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by vlad 18y ago
I thought it was a great ad, on top of the Y2Combinator parody from around that time.
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by vlad 18y ago
http://gear.ign.com/articles/306/306414p1.html
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by vlad 18y ago
I believe I have the computer you recommended, a work T61, and a Macbook Pro. The keyboard on the MacBook Pro is much better, surprisingly. The idea to use a backlit keyboard is incredibly thoughtful. The screen is much, much better than
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by vlad 18y ago
I've read that adults are very loyal to brands they used when young; in the case of an article I'm thinking of, it was the manufacturer of a first car. So I have to agree.
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by vlad 18y ago
50,000 users? I've had customers that would buy my software, like it, never complain, and just never use it. Since they're paying for it, I could count them as users. But counting downloads as users is a bit of a stretch.
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by vlad 18y ago
Up until Google, software products in Beta usually had many bugs. Typically, this would be desktop software that had not been tested in more operating environments than the developer's own computer. I believe Google was the first major we
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by vlad 18y ago
Same question, for Django.
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by vlad 18y ago
From what I read years ago, standing is better for your back than sitting. Especially the kind of sitting where the person slouches for hours at a time.
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by vlad 18y ago
> You never see an ad saying "Startup looking for mediocre developers." Nothing about this one really resonates. Not true. Auctomatic had a job ad for a long time looking for a so-so developer. I answered it right away but was distrac
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by vlad 19y ago
Have you ever done/worked at a startup? I know you already prequalified your interviewees, but I'd still ask that.
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New Interface Paradigms(emilychang.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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Now, Your Plants Can Call or Twitter You, Too(emilychang.com)
2 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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Pixar: Twenty Years and $7,400,000,000 Dollars Later, No Longer Just a Hobby for Steve Jobs(emilychang.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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How the Silverbrook's high speed Memjet printer works(texyt.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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MemJet - 360 color pages per minute by 2010(pcmag.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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by vlad 19y ago
For $70,000, in 150 days, you can go from no experience whatsoever to being a certified airline pilot. Includes housing. http://www.atpflightschool.com/airline_training_programs/pri... A private pilot license costs $6,000 - $10,000, supp
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Why Pilots Make Great Entrepreneurs(earthclassmail.com)
6 points by vlad 19y ago|7 comments
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by vlad 19y ago
Sounds like customers are the main thing a company needs!
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by vlad 19y ago
I hate books because I'm left-handed and they're designed for right-handed readers. The Kindle is likely not perfect because the scroll is on the right-hand side, but that's much better.
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MemJet - Low Cost, High Speed Color Nano-tech Printer(silverbrookresearch.com)
10 points by vlad 19y ago|4 comments
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Stealth Inkjet Printer Startup Could Disrupt the Consumer Printer Industry(pcmag.com)
2 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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To Partner or Not to Partner–That is the Question(startupprincess.com)
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Microsoft Backs News-Crunching Startup to Compete With Google News(informationweek.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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The Kindle is Back in Stock at Amazon(centernetworks.com)
4 points by vlad 19y ago|4 comments
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Review: The New Ruthless Economy(aaronsw.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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Money and Worth(aaronsw.com)
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Money and Control (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)(aaronsw.com)
1 points by vlad 19y ago|0 comments
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by vlad 19y ago
To be fair, the guy who coded the digg site posted right here on News.YC that he thought the entire time that he was part of the team. http://digg.com/programming/Digg_com_created_for_only_200_00... Although this comment by a digg develop
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by vlad 19y ago
Yes, they were the first who started this. I used them 3-4 years ago with good results (actually, all submissions were terrible except for one, but that one was good.) I bought a good but available domain name in case I ever wanted to mak
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by vlad 19y ago
Text from under one of the contests linked in this thread, from a designer, posted 1 hour ago: since there is no forum here, I have to post it here. after 200 designs, seeing many of my idea's incorperated into other peoples designs, and so

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