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eusman
18y ago
couldn't resist to what exactly?
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eusman
18y ago
i don't know about the nature of the YC.news architecture, but if it's an error that happens unexpectecly then it must be due to some scheduled automatically recurring function that fails somehow and eats up all memory... so probably it mus
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eusman
18y ago
you can always patent it yourself with a fraction of the cost, nobody knows your invention better than you.
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eusman
18y ago
if you have discovered something invaluable then the last people you need their opinion is ours. unfortunately though, you dont know what you really discovered until you tried to implement it, and most of the times thats where failure lies.
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eusman
18y ago
this looks wrong
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eusman
18y ago
the unfortunate thing is that, there are signs that the discussions will begin to suffer also.
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eusman
18y ago
with some help of Snipshot http://aycu03.webshots.com/image/49922/2001351004567808923_r...
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eusman
18y ago
if the article is ready to spread panic then it is their responsibility to include the url.
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eusman
18y ago
good link bait, clueless article. "Mobile phones could kill far more people than smoking or asbestos" I am surprised by the ease of spreading panic. Really bad taste of them. There is not even a link to a a url of the research. the quality
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eusman
18y ago
why lose time? you are not going to learn programming in 1 day anyways, neither in 1 month...except if thats the only thing you are doing... it's better that you find an idea in your knowledge domain (economics that is), find someone to do
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eusman
18y ago
imity.com but never took off
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eusman
18y ago
i agree with you that they may had any other idea and be determined about it, but if the idea wasn't what people needed it wouldn't have the enormous success it had.
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eusman
18y ago
quality in news is really decreasing
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eusman
18y ago
their determination was due to the fact that they believed in their idea. so it's impossible to had very little to do with the idea
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eusman
18y ago
dead easy
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eusman
18y ago
bad analogy i'd say. they may lose some shots but their team mates may score better that day. At the end of the day, their target is to win the game so it doesn't matter who lost any number of the shots. If they lost the game then the team
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eusman
18y ago
so, most of the new users voted up for this story, and the older users contributed the comments in the story...this is interesting about the "quality" of the users, so maybe the weighting that will affect story order, should take in mind us
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eusman
19y ago
it wouldnt be theflip if it got more features
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eusman
19y ago
"those people that read it for getting that impression" it's the attitude towards reading something that matters. nobody will have the same attitude towards reading this, especially if they are among the caged lions! it's obvious and expect
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eusman
19y ago
maybe google should buy joost
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eusman
19y ago
by changing the order of the words from the title, and creating a new phrase to remind you that you should do a startup because you may regret of not doing so. this also shows that the startup world is so fluid as much a title can be. every
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eusman
19y ago
startup (a) do, to not (ask)why (did not)!
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eusman
19y ago
ah homesite, that takes you some 10 years back!
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eusman
19y ago
it's called Joost (joost.com) and it's free
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eusman
19y ago
someone is fighting yc news!
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eusman
19y ago
hey, two leg will be able to play soccer nevertheless!
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Public submition of prior art and commentary relevant to the claims of a patent
(peertopatent.org)
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eusman
19y ago
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eusman
19y ago
"the rule is that there are no rules"
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eusman
19y ago
I guess your observation is a bit late...their blog hasn't been updated since Dec 2006...and their frontpage content is the same since the last time I've visited it (and it's been long time since then). I guess it's weird since enterprise c
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Warning: Do you protect your web statistics?
(google.com)
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eusman
19y ago
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