Fundraising for NewsCred! It's actually fun and not as depressing as all the blog posts make it out to be.
I agree. So many free breakfasts, lunches, dinners, beers and even paintball too. All while meeting some very intelligent people.
Ask YC: What are you working on these days?
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#92Re: Ask YC: What are you working on these days?
#93* Working on my second book for O'Reilly * Speaking about, and generally pushing for more interest in Open Data * Putting my entire life in a semantic graph: http://blog.kiwitobes.com/?p=73 * Trying to figure out what programmers can do about risk management failures
Re: Ask YC: What are you working on these days?
#94* Working on my second book for O'Reilly * Speaking about, and generally pushing for more interest in Open Data * Putting my entire life in a semantic graph: http://blog.kiwitobes.com/?p=73 * Trying to figure out what programmers can do about risk management failures
Working on my first book for O'Reilly
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#95I am setting up a Bank.
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#96* Creating a foreign key based ORM for PHP5 * Creating a PHP5 database abstraction layer that's easier to use than PDO or the alternatives * An abstraction layer for html forms that generates, validates and even supports deeply nested "arrays of fields" * A console terminal multiplexer (GNU screen, but split-screen) in C for Linux
Disclaimer: There are existing projects similar to many of the above, but I'm striving to make my APIs cleaner, code readable and more concise. Plus I enjoy learning by doing.
I'm also extremely interested in wireless mesh ... anyone working on that?
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#97Doing other random hardware as well
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#98Earlier quoted context omitted.
Working on my first book for O'Reilly
What about?
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#99Re: Ask YC: What are you working on these days?
#100http://theperceptron.com - astute music recommendations And a site where you create your audio autobiography by uploading mp3s. Hello, RIAA.
typed in "frank sinatra" and got, among others: queen, bob dylan, and coldplay. one issue with music recommendation is how people (subjective creatures!) usually demonstrate low-tolerance for "bad" recommendations. nevertheless, i love your vibe.
I'm trying to skew the site towards unusualness and away from genres. Thus, the ways I link artists can produce some weirdness like the above. However, users can give feedback to help reduce the insanity quotient.
Thanks very much for the feedback.