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crabapple
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Comment #385359
so much for pg's "high res" web market
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Comment #385074
clojure has a cool syntax but i'm not sure it gets the performance boost on multicore that haskell would. in the end, clojure just makes .class files. its the jvm that must perform…
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Comment #385069
this is where the men (large scale data analysis) and boys (webmonkeys) will be separated. the webmonkeys will note that processors like the intel i7 coupled with huge outbound con…
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Comment #385061
what can ocaml do that haskell can't? indeed these days its the other way around. the volume of submissions on hackage is far in excess of anything you see in ocaml land. on a lang…
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Comment #385059
Haskell code to do I/O (i.e., Monads) isn't a pretty or elegant as purely functional Haskell code are you using "do" notation? ITS JUST SUGAR. you can use >>=, >>, return etc direc…
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Comment #385056
??? the entire point of Monads is to put stateful, side-effect oriented code on the same level as pure functional code. so actually none of the "haskellish beauty" goes out the win…
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Comment #384843
You can be a two people startup serving a huge user base you live in fantasy land. at the very least you will need N customer care agents to every M customers. sorry, people will e…
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Comment #384840
this is almost 100% wrong. the more frictionless a market is, the more it will consolidate to a winner-take-all scenario. in ten years, five companies will control 95% of web traff…
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Comment #384089
there goes ning. not that it was ever "there"
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Comment #382397
cliff notes version: twenty people writing technically trivial code and making no money
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Comment #382390
I still think that projects are more valuable on a resume (or, I'd look at them more if it was up to me) yeah, maybe if you are a core contributor to the linux kernel, apache daemo…
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Comment #382378
yes it costs you nothing but chances are it will earn you nothing. thats the entire point of my attributions of the web being frictionless and winner-take-all.
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Comment #382271
Why are grades that important? They show that you can do things after a professor tells you how to do it, and that you're good at busywork why are you telling me this? just drop th…
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Comment #382258
blogsalot != knowsalot
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Comment #382254
she can be airbrushed to resemble a real woman, thats why she was on the cover of mit tech review, another toilet paper mag for the psuedo-intellectual crowd
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Comment #382244
ditch college and build your project guess what, there are two things you can't do in a "startup" that you can do in college....smoke a bowl at the dorm and get laid by women out o…
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Comment #382241
Worst comes to worst, I leave college for a year or two and chances are, like most dropouts, you won't return. then you won't have a viable website business or a degree. four years…
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Comment #382237
only if your company is trucking in low-iq monkey work...which covers 99% of the "startups" today
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Comment #382118
and I've got a cofounder good god please bury this term, the yc fanboys have turned the "startup" lexicon into such a shallow cliche that its almost at the point of parody. you don…
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Comment #382113
what companies have you built and sold? "built and sold"????? do you think these people "cashed out"??? i would be shocked if any member of the team was premiumed more than 50k...w…
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Comment #382107
I'm not an experienced coder myself, and I'm also working on a start-up. stop wasting the precious hours of your life
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Comment #382103
shutdowns like this are going to be common. 90% of existing websites have no viable chance of being self-sustaining by ads or subscriptions...but this shouldn't surprise anyone, at…
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Comment #380941
co2stats is just a greenwashing tool, and its utility will die as fast as greenwashing dies. by greenwashing, i mean the suggestion that users choose products based on their adopti…
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Comment #379041
matching ips to locales is not new.