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901.
by sanj 18y ago
only as an adjunct to the web product.
902.
LuckyCal on Thrillist(thrillist.com)
1 points by sanj 18y ago|0 comments
903.
by sanj 18y ago
Why do we think it is "legal"? Brad says "Use at your own risk, then." and "... it'd be a little hard to fingerprint." Neither of which scream "legal" at all. In fact, rather the opposite.
904.
by sanj 18y ago
"What are the odds of them all dying?" "You'll get the last one standing!"
905.
Scott Adams explains CDOs(dilbert.com)
102 points by sanj 18y ago|14 comments
906.
by sanj 18y ago
This is going to sound harsh, but if you still this SLOC counts for anything, you're in PHB territory.
907.
Add Facebook Connect to Your Blog in 8 Minutes(facebook.com)
1 points by sanj 18y ago|0 comments
908.
by sanj 18y ago
My metric has always been how many people I can help. Startups win on that count.
909.
by sanj 18y ago
There's only 51 of them. 46 and 47 are dupes.
910.
Marissa Mayer’s Advice On Who To Hire(techcrunch.com)
14 points by sanj 18y ago|5 comments
911.
by sanj 18y ago
I wonder if there is a market for providing real, verified identities. Not requiring them, mind you, but streamlining things if you provide it: like the Clear security program in airports that lets you skip the lines.
912.
by sanj 18y ago
Always taking the fork in the road that'll result in the best story.
913.
Genetic Algorithm building a little car(wreck.devisland.net)
126 points by sanj 18y ago|54 comments
914.
by sanj 18y ago
A buddy -- Craig -- of mine ported Tetris to X while at MIT. Another buddy -- Randy -- wrote Tetrimatic, which intercepted the X events to figure out the board state and was, effectively, a robot that played Tetris. For a while Tetrimatic w
915.
by sanj 18y ago
I think that there's a forcing function with using a non-IDE environment that makes me, at least, write better code. I have to navigate it and understand it without (easily) jumping between files/methods/objects. For me, that leads to bett
916.
Tetris Challenge(tetrisapp.appspot.com)
39 points by sanj 18y ago|13 comments
917.
Ducking an iPhone Annoyance(tntluoma.com)
1 points by sanj 18y ago|0 comments
918.
by sanj 18y ago
I'm pretty happy. And pretty successful. Maybe I'm just lucky?
919.
by sanj 18y ago
I've found that the people who are most successful are those that ascribe their success to good luck. And when things fail, they examine what they did wrong: externalize success, internalize failure. Those that believe that luck has "nothi
920.
by sanj 18y ago
Interesting! Did any other HN folks submit to the Knight Challenge?
921.
by sanj 18y ago
Dang! Vortex shedding was exactly what I did my undergrad research project on! Sadly, it got me my lowest grade in college. But that's a longer story.
922.
by sanj 18y ago
That'd be fantastic -- we're trying to figure out which ones to support when.
923.
by sanj 18y ago
The WSJ should be embarrassed at its [reporter's] inability to grasp simple stats and probability. 10% of the Fortune 500 are run by Harvard grads. Harvard's classes are about 1600/a. Just the Boston area has around 250k students. Let's
924.
by sanj 18y ago
Here's the bit I don't quite understand. It seems to me that CDSs are fine as long as you only have one degree of separation. Example: if JPM loans Ford $1B, it can buy a CDS from AIG for that loan. However AIG cannot then buy a CDS for f
925.
by sanj 18y ago
In the 15 years I have been following Pogue, I have never felt him to be any sort of fanboy.
926.
by sanj 18y ago
"A BlackBerry without a keyboard is like an iPod without a scroll wheel." Um. http://www.apple.com/ipodtouch/
927.
by sanj 18y ago
I don't believe that's true. I believe that you have to have a President, but not a CxO.
928.
by sanj 18y ago
What amazes me about the CEOs of the automakers is how tone-deaf they are to the PR debacle they're creating.
929.
Forrester likes LuckyCal(blogs.zdnet.com)
1 points by sanj 18y ago|0 comments
930.
by sanj 18y ago
Just like Google didn't win in search by being better than Altavista.

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