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crestedtazo

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    Comment #14028357

    How do you reconcile your ability to use and understand complex technology like computers and the internet, but at the same time legitimately believe it is possible for some dumb h…

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    Comment #14027982

    Adtech businesses generate revenue.

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    Comment #14027967

    What kind of employment do you expect to have handed to you with a 2-year mathematics degree? Perhaps if you stayed in school longer or got a degree in something less useless?

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    Comment #14027952

    A 70 year old person (read: a person who had 70 years to save for their retirement) depends on a government program that pays them a minimum wage while pretending to do part-time w…

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    Comment #14027530

    The guy in that video you linked has the douchiest face I have ever seen.

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    Comment #14027513

    It's clear the comment you're responding to bothered you a lot because your thinly-veiled compliments do nothing but reveal your insecurities. The guy you are responding to is corr…

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    Comment #14027445

    As opposed to what? Being another entrepreneur, bootstrapping genius raking in million dollar exits? Are those the only viable life paths these days?

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    Comment #14027179

    Reading this, it looks like your app was a house of cards because that's exactly how you designed and built it. It was only when it started to hurt your productivity did you realiz…

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    Comment #14027130

    Why are threads like this allowed on HN? Surely joke threads like this, intending to rip-off and poke fun at "Who's Hiring" threads are against HN guidelines, no? Does the communit…

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    Comment #13952723

    An Indian Masters in CS probably means you have about the same skills set as an American 2nd year CS student. I would recommend getting some work experience for a few years, then y…

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    Comment #13952373

    30 years experience web dev here, probably much more successful than the author and everyone else in this thread. Fully agree with the author here. 10/10

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    Comment #13952044

    > Truth be told, I'm not that big of a reader. > which appeals to me I think I can tell exactly what kind of person you are...

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    Comment #13950730

    I've turned down many $100 million offers for my side project startup. I've even turned down a few billion dollar offers. I'm holding out for $100 billion for my side project start…

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    Comment #13950666

    Personally, I try to remain in the 120% range at all times and NEVER dip below 110%. In my experience, just settling at a 100% output level is a great way to get identified as a sl…

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    Comment #13950634

    Does "entrepreneur" really just mean relentlessly pursuing riches? Every person I've met that describes themselves as an entrepreneur is only interested in their own personal wealt…

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    Comment #13898441

    > I'm surprised when people say Keccak is the best but they've never heard of BLAKE2. I think this is where you belong: www.reddit.com/r/iamverysmary

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    Comment #13898427

    Is "back to front" how Brits say "backwards"?

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    Comment #13898356

    The West Coast of the US is objectively the greatest area for human beings to live on the planet. As someone who lives here, I believe that everyone born here is (or should be) ext…

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    Comment #13843369

    People like you who throw the word "addict" around willy-nilly like that have no idea what addiction truly means. You got sick once and now you march around proclaiming "I was an a…

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    Comment #13843358

    I don't mean to diminish your experience... but "pure unadulterated hell" is having a SO that loves you, a stable place to live, sleep, and eat, as well as a stable career? If all …

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    Comment #13835293

    You're asking for an example of something that is worth more to a purchaser than they paid for it?

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    Comment #13835276

    I would pay for a monthly subscription for any teenager's monthly mailed "box" service. I currently subscribe to over 3 dozen such services. It's sort of an addiction... Anyway, if…

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    Comment #13835248

    I agree. Defrauding investors isn't a "woops" sort of mistake. They deliberately lied about what they had and sought to exploit the misconceptions their company perpetrated for per…

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    Comment #13834829

    I thought these types of comments weren't allowed on Hacker News? I'm curious why a mod hasn't detached this comment yet.