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Is this just llmfit but a web version of it?

https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit

For anyone looking for a video/demo on this, here's a great presentation by Tim Berglund - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYP56QJpDr4

I'm already a fan because of @ericflo.

[Disclosure - I work at YesGraph] What are some lessons learned from Tipjoy (YC W08) that you're applying here or doing differently with running YesGraph?

+1 and well said. When I had legal issues with a client irrationally withholding payment, my lawyer suggested to wait four days to respond. Seems like an eternity, especially considering it's double from what you tend to follow (48 hours), it's amazing how much more reasonable your response can be juxtaposed to responding immediately.

So did I, it's from here - http://thingsthatarebrown.com/blog/2009/05/sample-resume-tem...

All modesty aside, he should mention where he got the template from.

And since this IS a technical community, here's some other points of interest:

- Built with Django, jQuery, and Git (hosted on CodebaseHQ)

- MySQL

- Served up by Apache on Ubuntu Karmic

- Hosted on AWS

- Fabric for deployment

Clicky click - http://insightoutpost.com

Check out Startups Hiring: http://www.startupshiring.com/

Wow, your first client experience sounds ideal! Not only did he end up as your personal accountant, but you had him working for YOU as he looked for potential clients. That's a great use of resources and definitely sounds like it was worth your time investment for those few weeks.

Thanks for sharing and for the Dale Carnegie recommendation!

Did you do this for your first client? If so, how did it all go?

I did something similar - I offered to build the foundation of their website (a social networking site) for free as a trial. It only took a few nights and they liked what they saw. Shortly after, we negotiated and agreed upon a rate to continue development.

Good suggestion for Windows. One key feature for Sublime Text is the minimap and for those wanting that in TM, Julian Eberius developed a TM plugin - http://julianeberius.github.com/Textmate-Minimap/

Thanks. Original thread - http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1127413

One of the take aways from this post is something that's been talked about on HN for quite some time: the call for quality content.

It would be a better world if the amount of people who knew what they were talking about was directly proportionate to how much they talked.

It's been posted already. Here's the original source:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=528511

Maybe because he said not to do that.

Wozniak has asked tech-savvy viewers not to hack ABC's voting systems

http://gawker.com/5162920/nerds-squeal-with-glee-for-dancing...

Link for those interested: http://www.jemjabella.co.uk/blog/im-a-woman-actually

+1 for The Office (and the site is great, too!)

Just another big fan of your blog! Given the content you write about and the quality of the HN community, I'm usually surprised if I'm the first one to submit a post from your site. It's a perfect fit!

No blog on my end currently - took it down a while ago and haven't found the time to get it started up again. Hopefully soon! My email is [this username] at gmail dot com. I am always up for a good chat! Keep up the great work!

MouseTerm is great! I've been looking for something like this for a while...

Thank you!

And Apple's Time Machine software will be replaced with a real DeLorean.

Ha! I'm a programmer, what can I say? ;)

Oh I'm not a Bengals fan - just never heard that clever team name before. Well played!

Bungles. I see what you did there... ;)

I noticed that, too. Perhaps he is referring to "Cutting-Edge" updates? I'm on build 1436 (Minor Updates) and 1496 is available now.

I agree with you that the title is pure bait. It's obvious that the combination of her poor performance reviews and Myspace photo caused her to lose her teaching position, with the photo pushing everything over the edge. But I think the real controversy here is our online privacy. This is yet another example of how social network profiles (when people are not careful) come back to bite them in the ass. Although I know almost everyone on HN is smart enough to make photos like that private, it's a good reminder from this lesson learned.

And this story always cracks me up :) - http://valleywag.com/tech/your-privacy-is-an-illusion/bank-i...

His life story:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=99923

Or conversely, you can just magnetize your screwdriver. I've always done this when taking apart laptops.

With an anti-static bracelet on, of course!

I thought I read this somewhere before...

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/10/27/dziuba_apple_app_sto...

Guess Arrington still has a man-crush on Dziuba. Rip-off post is full of fail.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122693827604333637.html