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by rjvir 13y ago
Obviously, startups need to scale at some point, and to do that they need experienced backend engineers. However, when a startup is still searching for product-market fit and doesn't have an influx of users, it doesn't make sense to spend a
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by rjvir 13y ago
Sometimes, companies like Parse make me think having quality backend engineers is unnecessary for a startup. AWS made it cheaper to run scalable applications, Heroku made dev ops ridiculously easy, and Parse may eliminate the need for backe
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by rjvir 13y ago
This article makes bitcoin sound like a ponzi scheme
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by rjvir 13y ago
A bit sensationalist, but gets the point across I guess
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by rjvir 13y ago
"A year ago, the University of Michigan’s hacker community lay dormant. Today, it is a force to be reckoned with." - says who?
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How I play Dots(medium.com)
2 points by rjvir 13y ago|0 comments
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by rjvir 13y ago
This looks very similar to Kickstarter.
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by rjvir 13y ago
Every year the Thiel Foundation filters in 20+ amazing individuals. This year is no exception. Congratulations to the fellows that made it, I'm excited to see what they build.
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by rjvir 13y ago
It's awesome that someone like the CEO of Twitter can be the commencement speaker at a major university. Possibly even 3 years ago, Twitter could have been dismissed as a trivial trend that nerds are using.
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by rjvir 13y ago
Regardless of her outcome with her current school, people in the future will respect her curiosity. This experience could shape into an awesome college application essay.
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by rjvir 13y ago
Perfect timing for YC interviews.
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by rjvir 14y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Female_bodybuilding
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by rjvir 14y ago
Stop victimizing yourself. There was nothing "brogrammer" about this post. Females go to gyms too!
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by rjvir 14y ago
Hackathons are a great supplement to accelerate learning, but anyone who wants to build decent products needs to learn things the right way at some point.
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by rjvir 14y ago
It surprises me that organizations like Code.org don't take advantage of hackathons to spread their message. Why hasn't this happened yet?
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by rjvir 14y ago
Agreed. Hackathons are a great supplement to accelerate learning, but anyone who wants to build decent products needs to learn things the right way at some point.
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Hackathons are like gyms(medium.com)
23 points by rjvir 14y ago|13 comments
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by rjvir 14y ago
The YouTube integration looks awesome. I see so many indy artists put up janky iTunes links on YouTube - that needs to be fixed.
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by rjvir 14y ago
I saw this live at PennApps - it's incredible. It truly feels magic.
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by rjvir 14y ago
HackMyJizz... seriously? What sort of demented mind would come up with an idea like that?
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by rjvir 14y ago
Let me guess - it was another engineering sweatshop with sleep deprivation, redbull, adderall, pizza, and body odour. How fun.
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Facebook Phone Leak Points To Budget HTC Device, Homescreen App For All Androids(techcrunch.com)
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Facebook smartphone with HTC launching soon(9to5google.com)
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We Are All Equal T-Shirt(teespring.com)
12 points by rjvir 14y ago|7 comments
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by rjvir 14y ago
Such an awesome array of speakers. I wish I went!
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by rjvir 14y ago
This is interesting since Digg was an instrumental piece in the disruption of Google Reader.
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Pinterest For Products Wanelo Raises At North Of $100M Valuation(techcrunch.com)
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by rjvir 14y ago
I love the name. Super clear - "Pay up bitches"
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Livestream of MHacks, the largest student hackathon ever(new.livestream.com)
7 points by rjvir 14y ago|1 comments
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by rjvir 14y ago
These are all awesome suggestions. If a service did this for me, I would love it forever. I will definitely look into the quickest ways to implement stuff like this.

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