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vqc
12y ago
I've been on a functional JS binge recently and have found https://leanpub.com/javascript-allonge extremely helpful in explaining functional concepts and reexplaining basic javascript concepts. I can't recommend t
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12y ago
I had no idea. Even as an ABC who still speaks semi-competently, I'm having trouble figuring out Niūniū, niù, and, níng. What are the characters? Isn't pinch 捏?
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12y ago
I recall some kind of notice indicating that if you wanted a copy, you had to save it yourself; there was no way (or no resources) for them to give you a copy.
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12y ago
my favorite one is: mā ma qí mǎ, mǎ màn, mā ma mà mǎ. Which translated literally is: mom rides horse, horse slows, mom scolds horse.
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13y ago
Three views (one from London), all of which were for a substantial portion of the video.
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13y ago
Rejection here. Congrats to everyone who got an interview. I feel okay with not receiving a reason for being rejected. We put in effort when filling out our application, and YC put in effort (at least according to our Youtube analytics) in
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vqc
13y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7593830 . They will be sending stuff out after 7PM.
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13y ago
I got my rejection last batch at around 11:30 PM PST. It might be a bit of late night (or early morning) for those of you not in PDT.
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13y ago
keepass/keepassx with the database syncd through the non-controversial syncing service du jour.
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13y ago
what browser are you using?
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13y ago
Uber does a great job of marketing by using its product in creative ways (e.g. valentine's day quartet and send a cat). I can't think of another company that has done as good a job at tying its core product in with random offering
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13y ago
Demonstrates expertise in a particular domain. It's a good exercise to improve one's skills and a good opportunity to provide evidence of one's skills. No one knows what you're good at unless you tell them.
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13y ago
I wonder how big of an effect getting on the front page of HN has on your YC application. I can't imagine it being that much, but this won't be the first time someone has tried (and succeeded).
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13y ago
Right. 80% efficiency is about as high as you can get. It's a real grind.
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13y ago
The distribution of pay is depressingly bimodal: http://www.nalp.org/salarycurve_classof2011 . Mid-tier law schools are definitely not pumping out lawyers who make $150k as first year associates. Even coming out of a top-20
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13y ago
Susman, Wachtell, Boies (and several other litigation boutiques) all have had bonuses that exceeded 100% of base salary (160k). In order to get those bonuses, however, you're probably looking at at least 2400 billable hours a year.
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13y ago
Didn't the evidence indicate that engineers weren't off limits? That is, the companies were free to poach engineers from each other?
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13y ago
Is it possible that he's already cashed out some of his shares privately? (Get himself some liquidity prior to an exit.)
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Anywhere in the world in three words
(what3words.com)
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13y ago
There's also http://www.safe2pee.org (now potentially defunct) and http://www.refugerestrooms.org/
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13y ago
The best approach seems to be a hybrid approach. Flat fee + per use on top. With something like this, you don't want stores to feel like they're getting the short end of the stick if they are suddenly facing a torrent of bathroom
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13y ago
If you're in NYC, you might want to check out http://www.theatlanticcities.com/neighborhoods/2014/02/soon-... . At http://www.clnli.com we're a big fan of the subscription idea. But we so
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13y ago
I think from Starbucks's perspective (and any other store's perspective), they hate having to expend resources on people who don't actually buy anything from them. There were rumors several years ago that Starbucks wanted to
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13y ago
There are definitely laws that deal with this issue. In California for instance, "restaurants" of a certain footage must make their bathrooms available to customers. Most likely free of charge. http://www.ada-pros.com&#
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It's really exciting to see all this feedback on this idea. I've been holding off on sharing http://www.clnli.com until it was more mature. But now seems as good a time as any. We're going with a totally different
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13y ago
This a patent on a method of making "toast." And not having looked at the spec, it is possible that the claims might be construed in a way that won't cover how you or I would usually make "toast."
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13y ago
I am also in my late 20s and have worked in situations in which I've had my own office and situations in which I had to share my office with one other person. I much prefer having my own office. I dislike the feeling of always being wa