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by sanj 18y ago
I would think twice about taking relationship advice aimed at Forbes's readership. Scratch that. I would think about it once and then actively ignore it. The poor tender egos that they have to coddle and actively shelter from smart, talent
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Walmart Growth Video -- including how it was done(blog.kiwitobes.com)
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by sanj 18y ago
I do count myself as lucky -- very lucky! However, I continue to be amazed at how many men I find that are scared by smart women. But that's a topic for another thread. And perhaps not on HN.
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by sanj 18y ago
There was a time when I felt that way. But somewhere along the line I married a woman who's got a degree in History and Literature. I can see your eyes rolling already. It gets worse: she never even (gasp!) took Calculus. But the fact is
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The Complicated Case of magicJack(pcmag.com)
3 points by sanj 18y ago|2 comments
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The once and future e-book: on reading in the digital age(arstechnica.com)
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Broken gets fixed; Shoddy lasts forever(designaday.tumblr.com)
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Can't override procrastination settings anymore
8 points by sanj 18y ago|6 comments
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Rubik's Cube inventor is back with Rubik's 360(telegraph.co.uk)
8 points by sanj 18y ago|6 comments
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by sanj 18y ago
Have you considered working with someone in PR? I used to be dead-set against that advice, but good PR folks act as a quality filter to many of the big-name tech bloggers.
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On the Flickr support in iPhoto ‘09(speirs.org)
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by sanj 18y ago
From what I can tell, Fansnap has spent a lot of time working on the business end of things creating real relationships with secondary market ticketing companies. From watching Ticketstumbler succeed admirably, they've spent their time on t
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by sanj 18y ago
Every once in a while I have a slight pang of "well, jeez, I spent $120k and 10 years doing this! And now it's free?" It's like that moment when you buy a computer and its successor comes out the next week. With a few exceptions, I barely
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by sanj 18y ago
What's with the tennis ball?
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by sanj 18y ago
The comments by Mihai Secasiu are more insightful than the article itself.
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Feynman Algorithm(c2.com)
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Public Documentation ‎(Google OAuth & Federated Login Research‎)(sites.google.com)
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by sanj 18y ago
Simply making offensive statements doesn't count as social commentary.
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by sanj 18y ago
I'm so glad I'm not the only one that feels this way. As far as I'm concerned, CSS is a miserable piece of work. Witness how hard it is do a simple three column layout. It fails half of the simple edict: Make easy things easy and hard thi
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by sanj 18y ago
If I may suggest: http://www.cafepress.com/clevercuties.36038469
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by sanj 18y ago
Except that we're not. For many of us, the advent and wide deployment of birth control allows us to choose if and when we decide to procreate. Part of the downside of this is that we're often waiting until we're older before we decide to h
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by sanj 18y ago
I'm assuming you meant that the west coast doesn't have precipitation variation. I quite like snow! Then again, my earliest memories are from here: http://tinyurl.com/cbp4lf
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by sanj 18y ago
Another Arlingtonian? Crazy! Perhaps not so crazy. Last year I discovered two other Ruby programmers (one at another startup, one at a more established firm) among the parents in my son's kindergarten class . And this was a reasonably si
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by sanj 18y ago
re: Number 2 Does everyone get soft when they spend time out west? I've lost half my family to that coast and they all complain about the sort of weather that is optimal for sledding. Doesn't anyone else miss having seasons?
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by sanj 18y ago
I agree with Arlington being slightly better than Palo Alto. In fact, you could say that I'm in the process of doubling down that particular gamble! Given that my brother's raising his kid in there and I'm here, I feel like I have a semi-
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by sanj 18y ago
Does anyone want to take a bet that at the first sign of trouble they'll come running to nearby countries asking for (wait for it...) a government bailout?
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by sanj 18y ago
Is this anything more than a really fancy gated community for rich people to hide in? It just seems so brutally selfish.
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Run your MacBook without a battery and throttle the performance?(jkontherun.com)
1 points by sanj 18y ago|0 comments
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by sanj 18y ago
This reminds me of a band that gave out stamps when you came to their concerts. The top levels were awesome: 30 Stamps: Special Date #1 Dinner and dancing with Dave. 36 Stamps: Special Date #2. Dinner and dancing with either Jean, Mike, or
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by sanj 18y ago
Sounds like no one told them about the iceberg: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000356.html You know how an iceberg is 90% underwater? Well, most software is like that too -- there's a pretty user interface that takes about

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