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gyro_robo
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Comment #33754
A more technically literate user base will use Adblock. And it's about time -- it's bizarre that start-ups are trying to get acquired with money that ultimately comes from advertis…
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Comment #33694
Which is why your usage of "immoral" is not ironic.
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Comment #33618
Your use of the word "ironic" is Alanis Morissettic.
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Comment #33599
Jobs... Housing... Discussion... Funny posts... Personals... Gigs... I don't know about that. Making profit may be a moral, but I wouldn't say im moral.
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Comment #33593
If you feel strongly about something, you have to strike while the iron is hot. You'll do better with enthusiasm but no experience than with experience but no enthusiasm. Most of t…
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Comment #33346
Which is why I don't get the whole "charisma" or "reality distortion field" claims. He's just this guy, you know?
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Comment #33343
That is so darn sneaky.
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Comment #33342
> The Java platform was selected /Nuff
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Comment #33340
Python does the same thing with range: >>> range(1,10) [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] Leaving out the starting value starts at zero: >>> range(10) [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9] Which…
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Comment #33044
And this is the caliber of individual YC funds? It's on the official Xobni site, no less. I don't know how to compete with that kind of class act.
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Comment #33043
A Y Combinator acceptance is nothing compared to eternal salvation. Angel funding indeed.
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Comment #33041
A truly advanced Lisp dialect will infer parentheses.
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Comment #31969
Who's Google going to one-up if Yahoo goes away?
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Comment #31907
"Traf-O-Data used the device to process the paper tapes generated by traffic counting boxes and produced some revenue. Eventually, the State of Washington offered free traffic proc…
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Comment #31717
No, but I can P a lot. Python, PHP, Perl, PostScript, PDF, Pascal, Pict, Pike, PL/1, Prolog. Don't you love IBM... Programming Language 1... Operating System 2...
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Comment #31562
If you actually manage to do the work, the only downside is some investors have a story about how single founders can't hack it. It's a prejudice. They've decided things already, a…
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Comment #31470
Just e-mail him. He actually reads and responds :)
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Comment #31233
CampusU has filed to go public on the Nasdaq where it plans to raise $28.8M. Doesn't this further argue that going public is beside the point? The point is making money, and when y…
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Comment #31008
Thanks! I've wondered about that since I saw the interview. Looks like he got 1% also. "Cheriton is also credited for setting up Stanford students Sergey Brin and Larry Page with m…
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Comment #30979
+ For sufficiently side-effect-/IO-excluding values of " any ".
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Comment #30975
Why not the Rails to JavaScript port by another Steve... http://code.google.com/p/trimpath/wiki/TrimJunction
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Comment #30958
In reference to: http://www.iunknown.com/2007/06/steve-yegge-por.html Steve Yen already did it years ago! Kind of. The code looks pretty brief.
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Comment #30955
Looks like it: http://www.google.com/corporate/history.html Larry and Sergey's Charlie Rose interview is a bit unclear, because Larry talks about getting that check from a "David S…
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Comment #30932
The initial $100,000 check he wrote to the Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page is an investment now worth more than $1.5 billion. So $100k for 1%? That's 40x the YC rate. Wh…
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Comment #30929
Too old? You're never too old. I think people don't do themselves any favors by disqualifying themselves , in ANY arena. If someone else wants to, they can, but that's their proble…