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by wsh91 11y ago
"[The author] was a senior policy analyst for Bloomberg Government and chief speechwriter for the leader of Canada's Liberal Party." Why does this belong on HN, especially given the relatively low resolution of the data being
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Atlassian announces HipChat Server(businessinsider.com)
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Bamboo: import and export(answers.atlassian.com)
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by wsh91 12y ago
We need more approachable introductions to types--they're all over this issue. Good stuff.
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by wsh91 12y ago
Yeah--Sydney's actually our largest office by far. :) (I work in SF.)
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by wsh91 12y ago
I'm part of one, Atlassian, which was last valued at $3.3 billion and started with $10,000 in credit card debt, taking $60 million in venture funding eight years in . (For more on valuation and the background, http://www.bu
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by wsh91 12y ago
"Microsoft has changed as a company and is becoming more open in the way that we collaborate with others." Interesting that they lead with an apology.
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by wsh91 12y ago
What you contend in paragraph two seems to explicitly contradicted by the article: "This is not the ending that the Wall Street private equity firms, including Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, TPG Capital and the private equity arm of Goldman
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by wsh91 12y ago
They did the same thing to me, too. I live in California and my board has arrived safely in DC where I used to live. Unbelievable given the difference in timeline from what they originally set out.
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by wsh91 13y ago
What's with the query string?
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by wsh91 13y ago
The JVM takes care of that! /jest (for those unfamiliar: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_Highway_Patrol )
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by wsh91 13y ago
Most pertinent to HN: "2003 - A drunken Martin Odersky sees a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup ad featuring somebody's peanut butter getting on somebody else's chocolate and has an idea. He creates Scala, a language that unifies constructs from bo
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by wsh91 14y ago
I follow a similar process--and to emulate the fabulous keyfeel when I'm revising, I have a Unicomp Customizer. I know the mechanism's not the same but it keeps some of the tactile satisfaction of the first draft.