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savoy11
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Comment #5191293
Come on guys, this is definitely a fake message used to promote his widget on HN. What do you mean by "I do not know how I made $200,000?" This does not make any sense at all. You …
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Comment #4265584
yes, you are better off Apple taking care of your business and taking 1/3 IF YOU SUCCEED. Early 30's Chicago style. You pathetic Hacker News nerds, you are so so funny. Average Mic…
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Comment #4110653
Totally normal, except for the cashier salary bit. Your perceived impact on sales is not related to that, 90% is actually too low, often it could be more. Code quality is often goo…
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Comment #3927107
Ок. There are bugs in the runtime, update and move on, drama queens.
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Comment #3304030
Please, do not update the title. It does not matter if the year is 2009. The answer is no. For ultra-fast web applications written in weird functional languages - check out the for…
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Comment #3160482
Come on guys, you can't be serious defending this crap and trying to find anything sensible in this list. He is just crazy.
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Comment #3083396
so? how is that clever or interesting? it pretty much looks like an arrogant and asshole answer to me.
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Comment #3082237
And now "industry" analyzers making $6500 per post make a living trying to explain why Steve Jobs had dirty shoes. Unbelievable.
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Comment #2953608
Sorry if I sound rude, but you are very, very naive. Before you even think about this, do this: 1. Create a product/service, website and in general - get the product ready. 2. Regi…
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Comment #2362914
This is how ridiculous the open source model is. They bust their asses working and reach a billion after so many years, building on top of so much work and complexity. Come on, Ang…
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Comment #2346294
Yes, we make development tools for .NET and PHP. Two of us, started an year ago and are on track to make $300K in revenue for this year (but we have almost no expenses, other than …
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Comment #2319704
Excellent move. It worked very well for you mostly because you were not approved by YC. If you were, you'd spent several months with paperwork and empty conversations and could mis…
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Comment #2268631
We don't get anyone to contribute to open sours project, not only designers, but also business type, docs guys etc. Because, most of these guys actually have a life and a family to…
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Comment #2264772
Because you my friend are an annoying prick. I bet $100 that you are also the guy who always finds problems in restaurants and hotels and thinks something is wrong there. This type…
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Comment #2235450
Oh. And the site does not work. Next time you choose a stupid non-web technology to power your WEB site, do it in a way that makes it work. That is kinda important.
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Comment #2235446
Because you are a stupid nerd. Does this qualify for a valid answer in your book?
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Comment #2231554
I'm watching this in pure joy, since the HN crowd typically consists of homo-erotic Apple fanboys. Having their gay nature into account, they obviously like to get screwed by Apple…
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Comment #2086129
The mere fact he says that is contradictory. If something is dead/not-relevant - people just not talk about it. We have daily Microsoft dead posts here. Meanwhile Microsoft is far …
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Comment #2075376
It is a very sad story, but... well, I do not like to sound like a dick, but there are many people worse off and they manage to get by and even make other people happy. For example…
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Comment #2049332
It was, but lately it is not. News are constantly repeating and the target group is the "I do not have money, but I want to do something" group, which is largely dissatisfying as f…
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Comment #2039720
So I am pretty sure you have your successful open source story to share. Where you saved the queen, anything green, the oxygen, as we know it - and made millions along the way - wh…
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Comment #2039711
Excellent HN material. Out of the 0 startups, that ran Node.js to be successful, 0 ran it to do Scrabble for their day-to-day-work. Thank you HN for that unique experience. You are…