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grasshoper
16y ago
I was going to donate to aid organizations to help supply food and water, but I guess I should send some nuclear engineering textbooks and maybe my old exams from Nuclear Engineering 101. That's obviously the best and only way for the avera
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Gates was already the world's richest man when he married Melinda; he also met her through Microsoft. Bezos was already well beyond f-u money when he left D.E. Shaw to found Amazon. Jobs did not have a stable personal life during Apple's ea
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16y ago
You're comparing their 2010 year-end valuation with their 2009 year-end net income... In December 2009, Facebook repurchased shares at $25 for an implied valuation of $11 billion. That's a 55 P/E.
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grasshoper
16y ago
I cannot rightly apprehend the confusion of ideas that could provoke such a statement.
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16y ago
It's definitely Reddit most of the time. It's a larger site.
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16y ago
American Chinese vs Chinese Chinese is the only fair way to do this; otherwise, it's apples and oranges (and oranges are better).
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He had to do Math 55 to realize that there were people smarter than he was. Not too many people can readily appreciate what this means. I think you have to have participated in national-level math competitions to be able to understand the q
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16y ago
your comments are so nonsensical that I doubt you'll ever have the "problem" of paying taxes that you fear Like Joe the Plumber, in this guy's imagination he has to deal with the burdens of a progressive tax system. Reality is a different
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80% of Winter 2010 .... so the ones that have made it a few months.
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Nor would I classify all introverts as being Isaac Newton.
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I'm wondering why a non-programmer uses Git.
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16y ago
How about for an entry-level web developer in the Bay Area?
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16y ago
Rails is not a programming language ...
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16y ago
Me too. Go Ooshma!
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Twitter is all about asymmetric 'relationships'. You can follow whomever you want. This makes it fundamentally different from Facebook.
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Thank you! Yahoo Video is awful. It doesn't show you how much of it has actually loaded, and once it's done it has to load all over again to play a second time.
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16y ago
If you let them, they can directly measure the traffic of your website. If you sign up for their service, Quantcast's numbers will be very close to your own Google Analytics. But, if you don't sign up, they'll still "measure" your tra
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With Django, I've learned to avoid anything that tries to do too much. Small apps or collections of code that aim to solve very specific problems seem to work with the least hassle. With a carefully defined and limited scope, these apps hav
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That's because Python is actually used extensively in the West outside the context of web development. Ruby really isn't. Rails became popular, and people decided to learn Ruby so they could use Rails. Most people who choose Python web fram
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It's easy when you can see the future.
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The admin will definitely be extremely helpful to someone who is new to databases.
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That's true and all, but Rails and Django were built to run on SQL dbs right out of the box. Getting them to work with MongoDB takes some work, and I don't think it's a diversion that someone just starting learning frameworks should try to
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Well, Mercurial is written in Python, so I guess it belongs on the right side lol.
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I think you really need to understand that there are people who use Facebook in a very different way from how you use it. There are those who, like you, don't care about their account. They have no personal information on there. They made i
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Awesome. How will this relate with the current django-nonrel project?
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Thanks, guys! I don't know why I hadn't even seriously considered Amazon for this. FPS Marketplace seems to have all the pieces I'm looking for. It does seem to involve a few more steps than Paypal. barmstrong's point about people not think
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It's a marketplace, not a money-transferring service or anything like that. Thanks for reminding me to clarify that. Paypal is definitely very easy to set up, but I keep hearing stories of accounts getting frozen. If I do opt to use it to h
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Ask HN: How to do payments between users on my site?
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There's almost no selling going on on the website, so probably most of their business spreads through word-of-mouth, with visitors to the site already having been referred by happy clients. They also probably need to control how many new cl
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The boss he's talking about is David E. Shaw.
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