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by t0 13y ago
This would help: http://ycombinator.com/images/hn6.png
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by t0 13y ago
You can keep tweaking the settings and get pretty close to 2005-style.
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by t0 13y ago
Quite a few clones have been popping up. Here's the latest: http://theidler.org/ You can find the HN source or create your own. It's definitely worth a shot.
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by t0 13y ago
Can this strategy be duplicated? It seems like your main traffic source has been press coverage, but that isn't something that you can plan to have or rely on. Would you have gotten this far otherwise?
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by t0 13y ago
It's too difficult to move dollars between exchanges.
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by t0 13y ago
You really need CS and Business. Learn the other in your free time or take both.
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by t0 13y ago
http://rock.rapgenius.com/Led-zeppelin-stairway-to-heaven-ly... You can click each line for annotations.
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by t0 13y ago
You have a finished product that you released to the public. That's further than most ever get and shouldn't be considered a "failed" startup. Display it proudly.
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by t0 13y ago
Raspberry Pi
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by t0 13y ago
Is this meant to be an alternative to A/B testing?
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by t0 13y ago
You can't give out a .crx. Add it to the store or give out a zip file and instruct users to add it via Unpacked.
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by t0 13y ago
Create useful software, sell it as a service or as a download on one of the many marketplaces.
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by t0 13y ago
Seems good in theory, but you will go broke using Martingale.
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by t0 13y ago
I think someone was working on an extension that filtered out stories with certain keywords.
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by t0 13y ago
I still don't understand this concept. Any iframe or JS executed is still going through Tor. They'd need to load up Chrome or start another Firefox process.
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by t0 13y ago
What about "launching"? Once you have several thousand emails collected, start setting up dates all at once, avoiding the chicken and egg problem.
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by t0 13y ago
I don't think they ever planned on hitting $32m. This was simply a way to gather information and see just how much interest there really is.
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by t0 13y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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by t0 13y ago
https://github.com/litecoin-project?tab=members
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by t0 13y ago
I'm confused about how something like this actually affects us in the startup world. Should I stop trying to innovate because everything I could possibly think of is already patented.. or simply disregard the existence of these patents
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by t0 13y ago
Virtualdub is a personal favorite. http://www.virtualdub.org/docs/vdscript.txt I suppose FFMPEG could work too.
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by t0 13y ago
You're probably the only one to visit the New York Times 10 times. I'm still at zero.
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by t0 13y ago
I like Pascal and still use it. You're basically writing your program in English, so you're not using many symbols or making any syntax errors.
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by t0 13y ago
Unless the user already has an account with Dwolla, it takes several days to verify bank information and make a transfer. The same applies if you're accepting Bitcoin. Paypal or credit cards are almost always the best option, simply du
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by t0 13y ago
Here's another bit of crossword coincidence. http://mindhacks.com/2007/01/16/waking-life-crossword-experi... And http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hundredth_monkey_effect
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by t0 13y ago
So this is like Teespring for shoes? What's your profit as a designer?
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by t0 13y ago
I'm very happy with Rgraph ( http://www.rgraph.net/examples/ ).
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by t0 13y ago
If they were aware of they ban, they'd just create a new account and circumvent it.
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by t0 13y ago
> if we monetize too early we will scare away our nascent marketplace and not grow as fast What about slight, unobtrusive monetization? You don't have to put up a paywall, focus completely on revenue, and ruin your entire site. Add
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by t0 13y ago
Is there any actual evidence this actually existed, such as a picture?

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