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tessr
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Comment #4567684
If we're talking about entrepreneurship and not pure CS, which is more Stanford-like anyways.
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Comment #4566226
So, I used to go to Penn and now I go to one of the schools on that list. As far as I can tell, Penn CS students are better prepared to start companies, and probably as well prepar…
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Comment #4565177
"the University of Pennsylvania is quickly becoming the Stanford of the East" Seems reasonable.
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Comment #4530183
You're missing out! Go to PennApps and do your homework :P
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Comment #4503923
DRAMA. Also, nice post!
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Comment #4484818
The point is not at all that PennApps is more popular than Justin Bieber. The point is that, for a certain demographic, hackathons are getting crazy popular. There are a lot of thi…
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Comment #4484216
I don't know how well it would work for commercial things, but for personal payments between people you know, Venmo is awesome. https://venmo.com/ (Still U.S. only though.)
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Comment #4395273
He's also a genuinely nice guy. A triple threat, if you will. ;)
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Comment #4395267
Charge individuals for personal analytics and... ??? http://www.twittertakemymoney.com/
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Comment #4384348
Hah, well, I was surprised to get even FOUR upvotes. Good to know, I guess...? Anyways, I had meant to bring up HN as more of an example of a bubble--both because it has an exclusi…
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Comment #4384134
#5 needed to come sooner. Otherwise, I really enjoyed this--clever angle!
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Comment #4180149
The next time I write my boilerplate bio, I'm totally going to use that line. Just kidding. (Can people on HN read sarcasm? I never know.)
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Comment #4180098
I don't think being an asshole is inherent to either men or women. Similarly, both men and women are capable of being kind. You might want to try it some time--it's not so bad!
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Comment #4179892
Thanks for the links. I agree, privilege might be a better term.
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Comment #4179878
Unfortunately people often choose careers when they still care what their peers think.
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Comment #4179872
This is a really inspiring attitude. I know what you're talking about--I often feel this way myself. The difference is that while this is inspiring, having people put you down or c…
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Comment #4179868
Hmm, maybe. I guess I meant more that bad behavior is more acceptable in tech because people are "socially awkward"--when, really, it doesn't matter WHY people are exclusive becaus…
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Comment #4179866
I'll definitely check that out, thanks!