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http://paulgraham.com/determination.html startup founders win [...] more on determination than brains. The simplest form of determination is sheer willfulness. [...] A good deal of…

>The medically uninsured only pose a financial threat to themselves Uninsured Joe has an undiagnosed medical condition which causes him to black out but won't get it checked out be…

The difference is that Next had a technology; Apple bought something tangible with actual value and a real engineering investment. All loopt has is a "brand".

He's describing most of the mechanisms in floating point but calling it integer math.

So when do the people get a voice in Washington?

It's part of having a well-rounded education. I would be very hesitant to work with an engineer who refused to learn calculus because that ultimately harbors a culture of ignorance…

If you like shit pay, hard work, long hours, thrashing, anxiety attacks, frequent failure, rude "peer" reviewers, massive egos, grinding your teeth at night, pains in your hands, c…

If you actually believe working toward a PhD will cure your burn out, you are woefully misguided!

How about facetorrent. Or hackercrunch. Or startupfriendfinder.

Finally! I've been waiting for an article about procrastination written by a man who did not finish high school who spends his time pretending that he is developing a strong AI.

Who cares? Why would anyone want to use that?

Why not engineer yourself a solution to your problem?

There was that one married guy on HN a few weeks ago who knocked up his cofounder. That's passionate.

Punch her in the stomach.

But why isn't this written in Ruby?

Except all of that revenue is funneled directly back into the Team. Go Football!

You don't need any properties of the reals, just some well-defined operator (+) and equality (=). a+c = a+c (reflexive property of equality) a = b => a+c = b+c (substitution axiom)…

upper bounds

As the day progressed, I expected someone to come out and say it. It was their masterpiece, after all. But ...love won out. He was always so patient and giving and eventually I was…

I hear they have software that handles email without needing a browser. You should try that.

Have you considered writing a blog that caters to hackernews' tastes? A clojure-type java-based meta-MVC framework that gets you the A/B testing but this time in the cloud. Money i…

You didn't learn anything from it because you're not enrolled in Hackernews Highschool.

I, too, have lost two close friends. It is not a founder thing or startup thing. It was always about a certain someone in the startup community. But...love won out. He was always s…