stanley

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   by stanley 18y ago

   "Microsoft, having grown up making money selling traditional software, will have a hard time being successful online, he argues. He thinks Google is unlikely to invest much in enterprise applications, because profit per employee is much low
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   by stanley 18y ago

   What are your goals? General success? A flourishing startup? CEO of Google? Regardless of your end-goals, the steps you take to achieve them depend largely on your personality. Are you a natural born entrepreneur? Do you enjoy networking mo
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   by stanley 18y ago

   Feynman was a fascinating character. Anyone interested in learning more about him should pick up Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!
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   by stanley 18y ago

   Java
5. 155.▲
   by stanley 18y ago

   Great stuff. I wish more legal documents were standardized and in the common domain.
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   by stanley 18y ago

   I'm surprised the article made no mention of http://visualjquery.com/ . It's somewhat out of date but it's still a great resource. On the topic of frameworks, a simple way to speed up page loads is to use Google's AJAX Libraries API to loa
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   by stanley 18y ago

   I'd be interested in attending as well if enough people can make it.
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   ASK HN: How to hire good employees?

   3 points by stanley 18y ago|3 comments
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   by stanley 18y ago

   Focusing on quality rather than volume.
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    by stanley 18y ago

    Decentralization of energy production will be revolutionary. This particular article, on the other hand, makes no mention of the economic factors involved in the said processes. To top it off, there's been a sway of "amazing solar discoveri
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    by stanley 18y ago

    I like the idea. When you click [+] it would make sense for it to change to a [-] in case I want to remove it (right-clicking is not obvious). The ability to pause a song and change the volume would also be nice. You should add some kind of
12. 162.▲
    by stanley 18y ago

    Haha, thanks for the advice. Was the learning curve steep? (referring to Dvorak, of course).
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    Ask HN: Is it worth switching to a Dvorak keyboard?

    2 points by stanley 18y ago|4 comments
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    by stanley 18y ago

    I second http://www.wickedfire.com