago
Where is this?
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16y ago
Very few burglars hurt or kill people. Hardly a miracle.
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16y ago
Barney Frank (while I like the guy) was not openly gay when he was elected, he only came out years later.
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16y ago
One of the most interesting thing about TechStars to me is that Jared Polis was a co-founder. He is one of the sharpest politicians in office today, in my opinion, and the first openly gay congressman to even be elected. http://www.techst
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16y ago
http://siteanalytics.compete.com/digital-photography-school.... Fair enough, they do have some good stats. Still very much the exception however.
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puredemo
16y ago
Isn't this obvious? Name a single popular startup with a dash in their domain.
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puredemo
16y ago
No problem, thanks for the links.. It says, "Shoes has to be built with Ruby 1.9.1." Is that strict, or will 1.9.2 work? Edit: Actually, I'll tell you in a minute. Update: This is a bit beyond what I was expecting. What do I do with the .
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16y ago
Didn't work on ubuntu. ;( /tmp/selfgz13504/hacketyhack-bin: error while loading shared libraries: libssh2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
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16y ago
... I can't believe they hired her back.
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16y ago
Just a side note, I see CS program ranking thrown around here quite often. Exactly where are these pulled from?
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puredemo
16y ago
You meant heartily.
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puredemo
16y ago
Your comment struck me as prescient. I founded a "flash in the pan" social startup game that eventually went nowhere. But despite the end results, it was quite an interesting ride and there are some fascinating stories to tell. Unfortuna
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16y ago
A few details in execution and a better name perhaps.
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puredemo
16y ago
That is a pretty classic line. ;)
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16y ago
I wonder if a judge would be willing to shut down this site simply because it's titled "Hacker News." It doesn't seem to be out of the realm of possibility considering the processes followed in this case.
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16y ago
In my experience, this strategy works remarkably well.
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puredemo
16y ago
A city block in many metros is not that much money though. Think Cleveland.
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puredemo
16y ago
One of the most poorly written articles I've seen on here.
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puredemo
16y ago
Fair enough. It just sort of seemed like a very entitled approach all around.
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puredemo
16y ago
So you are going to try to burn bridges with a non-negotiated (a more accurate term would be fraudulent) invoice? How impressive. Almost as impressive as your reactions in both a. handling the original situation by waiting ten weeks and b.
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16y ago
Isn't it a little strange selling a company for $212M that is essentially just reselling EC2 with a better UI? Maybe it's just me..
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16y ago
You might look into getting a more brandable domain name as well. I registered trynode.com a couple weeks ago, for instance. There are plenty of strong names out there. nodedemo.com, nodejump.com, nodegem.com, noderun.com -- all available
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16y ago
You realize the servers are likely still compromised, and could be saving any new email addresses entered.
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16y ago
Because those 10% of unemployed folks are definitely highly-skilled programmers. Right.
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And the post doesn't allow comments either, so there is no way for users to mention the extent of the compromise.
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16y ago
Intense article! Franco is probably strong enough at math to realize that the more he immerses himself in the art world, the strongly the probability is that he will become truly iconic. He also seems to be enjoying the ride. And he basica
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Yep, working from home is great. Or within an office with an actual door.
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16y ago
He is a hell of a 3d artist though. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkB-kQ9ovVU
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