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aorshan
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About aorshan
Gmail: adamorshan
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Ask HN: Need help picking a title
So I know that we generally believe that titles are meaningless, but my role at the startup I'm working at (~30 people) is expanding and I've been given a chance to submit some ide…
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Comment #7370845
Having interned in SF last summer, I would definitely recommend that you take as much time as you can to meet other people, especially those outside your company. The best way to d…
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Comment #6918533
As a younger person that these types of articles are so fond of talking about (I'm 21), I don't agree that members of my generation are leaving and that we don't perceive Facebook …
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Comment #5938086
I'd definitely say a t-shirt if you can afford them. I have t-shirts from multiple hackathons and wear them all the time. They get far more mileage than any sticker or pen I've rec…
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Comment #5827049
ESPN Fantasy Focus Baseball, Behind the Dish with Keith Law, This Week in Startups, Nerd Poker: Dungeons and Dragons with Brian Posehn and Friends (A bunch of hilarious comedians p…
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Comment #5695405
I use Evernote every day at school. It fills just about all of my needs. The only place where it struggles is when I need to write out math. In those cases I'll usually just use pe…
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Comment #5311301
I just bought a MBP 15-inch retina display with a 2.3GHz i7, 8 gigs of 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM, 256GB Flash Storage, and a NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1GB of GDDR5 memory. What about t…
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Comment #5307647
You could also buy a refurbished mac. They tend to be about $300 cheaper than the retail version and tend not to have any problems. I just bought one and so far its been perfect. h…
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Comment #5234155
I think this absolutely makes a lot of sense. Particularly the idea of getting outside the tech echo chamber. For me, I maintain a group of stringently non-technically inclined fri…
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Comment #5195416
I think the thing about this that is most remarkable is how much better this is going to make Danielle as a founder. Being able to really focus on different and new aspects of the …
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Comment #5168103
OP here, I'd just like to point out I'm a real person who submitted the article on my own volition.
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Comment #5122445
Wow this is an incredibly extensive list. Definitely wouldn't have thought of little things like a safe or acoustic panels for calls. Well done!
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Comment #5089858
Definitely signed up for this. Should be really interesting.
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Comment #5032829
I'm curious as to why they wouldn't include lessons on the Facebook and Twitter APIs. I would think that would be a primary example of APIs to be familiar with.
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Comment #4978364
For my entire life, I've always loved science. It was never a doubt for me that I wanted to study science in school. But when I got to school, I was accepted into an accelerated ho…
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Comment #4976558
I was dead set on becoming a neuroseurgeon. Spent all of high school taking science classes. Majored in Neuroscience for my first year and a half of college, decided I hated everyt…
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Comment #4957445
The big thing with poke/snapchat is that they send pictures that aren't stored anywhere and can only be viewed for a few seconds, after which they are inaccessible. This makes it e…
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Comment #4945192
As a Marketing student who has worked in a few different marketing jobs I think there are a couple things you should be looking for. First, as previously mentioned, please do not m…
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Comment #4880285
Udacity has a intro to statistics class that you might like.
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Comment #4869199
If your site is only open to Stanford students, why don't you find a marketing student at Stanford who would be interesting in working for you? Go hang out by the marketing departm…
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Comment #4794379
I'm a college student, so I use it to take notes in all of my classes. Since it all syncs between devices and I can access it from the web, I have access to my notes wherever I am …
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Comment #4781501
The Wheel is probably pretty important. Also I would argue the transistor is pretty up there. As would be the nuclear bomb.