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badave
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Comment #8752475
It's pretty obvious that its company v. consumer these days. Its a war throughout the world - businesses can easily corrupt public servants in all walks of life. Is there a way to …
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Comment #8433985
It seems like from this it would only take a few minutes to put this on an existing site. What sets you apart from the other instant and "easy to set up" checkouts I could use? Is …
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Comment #6763574
I wrote a lot of the code for https://www.airbrite.io/ , which we are quietly launching on hackernews today. The dashboard is all backbone, the backend is all node.js. We wanted to…
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Comment #6699125
It's not just booting a computer though. Hypothetically, if Silicon Valley is wiped from the planet tomorrow at the same time as a massive EMP killing all electronics on earth simu…
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Comment #6698536
While I do like that everything is moving towards paperless, I hope we keep archives of all our knowledge in some permanent form. Should a world wide power failure or some other ca…
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Comment #6660313
How did you pick the font? I find myself having problems figuring out is a single letter is a l or an i or a j sometimes. Seems like there's a lot of fonts out there with better re…
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Comment #6637064
It might be the first thing they do, but if they don't check their email immediately you have until they print/download. That window of 5 minutes to 6-8 hours or even over the week…
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Comment #6615529
I've been emailing my resume using the Google Docs url (read only) and it works well. There are rarely any issues with someone being able to open it, versus a pdf or doc. Those mig…
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Comment #6518268
Oh yes. We do live in slavery. Money is the only key to our chains.
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Comment #6498699
The answer is just a flat and obvious, "No". Firstly, symbols have been around for thousands of years. Our written language is built around them, and our everyday life is surrounde…
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Comment #6474552
I thought they shut down Geocities years ago?
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Comment #6473917
It's been down since 1999.
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Comment #6454200
Aaron Swartz would be proud of you.
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Comment #6452934
When they come out with new algorithms for searching, they are completely replacing their old engine, correct? Are they rewriting the core? Or is this more like v1 was PageRank, v2…
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Comment #6421375
Microsoft's direction under Ballmer has been underwhelming, especially the lack of innovation in the tablet and mobile spheres. I'm curious to see if his successor is someone futur…
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Comment #6415745
At the time they felt very strongly about it. The employees were adamant about the fact that they had a certain way of doing things and they were concerned that Microsoft would dis…
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Comment #6415269
Yahoo -- I think they were concerned about getting infected by M$'s culture.
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Comment #6259101
Except none of those places are Silicon Valley or San Francisco. There are few major hubs of startup activity, the other major one being New York City. The atmosphere and populatio…
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Comment #5294153
It's a play on "seller-y".
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Comment #5294057
Hahah on the Celery part. Its a play on the idea of a "seller-y" though.
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Comment #2765296
Oooh, sorry, I messed this one up. To clarify, I live in a 2br with a friend and it's $4k a month for the both of us. $2k a person.
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Comment #2764299
I live in San Francisco and it is probably 138% more expensive than Miami, FL. A cheapo 1br in the city runs around $1200 a month. Nice places cost $1500-2500 a month. I'm paying $…
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Comment #1921038
Hehehe, and 83% of brains are only used to watch porn...
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Comment #1577369
Does anyone know where I could find out how Facebook does their suggestions? It'd be interesting to compare LinkedIn's method to Facebook's.
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Comment #1474056
Don't forget about Cassandra, which they developed just for scalability issues that they were having, and is now used at Digg and other sites (I think reddit uses it for something …