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by volida 17y ago
"Don't start your own company because you want to be your own boss." reference http://philip.greenspun.com/business/startup-tips/ Potentially you were the means that their product did succeed thanks to your talent, but assuming they were
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by volida 17y ago
Twitter blow up?
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by volida 17y ago
You should read his personal note if you haven't: http://www.admob.com/google
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by volida 17y ago
Although I will agree with you in general about Java, I have to say that problems/challenges change, therefore you need new specific languages or automation tools for the job. In my point of view Java is just the tool to create new domain s
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by volida 17y ago
you should just pick a language and build a project. The language doesnt matter. You will probably get involved with many languages in the future. Every language has its purpose.
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by volida 17y ago
I just tried it. I created a box over the line/arrow. Hitting the back for the box, you can't select the arrow. Selecting the arrow and bringing it front, it works ok. UX suggestion: allow me to use the mouse scroll to change the size of th
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by volida 17y ago
Maybe you should just use what makes the job best for you?
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by volida 17y ago
I will not compare Google and Microsoft, but Microsoft has a long tradition of "coming late to the party and remain the last man standing" i.e. Google has a reason to worry in the long term if Microsoft decided to take search seriously.
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by volida 17y ago
Neither Bing. Whatever that means.
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by volida 17y ago
Funny because of what I remember Java applets were running inside the browser in 1995.
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by volida 17y ago
Hopefully this time, someone will stop this madness. How can someone patent something so abstract? And embeddable objects (OLE 1.0 anyone?!) have been in existence since 1990. How come it defers if they were embedded through an interpreted
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by volida 17y ago
Zooming-in in Europe, it appears that they don't have any license for maps outside the US.
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by volida 17y ago
here is two links what it looks like http://www.pushpin.com/api/1.3/docs/tabs.html http://www.pushpin.com/api/1.3/docs/maptype.html
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by volida 17y ago
The title given on HN is different from the original which is "Why Do Some Online Services Thrive?".
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by volida 17y ago
Sorry, I was typing a bit fast. This should be ok. window.onload= function() { setTimeout( "myHotDog.getCondiments();", 3000); };
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by volida 17y ago
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. I didn't mean what you are explaining is wrong.
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by volida 17y ago
if you dont use prototype the function will not belong το the new object you create, therefore you will not be able το call the function from settimeout, which was the problem the author assumed το have.
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by volida 17y ago
This article is wrong. You need to use prototype when defining your functions. Here is how to do it: <html> <head> <script> function HotDog () { this.name=arguments[0]; } HotDog.prototype.name=null;
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by volida 17y ago
Like Zev pointed out, I am willing to do so.
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Who owns http://hackerne.ws(yvolos.blogspot.com)
30 points by volida 17y ago|41 comments
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by volida 17y ago
only 55 points?! this is the best thing I've seen in 2009!
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by volida 17y ago
I like the integration with HN comments. Seems like the level of the discussion found here is growing in reputation. Wonder what will happen when more blogs begin doing this. I don't think the quality of comments will drop because people a
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by volida 17y ago
One important difference I noticed, is the focus on the team of Sequoia responsible for each company.
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by volida 17y ago
He/She spent 15 minutes to explain his thoughts. How's that insulting? If he used that word alone then probably you could assume it's insulting.
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by volida 17y ago
now it's offending because people say "sigh"?
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by volida 17y ago
Obviously we agree. The "linked list" is the metaphor here. You always should hire the best person that will respond to the needs of his/her role.
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by volida 17y ago
"under pressure and time constraints" Isn't that the situation during a startup and some companies? If someone is not able to use a linked list, how are you going to trust them think of/implement something new and harder? And I never said m
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by volida 17y ago
I had T9 activated and it automatically choose the Greek word.
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by volida 17y ago
you want me το believe that someone who "blows up" a linked list is a programmer? He may be able το serve other tasks but a programmer he/she is not.
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by volida 17y ago
probably you could use Amazon Mechanical Turk

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