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16y ago
The difference is here, that you can tell if something has been opened, but it is nearly impossible to tell if something has been 'friged.' Apple can only void your warranty if they can catch you. And please don't mention that he 'posted
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I am most excited about the css; this will cut our development time in half! We aren't going to need images to have decent looking buttons anymore.
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16y ago
We have created Facebook applications that allow people to subscribe to YouTube Channels on Facebook. We have been getting really great traction. We want to expand this to Blogs and are currently looking for Beta testers. You essentially
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16y ago
Welcome to HTML5! Completely overdone graphics with no usability (for a while anyway).
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17y ago
Now if someone could create a Non-Deterministic Turing Machine; that would be much cooler.
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17y ago
>>>>Employees teach new recruits to use tools for comparing the performance of one version of a feature with another and how to determine what sort of difference in response is meaningful .>>>>> I hate w
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17y ago
Awesome that is really helpful! Does anyone know of anything that is not listed there?
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Ask HN: What are some alternative YC-like programs?
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17y ago
Our start-up creates Facebook Applications for these popular YouTubers. Blair is one of our top clients ( http://apprats.com/partners/ ) and her app is here: http://apps.facebook.com/juicystar/ She has been a really awesome person to wo
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17y ago
Sweet, this sounds like fun!
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17y ago
To quote PG "What people wished they'd paid more attention to when choosing cofounders was character and commitment, not ability." I have also found this to be true. So, if you have the technical things covered, I would just concentrate on
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17y ago
So, my first reaction, is I wouldn't use it, but I don't own stocks so that is not a surprise. My second reaction is who would use it and I get stuck there too. The front page is not that valuable, because it is relatively easy to add up t
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17y ago
"X reduces to P = NP, so Nyah!" is a tightly formulated theoretical statement. Work of this form is very important in advancing our basic understanding of the fundamental mathematical foundations behind computation. It only become deeply u
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17y ago
Does anyone know if there is anything technically that is stopping someone from downloading the hulu broadcasts? I was talking about this last night I think it is almost time for a DVR for my computer, so I don't have to watch the hulu comm
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17y ago
Another knee-jerk reaction is thinking that companies must have looked at the patent and copied it, if they infringed on it. Most likely Apple never considered those patents. I would imagine that the iPhone still would have been built and
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17y ago
Well luckily for me I did not have success ;)
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17y ago
What if the founders don't seek investment from Sequoia after the initial YC investment. In this case Sequoia would never have had the opportunity to pass. I imagine there is no 'you have to request funding from Sequoia' clause that comes
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17y ago
I did that too. Oops. But it was actually Paul Graham's essays that made me realize I was doing the wrong thing. Oh, well it was only about a year of my life I wasted, I'm not bitter at all... seriously. Did anyone else make this mistake?
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17y ago
This is exactly why patents are not good for the world. Imagine if the iPhone was never built because they respected these patents. The cell phone industry would literally be 3 years behind where it is now. Patents do not encourage innova