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by sutro 18y ago
I'll consider you, but first you'll have to prove your claim that you can "kick ass" -- fight club style.
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by sutro 18y ago
You can't downmod submissions. And comment downmods already act as a filtering device by graying out the text of unpopular comments. I doubt many HN regulars would say that the site today suffers from a lack of comment downmods. Those who w
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by sutro 18y ago
Why argue against a feature that you wouldn't have to use? I would appreciate the option to ignore certain users. In fact, you may eventually find it useful to ignore me and my future disagreements with your future anti-optional-feature adv
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by sutro 18y ago
I'll make a plug for these guys: http://www.inveneo.org/ I met the founder last year at an event in SF. They've created an impressive solar-powered computer for the developing world. They seem to embody the best of both high-tech entrepre
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Hilariously Bad Web Design(havenworks.com)
7 points by sutro 18y ago|4 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
The author seems quite happy with his daily morning routine of classifying user agent strings , exemplifying Milton's satanic logic: "The Mind is its own Place, and there within, can make a Hell out of Heaven, or a Heaven out of Hell."
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by sutro 18y ago
So right now the old I-hate-Java-frameworks post from 2005 and this one from 2006 are both front page "news." Has the internet finally run out of actual news? Perhaps it is a dump truck, after all, as opposed to a series of tubes.
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by sutro 18y ago
I'm so tired lately I've gone beyond "cold risk" and have crossed into "sanity risk."
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Fake Steve Jobs Criticizes Real Steve Jobs(newsweek.com)
3 points by sutro 18y ago|1 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
I used to have very bad RSI, and two things saved me: 1) this book: http://www.amazon.com/Repetitive-Strain-Injury-Computer-User... , and 2) this doctor: http://www.yelp.com/biz/mehaffy-rick-dc-redwood-city (only helpful if you live in t
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by sutro 18y ago
That idea's been done, but if you could develop a packet of goo that could be used as both ketchup and sunscreen, then you'd have something. You could put half on your burger, and the other half on your face. Huge time saver.
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by sutro 18y ago
Step one: Cut a hole in the box. Step two: Put your junk in that box. Step three: Make her open the box. And that's the way you do it!
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The Janitor Programmer(janitorprogrammer.com)
28 points by sutro 18y ago|8 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
Zed's political commentary is a ghetto.
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Chiropractor sues patient for posting criticism on Yelp(sfgate.com)
3 points by sutro 18y ago|1 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}' in /home/obamamillion/modules/obamamillion.tools.php on line 51
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by sutro 18y ago
You don't have to go out of your way to read biographies. In Jobs' Stanford commencement speech, discussed and linked many times here on HN, he talks about being "fired" from Apple. He also discusses it in Cringely's "Triumph of the Nerds"
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by sutro 18y ago
For an Apple fanboy you're not very well-versed in Apple history.
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by sutro 18y ago
So losing the data you enter into some lame AOL web service because you forget to check your email for a few weeks qualifies as an apocalypse ? After watching fat insane Brando in Apocalypse Now and buff ass-kicking Aaanold in the Terminat
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by sutro 18y ago
Well given that the SEC gave Apple the smallest of slaps on the wrist for backdating options ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Heinen ), and given that they failed to do anything at all about Madoff despite Markopolos beating them over t
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by sutro 18y ago
Announce that sometime within the first 10 days of its launch your service will float one fake news story or headline amid the stream of real news. The first reader to email you identifying the fake wins the coveted $1K "User Editor at Larg
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by sutro 18y ago
It would be like Jesus versus Santa in the original South Park. "There can be only one." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zudtoD-4vyo
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by sutro 18y ago
The difference often manifests itself like this: startups make something people want; small businesses make something people want to pay for.
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by sutro 18y ago
It's a shame that all 11 of the HN comments up to this point are debating the merits of Carmack's throwaway environmentalism line at the end of his post. Are we not entrepreneurs? Are we not engineers? Are we not innovators? If so, then we
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The Year in Tech(atimes.com)
3 points by sutro 18y ago|0 comments
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by sutro 18y ago
That article wasn't Ebert's bleak assessment of the next 100 years. It was his review of the new Jim Carrey movie "Yes Man."
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by sutro 18y ago
It's a good idea in cases like this to set up a shotgun clause: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shotgun_clause
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by sutro 18y ago
Never
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by sutro 18y ago
After 2012
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Poll: When do you think the economy will improve?
1 points by sutro 18y ago|2 comments

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