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jblochjohnson
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Comment #1576215
What makes Hacker News cool is that the link is to the actual ruling, which is far more interesting than the articles about this I've seen so far. If you just glanced at the headli…
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Comment #1552295
As one of the founders involved (from Reducify), it would be great to get some feedback from the HN community on our startups!
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Comment #1545959
This seems like a good first step, and I've been looking for a way to get into C. I'll check it out...
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Comment #1544915
I would be tempted to agree; I've wanted at times to go and learn C, so I can know what my Ruby is really written in; but there's always more complexity underneath; I could and sho…
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Comment #1544886
It's funny to read this, 'cause in many ways I started programming (flailingly) with Ruby/Rails, and then worked backwards from there. I read Peter Cooper's Ruby for Beginners book…
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Comment #1544842
Go to a meetup for your language/area of expertise. I've found that having a network of other people with similar skills can often lead to people passing on job offers they don't h…
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Comment #1544832
Are you on Mac? I LOVE OmniPlan.
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Comment #1544828
Wow, thanks for the thoughts, everyone! This might totally change how our company goes about its business – rather than three coders who try to think about market on the side, we'l…
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Comment #1544820
It sounds like all these jobs are things we can and should be doing ourselves. It sounds like a full time person once the product is "done" AND there's an opportunity for much larg…
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Comment #1544812
I think we really have two options: find someone like this, or have one of our team become that person. This sounds like a good starting recipe if one of us wants to become that pe…
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Comment #1544806
We've already got the front-end guy on our team getting a little SEO obsessed, so hurray! I think the big question was if it was worthwhile to have someone not completely mired in …
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Comment #1544801
This sounds like awesome advice. We should be able to cover all these roles – in particular, the CEO should be doing the PM role as his main gig. Some of the engineers are already …
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Comment #1544553
It appears that the survey button at the bottom is broken...like our hearts will be? jk
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Ask HN: How early did you bring in a full-time marketer?
Hey entrepreneurasaurs: At what stage in your company's development did you decide it was worth it to have a full-time marketer on your team? We have a three-person team (all devel…
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Comment #1530446
Man, taucloud is at least two times cooler than this.
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Comment #1316931
(also the creator of most music you remember from Warner Bros. cartoons, and inventor of the electronium, a totally analog machine that composed its own tunes, customizable by the …
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Comment #1316875
Somewhere Raymond Scott is smiling
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Comment #1184912
Thank you; this is quite useful, and it confirms some of the same feedback we've been getting from other sources. We will definitely start a new iteration of this page using these …
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Comment #1184880
We're open to suggestions for a better sixth question. Right you are, the beef one was suggested to us by a vegan, who pointed to some articles suggesting that red meat was a major…
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Comment #1184820
I'm optimistic about our ability to develop technology that addresses climate change, and perhaps some sort of function based on increased efficiency (or the development of new tec…
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Comment #1184656
Just wanted to add that we've updated three figures for average consumption of Americans based on errors you guys pointed out: - average electricity and natural gas use were mistak…
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Comment #1183132
You're right – this is an error. We divided the average monthly bill by the number of people in the average household, which we needed to do; really the average is a little more th…