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19y ago
Hah, it slipping on that ice is hilarious.
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Finally, trying something to correct this problem. Good to see.
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19y ago
Blame the system.
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19y ago
The prediction of "a 1930s-like Great Depression" removes all credibility from the article. Why should I even continue to read after that?
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19y ago
This relates to a question I have. Aren't all of these recent 8, 9, and 10 figure buyouts/IPO's in the tech fields creating a ton of angel investors? (All of these doomsday predictions seem like classic shoddy attention-grabbing journalism
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19y ago
Proving that your publicity is more important than your product, most of the time.
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19y ago
money+non-programmer vs. broke+programmer I'd say it's a draw.
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Make a very simple database model with at least these columns: comment_id int, created timestamp, parent int, score int,... When you need to view a page of comments that has not been loaded, load it into cache and then use your cache from t
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19y ago
That's on a log scale.
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"Almost there"
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19y ago
The inflection of the k-core graph at 20 is interesting. Rather than a fundamental property of human nature though, I'd speculate that this is the direct result of school class sizes.
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19y ago
I should check myself into the nearest startup addict recovery center.
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19y ago
reddit, sites for researching my current project (this excludes gmail, gmail chat, skype, news.yc) Oh and slashdot, but only a 10 second glance when I'm bored. Sites I completely stopped using at least a year ago: facebook, myspace, and rel
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19y ago
Correction, the companies that I have experience with were not US based. I will elaborate on why everyone loses. The workers lose because they are paid less than if they were free to find the highest paying job, and have to invest a large a
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19y ago
The real problem is those companies that (1) grab up all those slots en mass (2) pay the workers they bring over next to nothing (3) charge massive fees to these poor workers. Everyone loses.
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The most defining aspect of working on a startup that never strikes success, that you usually don't hear about, is having all but your very closest relationships deteriorate and friends all drift slowly away. This loss you can never really
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19y ago
Measuring quality of work in a startup is equivalent to predicting in the future how much of a contribution some work is making on the outcome. Conformance to rigid specifications is not the way to go.
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There are numerous well paid professions where people are paid solely to come up with ideas. Like the poster said, the reputation of the idea creator is considered by the buyer/employer before the ideas are payed for. So that quote is a lit
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19y ago
The unreadably low-contrast font here on HN though, is worthless.
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19y ago
“TimeDeleted” - great idea.
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19y ago
So there's no focus? Some totally arbitrary person? Ah what the heck, I signed up.
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19y ago
This time, to solve a problem that I've wanted to see solved for a long time. Hope I'm not the only one.
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19y ago
Ah it's an image. That was way to hard to find.
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19y ago
Killer app: VOIP. No question about it.
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19y ago
Not to mention that there isn't even an "ICANN Domain Confirmation" link on the &*&^ site! They're hoping you'll get bored looking for it and drop some money.
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19y ago
Could have at least used a dict. Makes me want to do one of these now though.
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19y ago
To only localize is to fail on so many levels.
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Paypal is a terribly troublesome service.
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19y ago
Everyone wants to sue the billion dollar company, no one will bother suing the broke, gone-tomorrow startup.
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19y ago
> app would depend heavily on user-generated content That's causing me to release later. Don't want to do a full launch of a site that has no content yet...
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