Cheer YC: Happy Holidays!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=92441

by iamelgringo • 19 years ago

47 32 19 years ago

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Wishing you and yours a very happy holidays and a great New Year.

edu• 19 years ago

You karma whore... ;) (Yes, I upmoded you xD)

But happy holidays!

iamelgringo2• 19 years ago

You're just jealous because you didn't think of it first... I upmoded you, too though. :)

Regardless, it's still a nice thing to do, don't you think?

Jd5• 19 years ago

Nice, but since the holiday in question is Christmas you might as well say it.

terpua• 19 years ago

I'm also a karma whore :)

I was a few hours too early... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=92249

DarrenStuart• 19 years ago

merry christmas don't work to hard over the holiday period.

shimon• 19 years ago

Working on Christmas is just another edge you can get over your competitors.

kyro2• 19 years ago

Unless, of course, your competitor is Santa!!!

kieranoneill• 19 years ago

Have a great one guys! Hope 2008 is prosperous for all!

iamwil• 19 years ago

At first I thought there was a meaning to the colored numbers, but then I noticed they alternated. Too bad. It'd be neat to indicate how fast a story is moving up the list. However, it'd be completely inaccessible to color blind people.

Anyway, Happy Holidays all.

german• 19 years ago

Happy holidays hackers!

Edu, don't worry you still have New year ;)

JohnN• 19 years ago

happy hols!

ekanes• 19 years ago

Wishing y'all every personal and startup success in the new year. Kick some butt!

ptn• 19 years ago

happy whatever it is you celebrate!

mrtron• 19 years ago

Quite the Xmas color theme going on at YC

Makes my eyes bleed red and green :)

darius• 19 years ago

happy 2008!

codeLullaby• 19 years ago

Holidays cure cancer.Happy holidays!

albertcardona• 19 years ago

I never understood what so great about changing the year. We have not needed an accurate sun/earth based calendar since the last time the majority of the population were farmers in need of harvesting and seeding.

Weeks and months area also devoid of meaning, and again a need only for farmers, hunters and gatherers. Since we live in a digital age, why not celebrate periods that are a power of 2? Like 1024 ... counting my life in kilodays would relate a lot more to what I'm doing every day than the notion of the earth revolving around the sun.

Cheer YC: Happy Holidays!

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