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theashworld
15y ago
Because gmail is a good product. Please don't tell us what not to use. Point us to a better product. (spam, uptime, ease of use, free, fast, etc) Got one? Yeah, I figured.
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theashworld
15y ago
Wow _you_ got funded for running a company? That's inspiring.
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theashworld
16y ago
also see http://fastflip.googlelabs.com/
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Ask HN: Further reduce energy consumption?
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16y ago
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theashworld
16y ago
1. opensource it (the code, so people can build their own website) 2. provide an api You'll soon face spam issues though. what's your spam strategy?
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theashworld
16y ago
Fix bugs. That's the best way to learn and make friends. It will give you exposure to the code base and existing code conventions.you'll learn much more and get some street cred.
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theashworld
16y ago
What about L visa
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theashworld
16y ago
he mentions some sales position somewhere, so I don't think he's eng
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theashworld
16y ago
Reality Check: Windows not affordable for all, either! Which is the reason for piracy, of course, but Ballmer wouldn't know that, would he? ;) If you follow the argument, Free (beer) wins. Take that, Ballmer.
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theashworld
16y ago
Godfather, anyone? :-)
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theashworld
17y ago
I think folks who complain about java must make sure that they are using a very powerful ide first (example: eclipse or intellij idea) If, having used and mastered a good ide and all it's features, you still don't like it, it's a fair point
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theashworld
17y ago
Look at the source of that html. Looks like someone ran a for loop for all the img. It'd be cool to use some ajax and make this update automatically when the number changes.
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theashworld
17y ago
I think another important thing to note is that $300 of it goes to apple. Time to buy apple stock!
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theashworld
17y ago
The problem is that most folks are not made aware of the fact that privacy is a one-way street. Once open to all, the information is always lurking around somewhere, basically impossible to delete. I try to explain that to non-techie folks
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theashworld
17y ago
I <3 Amazon, but I've started looking for alternatives (for buying, not for reviews) ever since they started charging us NYers tax. Sure, not their fault, blame NY state, but the point is, they are about 10% more expensive suddenly. Sum
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Why do so many terrorists have engineering degrees?
(slate.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
This is moronic. The author expects TSA to 'approve' apple laptops? The TSA will have to go around and train every flight attendant to recognize what brand of laptop it is and then allow/disallow it? Never ever gonna happen. Far easy and sa
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17y ago
The problem is such visa issuances invariably involve working closely with IRS (to ensure the person actually runs the business, makes enough money, employs all the people he/she claims, etc). And I don't think these two parts of the govern
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17y ago
Gandhi. For being fearless _and_ inspiring an entire country to be fearless without a single weapon in hand. Think about it, it's nothing short of a miracle.
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theashworld
18y ago
meet yourself. Most people don't know themselves deep enough to figure out their own plusses and minuses and act on them. Every person has the potential to achieve success, but it begins from self realization.
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theashworld
18y ago
Google didn't release Chrome till it was good enough to be released. This, from a company which completely believes in releasing early! Of course Chrome is still beta, but there's a world of difference between "Google releases another medio
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theashworld
18y ago
1. It works 2. It is cheap (mostly free) This is the same reason why it's hard to beat google, ebay, etc. Things change when the company which owns a market leading product makes a mistake - case in point: Microsoft Windows Vista.
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18y ago
Almost exactly the same as in India. That's why people here in US think that everyone in India is smart _and_ hardworking. Well, the truth is that they encounter only those people who have survived all this. There are countless millions who
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18y ago
I think the single biggest factor is fear of failure. And it's mostly because of society (but other factors too). If you start something in India and fail, you are forever termed as a failure. No one moves on - anywhere you go, your failure