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Riley
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About Riley
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Comment #21508969
Read his book, Hackers and Painters. I don't think he's under appreciated. He was way ahead of the curve. And deserves to be happy with his family, or change the world some more..
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Comment #9408821
My SO brought me to a planning meeting for a non-profit, and I met their founder there. We hit it off, and founded a startup together several months later when the time was right. …
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Comment #8493866
The RJ Metrics founders Bob and Jake gave a really great talk sharing their seven year journey Monday night. Lots of good lean startup lessons, and they just raised a $16.5 million…
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Comment #6804391
My favorite is Simplpost: http://simplpost.com/blog/what-is-this-thing/ It's not a command line tool, but it makes nice responsive static sites. And it's easy enough for my girlfri…
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Comment #6477691
I couldn't agree more. In fact, this is why I started building a project for my girlfriend so she could create her own site. And now it's grown into something powerful that I reall…
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Comment #5319315
I have been using a single 30" monitor as my main display since 2005. I love it. Only problem is having to adjust whenever working on another system (also been using it with a stan…
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Comment #2804727
Here's an article with more photos of both vehicles, and a video of local news coverage: http://www.kirotv.com/news/28655663/detail.html
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Comment #943123
Yes, it's the clicky mechanical switches that make this keyboard so nice. I don't know of any other keyboard that has these in a nice modern package. The sleek black look and USB h…
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Comment #942384
I've been really happy with my Das Keyboard Professional. I've been using it as my main keyboard since it was first released about 15 months ago. http://www.daskeyboard.com/daskeyb…
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Comment #753171
Philly
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Comment #449770
We already have one of sorts: http://startups.philadelphia.groupomatic.com/ It was started by another Hacker News member, epi0Bauqu. It started up a few months ago from a post here…
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Comment #449585
Off the top of my head: It's the 6th largest city in the US, and it's the birthplace of the country (lots of culture and history). Most of the buildings are well over 100 years old…
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Comment #449469
I'm a sane person that's happy to live in the middle of Philly. It's a great city, even though it's got some downsides. I never understand people that have such a totally negative …
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Comment #325271
Yes, some taxes and costs are higher, but I like living and working in a big city instead of the suburbs. There's a lot of incentives for businesses moving into the city now. Prope…
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Comment #325209
Philly has some issues, but it's much better than it used to be. It's a huge city. There's a lot of growth in some great areas. You get a lot for your money here. Many compare the …
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Comment #55082
Green tea. I get the good stuff from a Chinese grocery store nearby.
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Comment #53665
Gmail is great, but why would you ever rely on a 3rd party for a main form of business communication? I like having my own servers, but I build in lots of redundancy, so that I'm c…
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Comment #53464
I use both. You don't have to choose just one. Having your own email server gives you lots of options.
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Comment #44422
I've been using a 30" (2560x1600) monitor for over a year and I'll never go back to anything smaller. I only like laptops for traveling. You do have to take into consideration the …
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Comment #44397
Is there something like this anywhere in the US? This sounds really great, but I've never heard of anything like it outside of a university..
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Comment #41707
I'm in Philadelphia.