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by yosho 17y ago
definitely better than having to relearn java or C++ every time they ask me to take one of these tests... which tests for your knowledge of a particular language rather than programming concepts in general. Way cool test.
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by yosho 17y ago
like most things in life that we try to place into distinct and separate categories... it really can't be broken down that easily, I believe it's more of a spectrum of passion types where someone can fall anywhere from 0 passion to infinite
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by yosho 17y ago
Another person who believes that intelligence overrides hard work. Sorry but I'm calling BS on this one. Intelligence might allow you to score well on tests while not finishing your homework, but it's hard work and dedication that truly mak
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by yosho 17y ago
The stuff you learn in business is more supplemental material for the stuff you learn in the more hard sciences like engineering. You may have built the best product, but without marketing, accounting, and operations, the product still migh
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by yosho 17y ago
isn't there the NYC meetup thing every monrth?
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by yosho 17y ago
the site seems to have errors now... or is it just me?
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Ask HN: What made you decide to pursue a startup?
12 points by yosho 17y ago|9 comments
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by yosho 17y ago
Seriously? That's the best you guys can do? Just treat dating as anything else you'd like to improve upon. Do your research, understand the end goal, and follow people who are better than you. When she asks what you do for a living you can
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by yosho 17y ago
I think this community might be a little biased, just a little.
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by yosho 17y ago
i would bet that it is real, if someone was trying to fake it in photoshop, they would make it look overly "realistic" by dimming the eye glow and adding a shadow and stuff... the fact that we're arguing that the wolf lacks a shadow and has
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by yosho 17y ago
exactly, its' not necessarily the work, it's everything that surrounds the work that makes doing quality work impossible.
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by yosho 17y ago
what's wrong with dividing by 6 equally? any sort of unequal distribution will mess with moral and effort
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by yosho 17y ago
So does Plurk actually get anything out of this? (Besides the free publicity)
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by yosho 17y ago
Not a bad site, all that's missing is how to get a couple million dollars required for the initial funding.
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by yosho 17y ago
Wasn't that plane delayed for like 2 years or something?
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by yosho 17y ago
makes you wonder if his skills in bed are equal to his skills at investing.
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by yosho 17y ago
I find it interesting how there is a high degree of animosity towards finance people on this site. My theory is that it has something to do with them being successful and making millions without having to venture out and start their own bus
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by yosho 17y ago
Did they tell you the specific reason you didn't get in? I'd rather know what went wrong than how to prepare.
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by yosho 17y ago
a little fluffy.
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by yosho 17y ago
i wonder if there is a correlation between initial spending vs later success. In some cases, i would be willing to bet that high initial spending lead to a greater turnout because you're able to leverage the money and convert it into increa
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by yosho 17y ago
So many start ups are expecting users to broadcast their lives and reveal even more info than what's already floating around on the internet. Personally, I think that people will begin backing away from these types of start ups and will bec
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by yosho 17y ago
How do you decide when less is more, and when more is better? There seems to be this optimal balance that he alludes to, but never really discusses with exact detail.
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by yosho 17y ago
Anyone have any other cool James Bond tricks?
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by yosho 17y ago
why can't the answer simply be that we have not received any signs of ET life because the signals simply have not reached us yet? Assuming that the speed of light is still the fastest possible thing in the universe, we can infer from the va
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by yosho 17y ago
I'd build a college, maybe only inviting 500 students at a time or something and hire the best professors paying the highest salaries and see what happens. Of course the college would be super selective, but it would be a breeding ground fo
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by yosho 17y ago
a lot of problems can't really be fixed with software... - corporate meetings that accomplish nothing - nagging girlfriend - traffic congestion (well maybe some software here might help) - stupid shitty and cold weather - an IT department t
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The biggest e-commerce lies and how to avoid them(boagworld.com)
1 points by yosho 17y ago|0 comments
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by yosho 17y ago
I think this idea had been done before and didn't work. I think signing up for a website to split a dinner tab is a bit excessive, especially with the email notifications and everything. Maybe a better focus would be on larger costs such as
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by yosho 17y ago
read a book on design and pay attention to popular design sites like smashing magazine. Most good designers I know usually have an artistic background. Maybe taking an art class would help too.
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by yosho 17y ago
he should make them bars available as an app online or something, I imagine other people would like to track their progress that way.

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