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Thanks for the link. As a python newbie, the way that helped me best was going through the stack overflow link and then the posted article. From what I understand its also important to understand when the decorator function is executed. Bef
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He also wrote a great exit mail when leaving MS. http://worldofsu.com/philipsu/?page_id=193 .
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In India, bing is bing, subway is subway and coca cola is coca cola. Irrespective of that Google has around 89% market share. Considering other search engines, bing would have as much market share as in China. Coca Cola and its Indian count
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Thanks for the explanation.
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Apologies if this appears dumb. After going through the link I still could not understand why is it ok to exclude the upper bound while including the lower bound? Is it because the lower bound is fixed as 0 is the smallest natural number? O
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While I am a voracious reader, I have just started reading sci-fi. (Just finished dune, Starting with stranger in a strange land). Just in case anyone's interested, here's a list of the books mentioned in the article and some famous hackers
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Michael Arrington's favorite books
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Thanks :)
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Thanks!!
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A shameless plug for my site http://vipreads.com . It lists the famous books of favorite people. From hackers to entrepreneurs to singers, writers etc. etc.
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Clickable link to my site http://vipreads.com
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Ask HN: Which hacker/entrepreneur's favorite books would you like to know?
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Mark Suster: Let experience be your compass
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Sergey Brin's love for Feynman
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How do i describe this to my friends on Facebook? I couldnt think of an apt description, "A combination of StackOverflow, Craigslist, Quora", will that be apt? Couldnt see an about page either
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I just suggested the first exercise from there as something the OP might try out. :)
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The books suggested here have been pretty good, but books will only help you so much. Consider this suggestion: Talk to 5 new people every day. They can be anyone, on an elevator, a person walking by, a person in a queue just start a conver
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Congratulations :)
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Jeff Bezos' love for sci-fi and the perfect novel.
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Thanks a lot nurik for the feedback.
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It depends. If you google "books linus torvals reads" I am the second result. Bill gates favorite books , I am in the first page. But thanks I will work on this.
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Thanks for the advice. I checked out your blog and your new site. Good luck.
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yeah.. but very minimal. out of curiosity, why do you ask?
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Ask HN: How do I increase traffic to my site?
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yeah.. its in the link. For your reference it's Molecular Biology of the Gene
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Bill Gates' reading list includes a book on molecular biology
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What can possibly be done is to open a in browser popup which shows the details of the product with an option of viewing them later. If i am playing the game with the intention of playing its not very likely that i would pause to buy before
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Mark Cuban's favorite books on business, innovation and selling
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What i meant was a general purpose site.Most people who visit hacker news are programmers/entrepreneurs/designers i presume.
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Ask HN: Does reddit have any competitors?
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