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gintas
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Comment #4623305
FWIW, in case you don't have a retina display, zooming in your browser works just as well to make the difference in quality visible.
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Comment #3511949
> I would really like to write an entire program sometime as a big tree, that would be convertable back and forth to something simple like JSON. That would be Lisp. > convert my si…
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Comment #2984086
Also try Crackbook [1] for Chrome which delays pages instead of banning them. Works much better for me that Stayfocusd, which I just disable after a while. (Disclaimer: I am the au…
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Comment #2976107
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/nbgjmohekjolcgemlo... Crackbook, a Chrome extension to keep you from slacking off on the web too much.
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Comment #2455756
It seems to be using the pentatonic scale, which is generally easy to deal with. It is also quite limited though, with only 5 pitches available out of the standard 12 in an octave.…
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Comment #2429616
I read a course on Python for a semester, and I tried to use a similar approach: relatively few tests, a minor project for warmup and a major project (with emphasis on attendance &…
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Comment #2208669
That's the kind of info I was looking for. Thanks!
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Ask HN: how to spend two weeks in SF effectively?
A startup is flying me in from Europe to Palo Alto for an on-site job interview, and I've asked to postpone my return flight in order to use the opportunity to look around (I've ne…
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Comment #2091362
What's the point of a "hierarchy" then, if the "upper" levels do not depend on the "lower" ones? Basically what you're saying here is a tautology: one is able to operate at a "leve…
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Comment #2037428
You don't have to get people to buy hot air. What the author has in mind is probably either a) "Assume that this product is fully functional. Will you pay for it $X?" or b) "I am p…
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Comment #2023927
Is the extension available to the public? I'd love to be able to see my own stats.
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Comment #2022417
There's a more interesting point to be made about getters and setters than the article offers. In my opinion, getters and setters are a little stinky because by nature they expose …
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Comment #2020475
Hmm, what would those markets be in your opinion? Perhaps it's worth targeting a niche narrower than startups.
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Comment #2020468
Sure, throw a link my way (see http://blog.miliauskas.lt for contact info).
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Comment #2020463
Yeah, BNI seems similar in idea, but I had my eyes on small, new companies in particular, as they have the most to gain from small-scale, inidvidual referrals. The larger ones tend…
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Comment #2019628
Too much freedom, and the beat becomes too irregular and therefore less appealing. Simplicity is beauty, as usual.
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Ask HN: Would you use a website to help other startups with sales?
I am thinking about putting up a website for startups that would help sales by getting referrals from other startups. The basis for the idea is threefold: 1. There is a lot of good…
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Comment #2019381
> Morality is ultimately about results. Or it's not. See deontological vs. consequentialist conceptions of morality.
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Comment #2000991
If the experiment is opt-in, there will surely be a bias in the sample population. In this case, the strategy will select risk-seeking individuals, because risk-averse ones will no…