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Ask HN: Need help picking a title
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Redesigning The World Cup 2014 Brazil
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aorshan
13y ago
Having interned in SF last summer, I would definitely recommend that you take as much time as you can to meet other people, especially those outside your company. The best way to do that is to join the "201X Bay Area Summer Interns&quo
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As a younger person that these types of articles are so fond of talking about (I'm 21), I don't agree that members of my generation are leaving and that we don't perceive Facebook as cool. I think what's changed with the
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aorshan
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I'd definitely say a t-shirt if you can afford them. I have t-shirts from multiple hackathons and wear them all the time. They get far more mileage than any sticker or pen I've received.
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ESPN Fantasy Focus Baseball, Behind the Dish with Keith Law, This Week in Startups, Nerd Poker: Dungeons and Dragons with Brian Posehn and Friends (A bunch of hilarious comedians playing D&D together. It is very entertaining)
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13y ago
I use Evernote every day at school. It fills just about all of my needs. The only place where it struggles is when I need to write out math. In those cases I'll usually just use pen and paper. Everything else goes in Evernote though.
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14y ago
I just bought a MBP 15-inch retina display with a 2.3GHz i7, 8 gigs of 1600MHz DDR3L SDRAM, 256GB Flash Storage, and a NVIDIA GeForce GT 650M with 1GB of GDDR5 memory. What about that is outdated?
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14y ago
You could also buy a refurbished mac. They tend to be about $300 cheaper than the retail version and tend not to have any problems. I just bought one and so far its been perfect. http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/specialdeals/mac
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I think this absolutely makes a lot of sense. Particularly the idea of getting outside the tech echo chamber. For me, I maintain a group of stringently non-technically inclined friends. They use facebook and that is about it. So I use my ti
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I think the thing about this that is most remarkable is how much better this is going to make Danielle as a founder. Being able to really focus on different and new aspects of the business (and gaining experience in those aspects), when com
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Is the advance of technology going to make us illiterate?
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OP here, I'd just like to point out I'm a real person who submitted the article on my own volition.
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IGN Acquired by Ziff Davis
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14y ago
Wow this is an incredibly extensive list. Definitely wouldn't have thought of little things like a safe or acoustic panels for calls. Well done!
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14y ago
Definitely signed up for this. Should be really interesting.
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I'm curious as to why they wouldn't include lessons on the Facebook and Twitter APIs. I would think that would be a primary example of APIs to be familiar with.
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For my entire life, I've always loved science. It was never a doubt for me that I wanted to study science in school. But when I got to school, I was accepted into an accelerated honors program for science students. So I was taking a lot of
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I was dead set on becoming a neuroseurgeon. Spent all of high school taking science classes. Majored in Neuroscience for my first year and a half of college, decided I hated everything about it, and decided to change my major. Attended a ha
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The big thing with poke/snapchat is that they send pictures that aren't stored anywhere and can only be viewed for a few seconds, after which they are inaccessible. This makes it easier and less worrisome for people to do things like sext o
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As a Marketing student who has worked in a few different marketing jobs I think there are a couple things you should be looking for. First, as previously mentioned, please do not make your decision based on the individual's social media fol
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Udacity has a intro to statistics class that you might like.
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If your site is only open to Stanford students, why don't you find a marketing student at Stanford who would be interesting in working for you? Go hang out by the marketing department and introduce yourself to students. Or contact the caree
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I'm a college student, so I use it to take notes in all of my classes. Since it all syncs between devices and I can access it from the web, I have access to my notes wherever I am and with any device I have. It makes my life easier because
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The Wheel is probably pretty important. Also I would argue the transistor is pretty up there. As would be the nuclear bomb.
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Ask HN: Does anyone have any experience with Automatic Documentation creators?
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Ender's Shadow. Most people will tell you their favorite was Ender's Game, but for some reason I've always had a much stronger attachment to Shadow. Maybe it's because I read Shadow first, but more likely it's because I identify with the pr
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Rockmelt actually does this. It's a browser built on top of Google Chrome. Along with a bunch of other features, it has one button in the top right where you can take any page you're on and post it to Twitter, as a Facebook status, or on a
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Well there are leagues that do both. I prefer daily for the precise reason that it requires my daily attention. I tend to forget about things that only need be dealt with once a week (Ie fantasy football) and often end up with abandoned tea
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14y ago
Fins up! Gotta love being a dolphins fan, nothing like year after year of disappointment. At least we're not the cubs.
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