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17y ago
You imply that you could have done better. So please share your relevant comparable experience. Ever raise $10M and bear the weight of those investor expectations? Ever been CEO of a multi-million dollar company? Ever launch a manufactured
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17y ago
This is one of the better pieces linked to from HN in some time, yet most of the comments here are critical of either the author or her husband or both. Critics, please raise your hands if either you or your spouse has raised $10M in a depr
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17y ago
The first link I clicked revealed an animated gif depicting a woman breaking a water balloon over her very well-endowed chest in slow motion. At the risk of being redundant, I would say that your startup shows a great deal of promise.
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Main = interact (unlines . List.sort . lines)
(en.wikipedia.org)
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18y ago
If the deal does fall through, I doubt Schwartz can survive as CEO.
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NPR Interviews the Guy Who Helped Blow Up Wall Street
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18y ago
Tell evgen: Skipping over a few links one day a year won't kill you. I'd rather read an April Fool's joke than a post like this complaining about as-yet-untold April Fool's jokes. Lighten up.
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18y ago
Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one's courage. -Anais Nin
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18y ago
This reads like a core dump -- informative yet dense, verbose, and difficult to parse.
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18y ago
Old-school, low-tech, real-time, in-person approach: "Hi. How's it going?" Your TinEye approach, later that day, via email: "Hi. How's it going? You don't know me, but I surreptitiously took your photo in the park earlier today, uploaded it
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18y ago
This headline is best enjoyed when sung to the tune of Bob Marley's "No woman, no cry."
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18y ago
Do I generate massive amounts of business ideas? No. Do I create massive cloud-based high-touch paradigm synergies? Yes. Do I like buzzwords? Massively. Do I always talk like Donald Rumsfeld? Yes.
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18y ago
Zed's rails is a ghetto retraction is a ghetto.
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18y ago
Just think of all the girlfriends you'll be able to buy once you become rich and famous in Silicon Valley!
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Apple fanboys, repent
(consumerist.com)
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18y ago
Can we submit posts about women who use the innards of Erlang to create sites to get hired by Twitter?
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18y ago
Hey thinkcomp, are you going to sue E*Trade too? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=504950
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Nokia's Skype-based end run around its operator partners
(finance.yahoo.com)
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18y ago
Unfortunately for da Vinci, pg had not yet finished the "noprocrast" feature, so would-be masterworks gathered dust as da Vinci frittered away his days on an early version of Hacker News.
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18y ago
I was working at a startup south of Market in SF during the dot-com boom and bust. Industry Standard, the TechCrunch of its day, had a billboard with an electronic tech news ticker that loomed large over the neighborhood and, TJ Eckleburg-l
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18y ago
These are the Glengarry leads.
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Cuba's answer to "U.S. hegemony"? Linux.
(tech.yahoo.com)
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Google Suggest Thinks the Internet is "Terrified of Chinese People"
(businessinsider.com)
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18y ago
Programming is to great software what writing is to great literature. You might reach some basic level of literacy -- say, the ability to write a blog post -- and conclude that writing is easy. You might then translate your blog post from E
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18y ago
Reddit Supports Site Header Color Customization, Say Goodbye to Hacker News.
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18y ago
Haven't you ever been in a club? Heeding the wisdom of Woody Allen and Groucho Marx, I would never join a club that would have someone like me as a member.
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18y ago
So, to summarize your Cafe 2.0 business model, if I may... Prospective customers submit resumes to you for the privilege of being allowed to rent table space at your cafe. Those who clear that hurdle remain under constant threat of eviction
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18y ago
Casual sex works in theory but not in practice. I suspect that your own sex life could use less theory and more practice.
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I would recommend a different m-word ending in "-ation."
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Steve Gillmor's Commenters Revolt
(techcrunchit.com)
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