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Ask HN: If your startup fails, can you be an employee at another company?
9 points by timrpeterson 11y ago|9 comments
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Money quote at the end: > “It is good that we all now have a better estimate to quote,” says Peer Bork, a bioinformatician at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany, who works on the human and other complex micr
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
I admire your commitment.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
400,000 Lines of CSS over 2,000+ files? Is that a common scenario?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Laravel is a fantastic PHP framework, so if this is even close to as good for JavaScript it is worth checking out.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Theranos = Pets.com of this decade's bubble, which will once again be defined by founders, often young ones, having no clue what they are doing. Investors can you please get better at realizing that sometimes experience and know-how ca
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Disruption - It's just a word. Not sure why all the hand-wringing. I'm being serious when I ask, please tell me why any of this matters?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
This article needs to get more up votes. Really imoportant stuff.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
People in Midwest, I lived there from aged 0-22, value tangible things with present day value.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
So how would have been an acceptable way for the commenter to make his point? Saying they sh*t on the other person is IMHO really dramatic.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
This also explains why nobody in the Midwest values academia, value isn't imminent unlike hauling around rocks.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
I see what you are doing but, that's not relevant to his point.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
I think sanitizing the community possibly puts it at even greater risk. Look at stackoverflow whose contributors are dwindling due to overmodding. There is learning in this comment. You are the one layering on the interpretation of the need
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Now this needs to get more coverage.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
And so what?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Same problem in the biotech space. Lots of Software-minded investors != knowledge about biology/chemistry.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Interesting that this post received no comments. Self-fulfilling prophecy. Sad really.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Which interview?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Meh, clickbait.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
How does the cas9 protein get in?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
So what should we do?
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
That's amazing, better than the hooli.xyz Easter egg mentioned elsewhere in the thread.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Bug: Can't enter input into the enter legal name modal on iOS Safari. Can't close the modal either.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Having tenure affords opportunity. Can't get the golden parachute unless you play the game long enough (i.e., waste prime years).
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Maybe good to describe the group somewhere. But great idea.
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by timrpeterson 11y ago
Great resource, thanks! I like it but it has a bit of a dated look to it. I think to really take off, this project's UI should improve on Bootstrap itself, perhaps taking cues from Material and iOS. Also, the icons are overused. I get
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by timrpeterson 12y ago
The site just launched and there is only one developer. It will improve. Onarbor is a publishing and funding platform.
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by timrpeterson 12y ago
Onarbor treats works and reviews the same. Both can be funded and voted on. This is like the HHMI-founded journal, eLife, or several other modern academic journals. Enabling fundable reviews is done to reward high quality reviewing and beca
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by timrpeterson 14y ago
i wish i could wish Zynga the best, but everything I read makes the CEO, Mark Pincus, and the company philosphy seem truly awful.

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