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by robot 15y ago
This has nothing to do with github. Github is what it is as the name suggests, it's a convenient hosting platform for git projects. The fix/merge issues are between developers and has been around since open source first started. It's people
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by robot 15y ago
green on black
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by robot 15y ago
They are not genetically wired but definitely inclined.
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by robot 15y ago
Education is broken. Everyone is different, and meant to excel at one thing they do well to make a difference, yet the standardized education forces people to be indifferent. It also keeps you locked in an idealized world of grades and exam
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by robot 15y ago
would be great to integrate with github
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Ask HN: How do I download a website for offline viewing?
2 points by robot 15y ago|3 comments
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by robot 15y ago
Anyone know who this is, or his company?
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by robot 15y ago
#4 a weekend project?
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by robot 15y ago
This is also what we have on mobile devices today. The real burden on mobile seems to be the carriers. I hope it changes real soon.
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First Android demo [2007](youtube.com)
3 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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by robot 15y ago
Ironically, the examples provided for illustrating your 'deep C' knowledge, are in fact superficial. I don't really care if <stdio.h> has a printf definition, or whether C99 behaves differently. You might care more if you are an app
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by robot 15y ago
Never thought uClinux would be used for such purpose.
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The Flip Video Story: 10 Years of Iteration, Fighting the Future and Selling Out(theawl.com)
1 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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by robot 15y ago
this is a summarized transcript of his talk here: http://video.svb.com/video/12-Lessons-Steve-Jobs-Taught-Gu#c... Lessons Steve Jobs Taught Guy Kawasaki I think the reason it reads bland is that it is a short summary. I found his talk amu
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List of patents Microsoft claims Android infringement [2010](arstechnica.com)
1 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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Police arrest more than 700 Protesters on Brooklyn Bridge(cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com)
4 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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by robot 15y ago
Pity it doesn't describe how the level of openness has changed. It doesn't even say if some people became more open or less open.
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by robot 15y ago
Some company switched to a better version control system. what's the news?
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Ask HN: Is the 'new' page the best way to pick news?
5 points by robot 15y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Android and Linux virtualized(vimeo.com)
2 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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Social media can't provide what social change has always required.(gladwell.com)
2 points by robot 15y ago|0 comments
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by robot 15y ago
That would be like buying the bullets instead of the weapon.
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How to Make a Clock Run for 10,000 Years(wired.com)
77 points by robot 15y ago|23 comments
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by robot 15y ago
sounds interesting, but I think one problem will be the number of shareholders are often limited. You may run into issues like the differences between public/private companies. Did you think of how you might solve that?
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by robot 15y ago
I meant more in the form of U.S. startup visa, but thanks.
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by robot 15y ago
I wish they had something for alien founders creating jobs.
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by robot 15y ago
I would try to take contracts closely related to the product. You could add that too.
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Tumblr vs Posterous [2010](businessinsider.com)
4 points by robot 15y ago|1 comments
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by robot 15y ago
We have a similar setup. I am a technical founder who owns the project and company, I hired two developers from overseas full time. They joined because each were interested in the project, and were heavily trained by me. I paid them full sa
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by robot 15y ago
Standing for long periods of time negatively affects your blood circulation and may cause varicosis. Not that sitting eight hours a day is healtier, but its one hidden risk of standing that you should know.

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