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by reason 15y ago
What's a "luxury" car? What's wrong with an $11k Hyundai? What's a "designer" suit? What's wrong with $50 Walmart-brand? What's a "classy" watch? What's wrong with a $10 Casio? What's a "perfectly cooked" steak? What's wrong with an $8 Denn
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by reason 15y ago
He's running a business; what's not to get? He sits higher up on the ladder with a bigger net than most doctors. The doctor that reads your x-ray at the local community hospital and this guy are in two different positions. One is an employe
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by reason 15y ago
I've been told by my friends on HN and elsewhere that I've got somewhat of a talent for suggesting domains; so I figured I'd try to see if people would pay for that sort of service. There's nothing really I can do about the browser issue ot
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by reason 15y ago
Yes, under the product description, I make sure to explicitly mention that they are available domains. I'll certainly try my best to provide the best suggestions. I understand the "going nuts" bit is highly subjective, but I think I've got
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by reason 15y ago
Hey, as for the lightboxes, I'm using a service to run the store, and everything's been working fine on my end as with a few friends. As far as the clients – those are services that have either once lived or are still in the works. I'm not
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by reason 15y ago
I'm offering domain name suggestions for your idea/site. $50 for 5 suggestions. $75 for 8. Everything works on chrome on my end. I'm using goodsie.com to run the store.
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by reason 15y ago
Yeah, that's perfectly fine! Asking for a link is for those who may have their sites up and running but would ultimately like to change their current name. But if you don't have a link or a site, and you've got just an idea, just send me a
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Show HN: DNSWhore.com Domain Suggestions(dnswhore.com)
8 points by reason 15y ago|15 comments
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by reason 15y ago
What I got from his post wasn't that he deserved a better grade, but more willingness by the professor to field his questions. If other students felt this way, I really can't trust the author's claim that his low evaluation score was solely
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by reason 15y ago
Would you have funded them had they not pulled their stunts?
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Ask HN: Why do you often drop the subject in first-person sentences?
5 points by reason 16y ago|7 comments
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Emotiv Hacker starts Gotham Eyewear – Augmented Reality Glasses(gothameyewear.com)
17 points by reason 16y ago|4 comments
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by reason 16y ago
Or maybe he can do his own thing and you can focus on yours?
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IPad2 X-ray Hack(youtube.com)
2 points by reason 16y ago|0 comments
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by reason 16y ago
Yes, you're correct. There are 3 major phases in clinically testing a drug's safety and efficacy before it's brought to market, and it seems like they're close to starting the first one. For all those interested in the 3 phases, here they a
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by reason 16y ago
Many people don't, myself included.
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by reason 16y ago
Yeah, really good point – I agree for the most part and would say that it's really a combination of both.
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by reason 16y ago
That's really unfair. Whilst I agree there's a disconnect, I wouldn't say it's specific to HN, but rather to the entire industry. The reason why you see those Ask HN posts is because people are looking around and realizing that those types
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by reason 16y ago
So HN: Why does this get voted up because of the hustle and for her actually "doing something", and yet there are Rate My Startup posts of actual somethings that go unnoticed on a daily basis? Check out the "new" and "ask" pages to help s
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by reason 16y ago
Because as many here would probably not like to accept, HNers are just as prone to social engineering as the guy on Facebook who signs up for the app that can supposedly revert his Facebook page back to the old design. HN can be gamed quite
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by reason 16y ago
So... a few questions: 1. What happens if I forget about my GiftRocket? Yes, you could say the same about gift cards, but those are physical items I can keep in my wallet and discover months later. If I forget about a GiftRocket, what happe
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by reason 16y ago
Kevin Rose usually gets a lot of crap about Digg when posts about him show up. And you know, sure, Digg might be considered a tragedy to some (which, come on, really isn't), but I really, really respect the guy. He really helped usher in th
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by reason 16y ago
Personally, I would attend to my educational duties, and try to enjoy these years the best I can. That's not to say you shouldn't give attention to your development interests -- you absolutely should. Just don't worry too much about optimiz
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Engineering a “Muse” – Volume 3: Case Studies of Successful Cash-Flow Businesses(fourhourworkweek.com)
2 points by reason 16y ago|0 comments
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by reason 16y ago
This résumé looks far better than many I come across today, aesthetically.
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by reason 16y ago
The blatant idiocy and hatred of this comment more than justifies the downvotes from HNers (and lack of reasons for them) that this comment has received. No, really, why did you guys downvote that?
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by reason 16y ago
Clearly not as her response complains about the side effects taking cystic fibrosis treatment, and nowhere did she mention how she would've rather died than had the disease treated. Edit: Yep, missed that part. I was wrong there.
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by reason 16y ago
"What conventional medicine does is pretty gruesome." What are you talking about? Chances are you would've died a century ago because of the lack of effective treatments for CF. There are people who have dedicated their entire lives to rese
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by reason 16y ago
What is sad about what conventional medicine has to offer?
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by reason 16y ago
It's definitely curable. My hypothetical was based on the assumption that treatment was not given to show that we actually have not evolved defenses against the virus.

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