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haploid

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About haploid

CTO/Cofounder, Ties.com | Scarves.com | Neckties.com

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    Your "facts" are wrong, or at least they date from the conventional wisdom of the 1980s. There is nothing spectacular about "complex carbs" to make them "slow-releasing". Both pota…

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    Comment #2567890

    This sounds like an excellent way to live with chronically high cortisol levels and ensure that you never retain significant muscle mass.

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    Comment #2565390

    One critical difference: "I'm in a startup" doesn't work nearly as well on women as "I'm in a band" does.

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    Comment #2552638

    Right, because buying the long term debt of a nation with absolutely no political will to resolve its fiscal problems is the very definition of "low risk", right? That really worke…

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    Meta Ask HN: How frequently can I post comments?

    I have increasingly been faced with the "You're submitting too fast. Please slow down. Thanks." message when trying to reply to comments. I have gone as long as 3 hours between ret…

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    Comment #2542617

    Strange. We did an iPad giveaway last year and the response was significant, to say the least.

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    Comment #2542390

    We use Wicket for most of our web-based applications. http://wicket.apache.org/ It's Java, though, which is decidedly uncool with the HN crowd.

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    Comment #2537792

    So it's a less redundant, less mature, less documented, more expensive, 5 year late, and invite-only version of S3 that doesn't have one-click CDN enabling? And it's built by a com…

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    Comment #2534362

    It's unfortunate that you've been downvoted for this. Just bookmark the post for posterity's sake. When the bubble finally bursts, you have evidence with which to back up a satisfy…

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    Comment #2482215

    You seem to think that economic and military strength have political freedom as a prerequisitie. I can understand why you'd believe that, since the "good guys" just happened to win…

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    Comment #2482120

    No. The "America is doomed" folks act as if China has far more productive capacity than we do, and that when trade and currency imbalances finally correct, we will be left in a pos…

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    Comment #2472753

    And yet, you used the word "hunger" twice.

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    Comment #2472292

    Strangely enough, not at all. We have a few ec2 instances running in the us-east region, allegedly the region that was supposed to be affected. They have been up and available all …

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    Comment #2457360

    Completely offtopic, but does anyone know why the author's username is green in this story?

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    Comment #2438849

    "They were worried about getting girls to like them and annoyed at the athletes who seemed to get all of them. I was usually dating those same athletes." Brilliant strategy to buil…

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    Comment #2435730

    Well, it's not necessarily true that RoR is prescribed for most projects. A more general statement, which seems in my experience to be accurate, is that $shiny_hot_language_popular…

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    Comment #2425972

    I'm pretty sure that notion went out the window 3 decades ago, when your grandmother also told you not to go out in the cold or you'll catch a cold. Potato starch is hydrolyzed ext…

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    Comment #2425945

    You're obviously not familiar with the paleolithic diet, then.

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    Comment #2425052

    If you don't have the drive or the hunger, then you probably never will. Why not jet around in daddy's yacht for a few months ?

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    Comment #2421776

    Well, yes, actually. For quite some time, in fact. I learned the other day that questioning the orthodoxy of the virtue of parenthood is disallowed on HN. Suggesting that having ki…

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    Comment #2420495

    "The 10am-10pm work culture is a market inefficiency. It biases recruiting towards people in their twenties, leaving experienced and capable family people on the table." Having a f…

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    Comment #2419366

    I'm guessing that the business model expects Moore's Law to resolve the issue of cost of static lifetime memberships. I paid 17$ for a lifetime MixPanel membership several months a…