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dkuchar
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About dkuchar
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Comment #1865855
no, it's pretty awful. but $200 isn't likely to solve it.
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Comment #1864137
Arrington has had his own share of business drama as well: http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/15/status-of-crunchpad-litigat...
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Comment #1816159
didn't even know this one: "7. Aero Shake: Aero Shake allows a person to grab an application with their mouse, and “shake” it to minimize any open application window except the one…
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Comment #1816147
Out of curiosity, how would they know this? "Aero Snap has been used 150,957,478 times in the last month." Doesn't seem like an estimate...
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Comment #1786430
the santa claus/god realization could have been like 12 or 13, I don't remember exactly when I was told there was no santa, I'm estimating. I know I was three with the death thing,…
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Comment #1781828
besides "you and everyone you know are going to die" at age 3, or "there is no santa claus" which logically led to "God is an imaginary friend for grown ups" at age 10. The fact th…
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Comment #1672787
I hate getting caught by link bait. "oh no SEO is irrelevant", I should read this to see why! No, I shouldn't.
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Comment #1581623
We use vimeo, mainly because I like it's interface better than youtube's. But yes there's a small delay.
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Comment #1498594
Massive. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1492098
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Comment #1493805
agreed about the documentation.
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Comment #1493583
PayPal Adaptive Payments is pretty solid.
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Comment #1492098
They chalk up more than $250 million in annual fraud losses as a cost of doing business - there's a network of fraud artists that have cut their teeth on the PayPal network. Being …
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Comment #1492025
couldn't remember the specifics. German - thanks for that and the rest of the details!
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Comment #1489773
as my friend Mitch Lillie says, geographic isolation leads to linguistic conservatism. Iceland is another great example of this - I believe Icelandic is derived from middle-ages er…
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Comment #1487630
while that's a great idea in principle, in practice, no one's going to lend you $120k to invest in startups. If you've got the cash and you're looking to pay out of pocket, it's a …
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Comment #1484246
My first business was incredibly similar to yours in terms of success. A partner and I share about $75K/year in profit, and at this point we only answer occasional technical suppor…
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Comment #1482558
yeah, that would be a good way to prove/disprove his worth for sure. he should put himself up against someone who charges even $50/hour with the same budget, then have the work jud…
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Comment #1479595
2 hours of work from this guy: http://le.mu.rs/motherfucker/Index/Entries/2010/6/24_What_mo...
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Comment #1479261
I meant the original article. Chatroulette hasn't been dead-pooled. The title was inaccurate and sensationalist.
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Comment #1472522
link bait!
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Comment #1462473
did anyone else notice the comments on the bottom where the author had never heard of stackoverflow? I think he wrote this article based on his preconceptions rather than reality. …
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Comment #1456375
Viacom won't take this lying down (it will set a hell of a precedent), but great win for YouTube and the future.
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Comment #1455536
seen this before. it's funny. I always guess serial killer.
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Comment #1449877
the more I read about evolution, emergence, etc, the more I start to feel that life is almost as common as rock, and not all that much more interesting. all it needs is a highly in…
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Comment #1447349
hawkings: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/science/space/article7... Life on this planet is predicated on material transformation/consumption. that's what we do - we eat and e…