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by why-el 14y ago
Nice, but I think the list of activities that you enable people to tweet are not that interesting in my opinion. Tweeting that I opened an issue in some project is more interesting to developers than when I start watching a repo. Granted, I
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by why-el 14y ago
That if you choose to ignore all the scientific and industrial advances and their effect on the environment.
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by why-el 14y ago
yes I indeed did misread your comment. Sorry about that! I read a couple of threads here and there and the number of comments raising this issue was increasing, so my eye only caught the inconsistency part of it. Sorry again.
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by why-el 14y ago
I don't see any inconsistency whatsoever between the post you link to and what just happened. Tom was clearly talking about early funding, essentially when you just started, and how that can affect your product and its future. The fact that
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A Startup Takes On The Super PACs(forbes.com)
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by why-el 14y ago
As I understand it, random access just means asking you about different facets of your products, probably in the same way you and your teams have been thinking about and solving problems related to your product. You did not sit during Day 1
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by why-el 14y ago
Not just computers though, a computer with an open source operating system that most hackers on this site would like to see more adoption of. This is a triumph for the open source community. (Not to impugn their previous achievements of cou
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by why-el 14y ago
Well the whoishiring account runs a monthly thread[1] where you can post your ads. I think this month's thread is still active. In any case come August and you have not found your designer, consider posting there. It works. [1] http://news
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by why-el 14y ago
Is your commuting time long? It really depends but I find that commuting is the best chance I have to catch up on some reading.
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by why-el 14y ago
I think the issue here is whether they should hand in the email address as well, at least as I see it.
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by why-el 14y ago
Can you elaborate on what aspects of European culture you think are dead?
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by why-el 14y ago
1. is completely wrong. (Last time I checked the US was the 15th). 2. I think the Pentagon deserves more credit, as some of the most important research was publicly funded.
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by why-el 14y ago
I thought HNers actually choose not to upvote these things since they are maybe irrelevant to hackers?
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by why-el 14y ago
Was exactly what I thought. I know its a google search away but at least show me specs/pictures so that I know whether to wait few weeks or just get your-competitor's tablet.
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by why-el 14y ago
Thanks. I ended up creating an issue for this and they mentioned a url like yours, except that I needed to append a master at the end, like @BHSPitMonkey suggested bellow.
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by why-el 14y ago
I am a member of a public organization and I don't know how to access one of its repos with this.
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by why-el 14y ago
I think PG did comment on a subsequent post asking why post on subject[0] was taken down. I am not sure if commenting on a soon-to-be-killed post constitutes an official comment though, perhaps it was decided there is no need since accordin
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by why-el 14y ago
A quick search failed me but I am pretty sure my question has been discussing elsewhere, in which case I would appreciate a redirect/summary. Is there a difference between LightTable and Emacs' eval-last-sexp and similar functions? What is
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by why-el 14y ago
I think this assumes your portfolio, if any, can actually prove that specialty. You might even need to do some free work, assuming you are just starting, in order to advance the idea that you are specializing in some area.
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Apple Stores’ Army, Long on Loyalty but Short on Pay(nytimes.com)
88 points by why-el 14y ago|64 comments
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Selling a used iPod can violate a copyright law(theatlantic.com)
66 points by why-el 14y ago|45 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
I myself am thinking of hosting all my school files next semester in Github. Its free, and fast, and, well, Git.
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by why-el 14y ago
It will be awesome if your dad had a book on what happened in those 5 to 6 years. Of course I am in no position to provide as useful an advice, since I am still a student and the toughest audience I presented against are themselves students
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by why-el 14y ago
I think you will appreciate Alain de Botton's work, that if you don't know him already.
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by why-el 14y ago
I don't know what you mean by old, but Chomsky has been an activist for over 40 years now.
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Ask HN: How risky is building unofficial APIs?
1 points by why-el 14y ago|0 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
Here is my take on this: Do not develop a guilt-driven attitude towards reading. What I mean by that is, don't feel pressured to finish something you started just because you started it. When you stopped that iOs course, that was clearly be
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Protecting Business Accounts From Hackers(nytimes.com)
1 points by why-el 14y ago|0 comments
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by why-el 14y ago
I don't think so because I resubmitted the old link (the normal url) and it redirected me to the discussion that took place a year ago. Edit: As mentioned in the comment bellow, it was less than year, in fact less than six months even, so y
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by why-el 14y ago
It's interesting because usually HN would detect the link and redirect you to the previous discussion. This escaped the parser simply because the url is appended by "?". I even added another question mark and submitted it fine (Deleted it o

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