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rajivtiru
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Comment #15343152
Did you even read the blog? The increase wasn't arbitrary. And neither is the initial 140 limit... Originally, our constraint was 160 (limit of a text) minus username. But we notic…
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Comment #13877143
Most angel investors and VCs will also insist that your company be a Delaware C-Corporation for legal reasons I keep hearing this, but what are these reasons?
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Comment #12624287
There are always exceptions, even more, there are cases when accepting a counter-offer is a right decision The author admits as much and is not actually giving out blanket advice.
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Comment #11242602
> "When he and his adviser, Michael McCullough, reanalyzed the 2010 paper’s data using state-of-the-art analytic methods, they found no effect." Hmm...what was different this time?…
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Comment #11204440
Location: SF Remote: OK Willing to relocate: NO Technologies: Javascript expert, Node.js, React, Flux, Backbone. Résumé/CV: Upon Request. Email: r@jiv.me I'm a strong full-stack de…
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Comment #11200020
Performance would probably not suffer at all... EDIT: But if you really want to make this a useful lib, bake in a way to disable the `armor` for debugging/development.
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Comment #10098812
Definitely not $2B "Profit" since they would have to subtract all other overhead costs like salaries etc. I think the article mentions that actual profit might be negative.
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Comment #10098802
This tripped me up too, but I would guess the author meant to say $10.84B gross revenue and $2B net revenue. http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/102714/what-are-diff...
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Comment #9216290
React Nexus basically recursively traverses the react component tree and calls getNexusBindings on each component (recreating what react does natively with its lifecycle methods). …
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Comment #8570857
So you only used this title to piggy-back off the announcement of the actual Amazon Echo? And you don't even mention it in the blog post. Nice. Edit: It appears the title has been …
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Comment #8563977
Facebook came out with a flux chat example: https://github.com/facebook/flux/tree/master/examples/flux-c... Yahoo has a good take on making it isomorphic here: https://github.com/y…
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Comment #7674565
You mean doesn't track views but only tracks clicks/conversions? The only problem I would see with that is that if a user already converted by clicking the ad, he would continue to…
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Comment #6605708
Umm they forced me(as in I wasn't able to use youtube otherwise) to connect my Google account to my Youtube so...that is pretty much combining the accounts in my book. I think, the…
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Comment #6596104
I'm relatively new to HN. It's disappointing but I kind of just accepted the Microsoft hate, as a given(like nick cage on reddit). Also recently I started to see posts from older H…
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Comment #6572899
I know HuffPo A/B tests their titles to see which one gets better metrics and changes/sensationalizes their titles that way. I do realize we don't see many articles from HuffPo on …
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Comment #6548757
This is a great point. Especially because as I read the article, I could tell the title was sensationalized to indicate that the article would tell you how to be successful. I like…
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Comment #6541652
You're pretty much right. This has no production value. This is great "look at this thing that we can do" video but the reason no one else attempts it is because there is no next s…
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Comment #6513370
For those interested, you don't have to flip through the images to read. All Things Considered is free on the kindle store. Or download ebook here: http://openlibrary.org/books/OL1…
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Comment #6503101
While I love orbital mechanics, I want a movie like Gravity to be made by artists like Cuaron, not NASA scientists. The movie was utterly stunning. Just go see it.
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Comment #6474200
So I've been waiting for my email to come but it hasn't. I looked at this old thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4594853 And found this RSVP link: http://news.ycombinator…
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Comment #6397764
The best heat resistant materials we have available to date are ablative materials. These materials "shed" particles of themselves as heat(kinetic energy) is applied. It looks like…
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Comment #6330161
Here is the complete list: http://www.yahoo.com/dailylogo While I think they were all slightly boring, they were quite varied in design. I like Day 2. Also, how is that spacing a g…
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Comment #6328655
I only see a 404 page