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LinkedIn valued at 4.25 billion(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by tpatke 15y ago|0 comments
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by tpatke 15y ago
I agree with point #2. I use karma points when scanning comments and read a selection of "pre-filtered" comments. ...user names don't provide much value and I am always slightly disappointed when the most popular comment was made by a pop
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Sony settles with Geohot(bbc.co.uk)
11 points by tpatke 16y ago|4 comments
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by tpatke 16y ago
Where is the fail over? If ever a system needed 99.9999...
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by tpatke 16y ago
I assume this is pre-recorded and IBM would have cancelled it if they didn't like the outcome.
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by tpatke 16y ago
Maybe it is just me, but I am really uncomfortable with the term "winners"? What did they win? Who "lost"?
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BBC on correlation between hardship and entrepreneurship(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by tpatke 16y ago|1 comments
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by tpatke 16y ago
Not sure if that was ment to be a joke - but it's pretty funny. I wonder if MSFT would agree? :-)
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by tpatke 16y ago
Nobody has mentioned acquisition. I think it is safe to say that MSFT would be interested in FB at 50B. 100B starts to look like real money and it is hard to know who would be interested...
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by tpatke 18y ago
I like the way this was prefixed. "Coding Horror:" ...works for me.
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by tpatke 18y ago
Techcrunch sucks. But its opinion is very important and there is often useful information in the write up. ...but I HATE the regurgitation of Techcrunch (and CodingHorror) links here on Hacker News. How about prefixing links with the site
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by tpatke 19y ago
Using it. Name a company other then MSFT which spend BILLIONS every year building a development platform. How can anyone suggest that after 20 years of billion dollar investments including contributions from the top minds in computer scie
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by tpatke 19y ago
To be honest. That event just doesn't interest me at all. The speakers are not going to say anything that is not already on the web. ...and if they do, it will be on the web the day after. I want to meet hackers. The best way to do th
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by tpatke 19y ago
I am working with online storage as well. I see it as a smaller part of a bigger system. Get in touch - it would be good to swap stories.
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by tpatke 19y ago
Cool - sign me up!
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by tpatke 19y ago
In London. Working on collaboration software. If anyone has the leadership ability to organize a meetup - I would be very interested. http://www.jettask.com/