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Why does society value growth above all else?(stephenwalters.posterous.com)
2 points by sjwalter 16y ago|0 comments
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by sjwalter 16y ago
17 May 2010 is when the new issue of New Yorker will be published. This future-dating happens frequently on the websites of dead-tree organs, when said organs are considerate enough to provide their content online before the tree-slaughter
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by sjwalter 16y ago
They are at least able to tell if you've used it--my account just lost all its followers. http://twitter.com/sjwalter I'd had a legitimate 30ish followers, used this bug a few times, now 0.
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by sjwalter 16y ago
Heh, I used this a bunch of times. It did work just fine, I had all sorts of people following me who really shouldn't care about me. And now I have 0 followers.
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by sjwalter 16y ago
It took me some getting used to. I've been here 14 months now, and I did get a little lethargic at the beginning of the dark, dark winter months. And slightly manic in the all-sun summer light. But I adapted pretty quickly.
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by sjwalter 16y ago
Thanks! For sure, the weather isn't for everyone. We /do/ get great summer weather (it'll be over 20C before the end of May), but it's a short season. Padova sounds gorgeous! (Just a Manly-Man-o'-the-North note: I'm wearing shorts and a t-s
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by sjwalter 16y ago
Today it's a balmy 9 Celsius. Sure, the winter brings a couple weeks of -35 C and below, but with a solid parka and the same resolve we're looking for in our hackers, you can hack it. :) And that bridge... What a nightmare. It's been in the
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by sjwalter 16y ago
SSi Micro is hiring great hackers. Know C pretty well, be great at one high-level language (Python, PHP, whatever), be a quick learner (and we mean quick), and then come and be a propellerhead at our awesome, small company. www.ssimicro.com
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by sjwalter 16y ago
I read every word of the landing page and still didn't know what TwitVance did.
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If you're a startup founder, you have to be (mostly) like Duddy Kravitz(stephenwalters.posterous.com)
1 points by sjwalter 17y ago|0 comments
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If you're doing a startup, you have to read Papillon.(stephenwalters.posterous.com)
30 points by sjwalter 17y ago|5 comments
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"If you're doing a startup, you have to read Papillon."(stephenwalters.posterous.com)
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by sjwalter 17y ago
Yes! SSi Micro! We're waaaaaaaay up North! See my above comment in this thread: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1215882
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by sjwalter 17y ago
Great question. Thankfully, we have a terrestrial link from down south all the way up to the Knife, so we have decent access. I say "decent" and not "amazing" because our bandwidth isn't anything like it is in some bigger markets down south
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by sjwalter 17y ago
SSi Micro is hiring great hackers. Know C pretty well, be great at one high-level language (Python, PHP, whatever), be a quick learner (and we mean quick), and then come and be a propellerhead at our awesome, small company. www.ssimicro.com
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Ask HN: Review our webapp: QFile: File sharing for our satellite network
2 points by sjwalter 17y ago|1 comments
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by sjwalter 17y ago
We are currently working on something like this. We call it "Incubator Projects". How it works is we're setting up a recruitment website, and on it contain various projects we hope you're interested in. After interviewing (on site, on our d
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Ask HN: How to recruit great hackers in a remote location?
9 points by sjwalter 17y ago|6 comments