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- December 4, 2007 (18y ago)
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Feel free to contact me: noah at volantio dot com
- Tdubs: better test doubles for python (blog.blaix.com)
- Three Things You May Not Get About the Aaron Swartz Case (popehat.com)
- The Oatmeal v. FunnyJunk: Brave Sir Charlie Ran Away (popehat.com)
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If YC auctioned off a one time ability for a non-YC company to place a job advertisement on the front page, what do you think it would go for? Assume it would have the same behavior as the job postings put up by YC…
- A/B Testing Tech Note: determining sample size (37signals.com)
- Science vs. PR (american.com)
- Supreme Court argument recap: For GPS, get a warrant (scotusblog.com)
- Why learning TDD is hard and what to do. (davesquared.net)
- Writing and Selling a Blackberry App, With Numbers (versatilemonkey.com)
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I've been wondering whether people use HN comments to filter which articles they read, or whether it's perhaps the other way around.<p>How do you use the comments and the articles on HN?
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I read the comments first, and rarely make it to the article.
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I read the article, and rarely bother with the comments.
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I read the comments first, then usually the article.
- The paper that started Waterfall (cs.umd.edu)
- Build System Rules and Algorithms [pdf] (gittup.org)
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So you quit your job to run your own company. Would you please share how long it took you to become "ramen profitable"? I'd love to hear other details, like how many products you tried out, whether you decided to go…
- Javascript closures in excruciating detail (jibbering.com)
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Where's the cheapest place to rent a hosted server with a lot of available upload bandwidth? Starting things off...You can get a server at linode that comes with bandwidth at $0.10/GB. You can use the Amazon EC2 service…
- Thoughts on the GRE by a Professor of English (chronicle.com)
- Debugging IE6 (gregwolejko.com)
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The operations of big websites fascinate me. Sites such as http://highscalability.com/ give an glimpse into the architecture of Amazon, Twitter, and other large systems, but leave out the operations side. So, can anyone…
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"You can see that Homespring programs have a very poetic and expressive quality. Although it is said that artists must suffer for their work, this does not apply to HOtMEfSPRIbNG as suffering is not included among its…