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11y ago
Built-in distribution, period. No other platform gets you as many readers w/o doing any self-marketing. The design and functionality is nice, but I think it would still be similarly successful if it looked like Geocities. Thought expe
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11y ago
In a theoretically ideal world, the solution would be to pay per room instead of per hour to account for the productivity difference.
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11y ago
I think higher "education" is certainly being disrupted, but higher "accreditation" isn't yet. You're right on point.
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11y ago
Higher education is starting to feel very hackable. Cost is substantially increasing. Benefit is stagnating or decreasing. Cost of substitutes is exponentially decreasing. It's ripe for disruption, hence my fascination.
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11y ago
4. Quit the company. Find better co-founders. As a technical co-founder, you're the one in high demand. Why stay at a company that undervalues you? The opportunity cost is very high. Find better people working on something interest
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11y ago
This is awesome, like life-changing awesome! I always felt an impedance mismatch between how my mind describes string patterns and how regexps are written. VerbalExpressions is the closest thing I've seen to how I naturally think.
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11y ago
I finally have proof now that impulsively checking Hacker News while procrastinating err... working actually makes me more productive.
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11y ago
Appropriate article for the first day of Ramadan.
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12y ago
I'm hiring a technical Product Manager to work with the Unreal Engine. E-mail me if you're interested in the space, toufique at Google's e-mail service.com
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13y ago
I just don't obsessively check or respond to e-mail anymore.* Peter Drucker had a great piece of wisdom: "There is surely nothing quite so useless as doing with great efficiency what should not be done at all." This implies t
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Is it just me or are Facebook ads pretty much like porn ads? (NSFW)
(content.screencast.com)
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14y ago
I third Simple Made Easy. Totally changed the way I think about complexity.
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14y ago
Is this effectively a read-write inverted index?
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FactCheck.org : FactChecking the Hofstra Debate
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Disabled HTML form elements don’t get submitted with the form. I had no idea.
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Washington Post's Fact Check of the VP Debate
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USA Today's Fact Check of the VP Debate
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Apache Wiki is Down. It's 2012. The World is Ending
(wiki.apache.org)
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Ask HN: Any Hackers Attending TechCrunch Disrupt?
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16y ago
Love it! Not sure if I'd remember to come to the site everyday, but I'd definitely follow a CaptainObvious twitter account if it tweeted newly submitted ideas.
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16y ago
Beautiful. Something oddly fun about fluid draggable objects. Kept me occupied for a good 10 mins. Maybe useful as an idiot detector as well :P
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16y ago
Love the Text implementation. Great work!
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16y ago
"It's almost like I'm famous" - Patrick O'Leary, upon seeing his project on Hacker News.
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16y ago
My all time favorite is "Find x": http://www.ximnet.com.my/thelab/images/upload/findX.jpg "Be Rational" and "Get Real" is pretty good too: http://media.photobucket.com/image/rational/CocaC0la99/be-ra...
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17y ago
Dan was by far the greatest guy in our summer batch. He was truly one of the most generous people I've ever met. He went out of his way to help us out on so many occasions. He never asked for a favor in return, nor did he even expect one
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Man auctions off his life, sale price disappoints - Yahoo! News
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18y ago
About as INTP as INTP gets. I'm going to claim that INTP is the optimal personality type ;P