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Poll: Want to live in a hacker house / co-op?
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15y ago
Yes, in San Francisco.
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Yes, in Berkeley / East Bay (cheaper rent).
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Yes, in Silicon Valley.
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Yes, in North Bay.
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15y ago
Only if I can ... (leave a suggestion in the comments).
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No.
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15y ago
I will check them out. Thanks a lot.
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Ask HN: How does Groupon or Grubwith.us do their group payment system?
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Ask HN: Softwares for creating animated product video?
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16y ago
Things that I don't need to get separately when I buy a computer. I'm not advocating for Microsoft. In fact, I use Linux, Open Office, and Gmail. But for regular consumer, they just want something that comes in one package and works without
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I'm curious how are they are going to solve the problem that most people hate to learn new interfaces of their old tools. For example, it took me a while to start using google reader, google calendar. I told all my friends how great those t
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Five hours a day at $10/hr for two years could have earned him $30,000 (5x10x600, i'm sure he was bartering during weekends too) His car only worths $15,000.
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Interestingly, this post, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1488225 talked about how morning people rule the worlds. So the conclusion is - less intelligent people rule the world. Of course, I always take IQ score with a grain of salt.
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Actually, the future is recommendation via brain composition. Or better yet, direct brain stimulus that makes you think anything is a good recommendation. Facebook is the future? I hope we are a bit more imaginative and ambitious.
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I remember somewhere in MongoDB documentation that states why you shouldn't use Mongo for sensitive information (i.e. money related) because of the lack of transaction. (No reference, but obviously I read it somewhere because I remembered i
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Which do you think grabs more attention in a resume: - Graduated from xxx University with Honor in computer science OR - My site was so engaging to students that my university had to threaten to retract my degree three months prior to my gr
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His site is worth so much more than his degree, IMO. I guess this is the I-am-pot-committed-so-i-have-to-go-through-with-it effect. It's hard to make decisions based on future returns as suppose to past efforts.
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This one is also good: http://www.gamesbrief.com/2009/09/six-secrets-of-farmvilles-...
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How about a mailinglist automatically filters out posts based on relevancy? Using ardvark-like NLP? A small niche mailinglist is probably the closest thing to a real online community, for two reasons: - relevant emails always get read by ev
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Yeah, count me in too.
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I agree with you. However, I don't want to stay solo. I have been solo for two years. It's too much work and not as fun as a partnership. Building a community is a long-term investment. It will give me a wider range of resources and opportu
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Thanks. What does ISV stands for?
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Yes. I don't really see how this solves my problem though. The design of HN is news oriented, not discussion or community oriented. And because it doesn't have categories, when the amount of submission reaches a certain size, up-voting "new
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We have exactly the same problem. (I'm a solo bootstrapper too). It sounds like I should just go ahead and start this entrepreneur forum that I'm envisioning.
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Has anyone tried these? http://econnect.entrepreneur.com/ http://www.partnerup.com/ http://www.startupnation.com/ http://cofoundr.com/
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Ask HN: HN Alternatives?
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I already have a google tv. It's call projector + laptop. But of course, I'm not the market segment they are going after.
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There's a place for command-line and there's a place for shortcut. It all depends on the number of options in an interface. If you only need to do a few things in an interface, shortcut is better because it's clean and intuitive. But when y
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Two full-time projects?! That's dedicated. Don't burn yourself out! Thanks. I will check out duggmirror's code.
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