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by wtn 15y ago
I hope they have liability insurance.
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by wtn 15y ago
The author could run this through spellcheck…
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by wtn 15y ago
Basic plan is $200/month.
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by wtn 15y ago
Go read Felix Salmon's article again and read some Wikipedia articles about how commodity exchanges work. Gold in your possession is less liquid than gold in an exchange approved vault in Manhattan or London…
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by wtn 15y ago
Whitelist them.
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by wtn 15y ago
Call it Git or git but please not GIT :(
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by wtn 15y ago
I'm not sure HN has any publicly posted rules regarding acceptable content. The one guideline that seems to apply is content should not be too contrary to YC interests.
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by wtn 15y ago
You can't buy that kind of publicity.
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by wtn 15y ago
I'm glad they are deemphasizing Facebook profiles for established users. I don't feel comfortable sharing details of my life with Airbnb hosts.
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by wtn 15y ago
This is a really stupid idea.
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by wtn 15y ago
[no GVoice equivalent] Skype :)
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First, Let's Shoot All the Philosophers(epicureandealmaker.blogspot.com)
72 points by wtn 15y ago|80 comments
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by wtn 15y ago
They would rather pretend to have 400 000 000 users than eliminate the crap accounts.
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by wtn 15y ago
Facebook abuses "their".
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by wtn 15y ago
A key point here is that you already knew one of the guys.
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by wtn 15y ago
These numbers seem representational to me from what I've seen/heard in the SF Bay Area. MongoDB is typically introduced to optimize part of a stack, although more and more it is used as a sole/primary data store. I think ORMs and use of Mon
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by wtn 15y ago
No, this is what US federal courts are for. You can even sue a foreign entity with no US presence in state courts (depending on the state). Maybe an expert could comment.
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by wtn 15y ago
There was another golden boy, it was called Merb. Then their team joined Rails and started refactoring things… Members of the Rails core team recognize that growth has limits. They are looking for ways to reduce the stack to improve the des
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by wtn 15y ago
When the parent poster advocated having his children taught by a postmodernist, I think he more accurately wants teachers who can make students think for themselves. In the US you can be successful with a boring centrist mindset, you can go
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by wtn 15y ago
Great, I read the same thing in Newsweek in that time frame.
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by wtn 15y ago
His family was enabling his narcissism.
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by wtn 15y ago
You can subscribe to the MacRumors spoiler-free Keynote email list. They send out links to Apple Keynote videos when they are available.
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by wtn 15y ago
Lots of unreported personal income as well.
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by wtn 15y ago
So did Renren, the China-based Facebook clone. Characters in the Latin alphabet do not count as names when one tries to sign up there :(
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by wtn 15y ago
MongoDB is good, and Mongoid has a lot of features. However, I ran into a few Mongoid bugs that bothered me and I am transitioning my project to PostgreSQL. Part of that is because my boss added a lot of features to the project that are eas
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by wtn 15y ago
The ??? part of his profit formula—the blogging and marketing—is a part-time job on its own. Regardless, 150,000 hits per month is unrealistic.
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by wtn 15y ago
MC Hammer also promotes crap products, like 49ers WR Michael Crabtree.
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by wtn 15y ago
Even if there were reviews, it's impossible to discern astroturfing from legit information. National and international hotel chains do not have this problem.
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by wtn 15y ago
Things that melt are safer to eat?
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by wtn 15y ago
He doesn't—that's why he wrote the word "stolen" in quotation marks.

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