chris_l

Vote me up because I read the dilbert strip today

I'd like to see custom search by relevant fields, e.g. location, (computer) languages, areas of experience, positions held, interests

Business networking site XING also has user's list what they are currently looking for and offering

YC isn't in that business really. But as the source is open, we could do it ourselves...

Actually it feels to me like it's been around for much longer than 2 years... don't know what that means though

The background is that after doing some thorough evaluations (and debriefings) for my last startup, I thought this must be re-done over and over by founders. So I'm considering making some kind of for-pay info-product aimed at tech founders. Also looking for authors ;)

Just because you don't "extract" any value, to use the MBA term, does not mean you did not deliver it.

I posted this because I think this is the best place to collect some opinions about the likelihood of the official story and speculation on what really happened.

Such a collision in 3d underwater space seem exceedingly unlikely, without additional constraints.

You can deliver value without being paid for it. For example by raising a child.

The idea behind this is not immigration but empire. The countries you mention have or still do identify with the latter, the US less so.

Insensitive clod! ;)

gapingvoid.com, especially "How to be creative" bill clementson's lispy blog

Thanks, the latter two sound good. Pin seems to be a too generic acronym to Google it, what does it stand for?

Thanks, meanwhile I have just stumbled up on ptrace which also looks promising.

My application is to visualise the execution of programs, for which I want to ideally capture everything the processor does and generalise what I see...

"Top words being used online: the"

Is this some kind of parody?

"On the other hand, if the potential foe thought that we might not retaliate once the threat served no purpose—that retaliatory "deterrence" would, in essence, turn out to be a bluff—it would encourage those disposed to strike first to cause a nuclear holocaust without fear of reprisal. We had to threaten genocide—and convince people we meant to carry out our threat—in order to prevent genocide."

Well, that's what that letter is about. Not having to build such behaviour into the system while remaining ambiguous about the threat.

Cambridge University (alum)

For conventional programming I've been working on laying the logic out as a graph automatically. Instead of cryptic formulas in the cells, you would have an easy to understand graph that shows how information is related and computed. In addition the intermediate results for selected input values could be shown next to the nodes and links, to allow inspection of the computation.

This could be adapted for the spreadsheet concept. Actually, it might be more appropriate there.

That's why it's necessary to have an AT teacher for a while, to help you develop awareness of your posture, etc.

Alexander Technique worked for me. But it is not miracle cure, you have to work on yourself to make it work. A one line takeaway is that you're probably doing something too hard as a matter of habit when typing.

WWOOFing

Also: how do you currently solve this problem, if you do. And if you don't, how do you feel about staying within your own country?

I'm surprised how soon they get a reply (for admission next fall, right)? I applied for grad school there recently, does anyone know if the chances are better or worse? :)

Consciousness is the brain sensing the mind of the world. But that's just my speculation :)

Intelligence != Consciousness

There's no such thing as a free meal.

I think there might be a security hole in that one...

Surrender. Don't fight reality, go with it.

It sounds just like what I would build for myself if I had the time, but does it meet what it claims to do?

I love the way they use the comic strip format to explain software, very fresh.

Never been up a dead end conceptually?