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As Paul Graham tweeted: "Will ownership turn out to be largely a hack people resorted to before they had the infrastructure to manage sharing properly?" https://twitter.com/paulg/status/323875236225363968

Thanks! Looking forward to have you as one of our beta-testers.

Wow! We're Silicon Valley-based startup and have been working on this idea for several months already! Feel free to join our closed testing that we've recently started: http://yoneibs.com/ or just shoot an email at yo@yoneibs.com (yoneibs@gmail.com)

So far I found https://www.padmapper.com/ pretty good.

Welcome =)

I got it! This post is a prank itself! LOL

Yeah, the criticism is what we need, because we already now that the page is cool :) Thanks for you feedback. I'd disagree only with what you said about the cat)

It depends in what) Some "coders" are just the best at pretending that they are the best LOL Proof: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5066813

What the hell do they still train 'war' dolphins???

imho, your example is not very good, because VCs don't give funding preferably to those with male names. According to the article VCs just "can’t see the world from a woman's perspective". Then the question is why VCs don't hire more female experts if they "can’t see the world from a woman's perspective".

I just can't get why that has become an issue. What's the difference between male & female founders? Is there any discrimination of the female founders or not? If not, so why is it harder for the women to get funding?

Then I wonder why it's a "creative way" according to the article)

Reminds me the episode from Quantum Leap http://bit.ly/15sofsv

well.. I've worked in Exxon Mobil for a while, now own a successful business and also CEO in a startup. Your point of view is acceptable for some small companies and startups, but if the company goes bigger, everyone just can't do everything, it's a chaos and loss of concentration.

Basic accounting class is equal to the basic computer class. You'll learn just very general things like "this is computer and here's what it does"

There should be a specialization: some people are specialized in coding, others - in something else. A group of specialists together is better than a group of those who can do several things just not too bad.

It's not about what instruments to use, it's about how to use them. PHP is definitely not dead and won't die soon.

Interesting. When I read the title, I was curious about the practical use of that photo until I read that this would lead to study DNA inside living cells.

Learning always takes some time, right? You've been here for 2 years , while I've registered just 18 days ago (started posting on HN about a week ago). I was a bit obsessed with karma accumulation, at the same time I was learning the community. Reading a lot daily I often find interesting articles or news, that I'd like to share with others. Don't blame me for my passion, I've already realized myself being overposting. However that has helped me to figured out fast what's interesting for people here. I'd say that was my small marketing research which gave me quick results. So now I want to step back a while, as you've said.

You're right. I think it was an addiction in some way, because I often received points for my posts (usually 2-5 points and several times I got 30-60) and kinda liked that.

wow! How many have you posted daily before?

Thanks a lot. I'll limit myself to 1-3 posts then.

Joe Armstrong: I came up with Erlang, because it didn't exist http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5247531

"There's no such thing as viral" David Heinemeier (37signals) http://youtu.be/0CDXJ6bMkMY

Here's in Russian with pictures: http://habrahabr.ru/post/170865/

This is how founders should deal with startup failure

Soon all construction workers will replace their iPhones with bulldozer phones lol

Steve Jobs: “I think PCs are going to be like trucks" and Phones/tablets will be like cars http://blog.seattlepi.com/microsoft/2010/06/02/steve-jobs-at...

Attention women entrepreneurs: Don't think about keeping the company so small it is easy to step away from

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