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by wh-uws 16y ago
Can you have a 2001 style bubble.. with one company?
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How I Did It: William Wang, CEO, Vizio (2007)(inc.com)
26 points by wh-uws 16y ago|7 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Its the circle of (extraordinarily successful startup) life.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
"Why not give me a real world use case, with a code base to work off of?" Because they want you to be good enough to do it without that. (I'm saying this as an about to be new grad who is studying these subjects to not have that much help a
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Also if you are looking for quirks documentation http://www.quirksmode.org/compatibility.html
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Technical people dealing with people looking for a Technical Co founder ...
2 points by wh-uws 16y ago|2 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Yeah I really believe this is mostly about the programmer. It takes a different type of programmer to even want to venture to learn lisp in the first place.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Does it ever trip you out that you have that kind of influence lol?
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Link to original site http://www.vendorclientvideo.com/
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Linked-In Printable Resume Builder(resume.linkedinlabs.com)
3 points by wh-uws 16y ago|1 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Thanks and I'm from Atlanta so while I'm decidedly southern I also like to have a city to be in.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I feel like thats the problem. Well 2 problems actually a) People really need to watch out for the contracts they sign. b) if you try and negotiate it seems alot of these people know they can just find some other poor sucker who will do it
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I believe Jquery is doing at least some of that
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by wh-uws 16y ago
My favorite great for anyone interested in startups "Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, becau
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by wh-uws 16y ago
What's it like there do you have any experience? I'm about to graduate from college and I know I want to be in a tech center and I've interned in silicon valley before but I'm a southern boy at heart.
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by wh-uws 16y ago
The second part of your answer isn't correct anymore. Google recently (about September) migrated all of the apps emails to the wider gmail infrastructure http://www.google.com/support/a/bin/answer.py?answer=182034
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Switch to Microsoft security essentials. faster. smaller. no spy/spam/ad/junkware better
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Killer app for chrome for me is that one tab crashing doesn't take the whole browser with it. So I do most of my surfing with it. Also helps with memory consumption because its per tab so I can easily regain more killing tabs as opposed to
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Peter Sunde (Pirate Bay Co-Founder) Seconds The Idea Of An Alternative Root DNS(techcrunch.com)
2 points by wh-uws 16y ago|1 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
What exactly is so good about BBM? I've never owned or really spent much time using a blackberry because of the other reason's you've mentioned. "Their OS is horrible, their devices are nothing special." So what is it that users find so gre
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Please do this. I would love that to practice on. Like coderloop / the facebook puzzles but web application stuff
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I was asking to get an objective definition of a "subpar" noogler. I'm about to be a recent college grad and I want to know what subpar is so I can spend my time now making sure that I am not that. It's really frustrating to me when people
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by wh-uws 16y ago
It really depends on the area. Those numbers look like they factor in cost of living for California
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by wh-uws 16y ago
please define subpar
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by wh-uws 16y ago
I remember they used to (and as far as I know still do) use a java applet to bulk upload pictures to photos. It lets you pick multiple pictures from a directory on your hard drive, rotate them if you need to, and then I believe it does some
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by wh-uws 16y ago
"...you can switch to almost any old pointy-haired-boss management scheme and still survive" That's actually exactly the way its supposed to work in the minds of <for lack of better person to put here> suits Steve Blank has a great
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by wh-uws 16y ago
please explain your sentiment (speaking as a cs undergrad who failed physics once but is still interested learning)
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by wh-uws 16y ago
But everyone of them who does would have proved they have the skill to get hired in the industry we all hold so dear. Getting a job is what they are after right?
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Ask HN: Can we get an clear definition of bureaucracy and its implications?
7 points by wh-uws 16y ago|4 comments
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by wh-uws 16y ago
Most non-technical average users (read: the majority of their users ) just don't really understand / care about the privacy issues. They just love the experience they can find at and pretty much only at the facebook site. The tech press and

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