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$325K * .30 = $97 500 for Discretionary? It seems a lot seeing u don't have anything pressing.

+1 for Python + Django combo

My skin for HackerNews http://harpb.com/Hack3rNews/

it is almost creepy how much of that comment describes me :o

JavaScript: Printing to firebug console

  function echo(text)
  {
  	if(!window.console)
  	{
  		alert(text);
  	}
  	else
  	{
  		console.log(text);
  	}
  }

SRC: http://www.getsocialize.com/static/playground/API%20Playgrou...

PHP: Printing arrays

  function A( $array)
  {
    echo "<pre>"; print_r($array); echo "</pre>"; 
  }

I am on firefox 4 RC1. Windows 7.

Why not compare it against firefox 4, rather than 3.6? Acid: 97 SunSpider: 426.7ms Peacekeeper: 3221 Points

Chrome 12: SunSpider: 417.5ms Peacekeeper: 7030 Points

When I scroll down a little and try to highlight a domain name, as soon as I click on the white-space, it scrolls to the top. All I am trying to do is highlight: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBDPYnNryJE&hd=1

Great tool. I like its results more than impossibilit...

But I don;t want consistent experience. I dislike the experience and want it done my own way!

You could also use: http://peri.me/Hack3rNews/

Investor demo means you are still talking about your startup. The poster meant you go to Hacker Dojo not to pitch your startup but to network and get hired.

From what I can tell, you first need to say to youself, "I am done with my startup, now to get a job." Then your talking should be focused on getting yourself a job. Only look for minimum wage job if you are financially desperate.

Otherwise, spend the time figuring out which start-up to apply for. I graduated last May and it took me 8 months to land my first "real" job. The key component I learned is that out-of-college will have a hard time landing contract or a job at big companies. Your best place to land a job at is a start-up because they are more willing to look over lack of work-experience for having actual skill set. As long as you are good at programming, you will be able to land a job.

I also took a different approach than you. Instead of going directly into start-up, I decided to first work at a start-up and learn how the start-up world works. I realized early on that I am more of the type who likes to learn from others experience, as to avoid making same mistakes and to do things that would actually make my startup successful. For me, learning on-the-job at a startup means figuring out your own way of doing things that work, but it also means you don't get benefit of taking into account how others dealt with the same issue.

On a side not, AppMakr is hiring! http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sfc/web/2230975872.html If you feel you are up for the job, don't be shy to apply/

less characters != equal readability. I'll stick with SASS for now.

This is how it works for me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y88rvZe_eRs

you can't read the full story on the reader? or by "full story" are u adding in the comments? I see all of the text of the story, right in the reader.

should change name cause it sounds like thirsty, but u spell it differently. Would be impossible for me to correctly type the sites name at the first try.

Use google reader.

Whenver I see an article on HN.

ye, who has lowered me points shall be smitten by the hammer of the Thooorrrrrrr!!

Applies to me "llowed to spend the occasional day at home, but we were generally expected to be in the office"

I had read the Python Paradox 2 months ago and had agreed with it. A month ago, I got a job at a company which uses Python. I had not used it before, for I am a PHP-guy. I learned Python because I wanted to get the job. I continue to use PHP for my own personal projects. Hence, I disagree with the statement "people don't learn Python because it will get them a job; they learn it because they genuinely like to program and aren't satisfied with the languages they already know." I am actually quite satisfied with PHP - it is still my primary language choice, while I learn Python on the side.

Interns.

His version is just too much more harder to read...

Part of the problem is the basic UI look, hence I am working on a new UI for it: http://peri.me/2B1A/

Live in an environment where a lot of different start-ups co-exist. I have been having a better chances of a meeting a female each day at the kitchen, every so often. Not that I have a chance in the world with them, but I have my dreams, man. I have my dreams!

Has to do more with GPU than CPU. Never does such comparisons.

Chrome Only: http://peri.me/slidio/slideshow.html

getaround

After reading the comments, I am more for that there will be another site that will allow users to waste time. It is not just either a site kills Facebook or it does not. I don't think hype around Facebook can kill entrants. If the entrants dies, it will be because of their own poor execution or just having something that users don't need. The fact is, if you create something that users want and you can spread the word about it, you will get the users, regardless of how big other websites are. You do have to understand why Facebook is so popular. They have made themselves a platform, which attracts developers and gives them a way to keep the website fresh and have something new over the years. Emergence of Facebook does not makes it Google killer, both companies have their own problems that they are trying to solve. There is room for co-existence.

Internet Explorer 9 Release Candidate was released and FF wanted to make a point that regardless of what M$ says, IE still sucks.

You are just disguising your acceptance of consumerism by fabricating as an experiment, man.