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tghw
17y ago
Link: http://startups.stackexchange.com/
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tghw
17y ago
I'm also trying to get http://www.PhotoQnA.com/ up. Not as successful as moms4mom yet, but I'm hopeful.
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tghw
17y ago
Interesting choice of karma score... :) Right now, there is no such exclusivity, nor would I really want it, personally. I would, however, want to recruit moderators from HN, especially those with higher karma.
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tghw
17y ago
$129/month, but I have some "ins" at Fog Creek, so I might be able to work something out. If not, I'd try and find companies to sponsor it.
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tghw
17y ago
They're just harder to find, so sometimes the same questions keep getting asked over and over again. I'm not trying to force this, just facilitate it if there's interest.
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Startup StackOverflow
10 points
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tghw
17y ago
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20 comments
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tghw
17y ago
Or, much more easier for anyone else reading your code: ip.startswith('192.168.') or ip.startswith('10.') No, it's not as fast, but are you really doing that many is_ip_private() calls?
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tghw
17y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=859941
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tghw
17y ago
Jesper addressed this in the IRC channel. Basically, the traffic was not actually reaching the box, it was just saturating the available bandwidth to the EBS store. Moreover, since the attack was against EBS and not EC2, I'm not sure that y
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tghw
17y ago
I'm gonna say no...unless Google has started using GoDaddy to register their domains and uses nsXX.domaincontrol.com instead of nsX.google.com for their name servers.
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tghw
17y ago
eBay is a great example of how a reputation system does not curb bogus, repetitive listings, or fraud for that matter.
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tghw
17y ago
I wonder if there are photographers that specialize in the "I'm a rich douche" headshot. Probably pays pretty well...
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Programming Interviews at Fog Creek
(hicks-wright.net)
6 points
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tghw
17y ago
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How to Get a Job at Fog Creek Part 2: The Phone Screen
(hicks-wright.net)
15 points
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tghw
17y ago
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tghw
17y ago
Let's be honest here, Apple could only do it because of the relatively small size and loyalty of their user base. Apple users have proven themselves willing to upgrade in a timely fashion. Windows users are more likely to stick with an old
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tghw
17y ago
I bought Ninjawords after reading the description and I just wanted to say that shit is fucking awesome! Those pussies at Apple don't realize how badly they've screwed this up. Those cocksuckers need pull their motherfucking heads out of th
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tghw
17y ago
Stay thirsty my friends.
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tghw
17y ago
Hey, I resent that...I didn't have that many pimples...
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tghw
17y ago
"I know lots of people who had a 4.0 who, if you dropped them off in the woods, would have just died." -- It's software development, not the army. "OTOH, I know lots of others who were brilliant but too bored to care about grades." -- Hence
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tghw
17y ago
Gah...yeah, looks like my analytics package was killing it... It's up for now...hopefully it'll stay that way.
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tghw
17y ago
It's probably my fault for the wording, but you're completely misreading that. All I'm saying is that someone with a personality has a better chance, all else equal. Without a cover letter, I can't know that.
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tghw
17y ago
Forgot to enable caching. Should be up now.
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tghw
17y ago
That probably could have been phrased better. Of course accomplishments in the field are important. What I mean is that if I'm kind of on the fence about a candidate, I'm more likely to say 'hire' if they show me who they are.
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tghw
17y ago
The problem is, interviews cost money. We fly every candidate in for a day of interviews and put them up in a nice Manhattan hotel. And that's the cheap part. The expensive part is taking developers' time to actually do the interview. So wh
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tghw
17y ago
Criteria linked
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tghw
17y ago
Why would you apply to a company you didn't know well enough to want to work at? You should have some reason you're applying to the company. Think about it this way: if you're already an employee of the company and someone applies who doesn
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Your Résumé Won't Get You Hired
(hicks-wright.net)
57 points
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tghw
17y ago
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My Language Features Are Your Libraries
(hicks-wright.net)
18 points
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tghw
17y ago
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3 comments
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tghw
18y ago
How about just installing laconica?