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If the viewers and/or pageviews or what not are going to be aggregated for the purpose of ad sales, or traffic projections for selling the sites to an acquirer, I would go with a single domain with subdomains. It is a much simpler, easier story for everyone to understand and builds the main brand so much better.

Been there done that on separate domains. Won't do it again.
How does that work when you decide for the tools to use in a teamproject?

Technical choices should always be rational based on a wide set of criteria. One of them is surely existing knowledge of the team, but not the only one.
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Mine is science fiction too as it is about predominately robots that carry stuff from one location to another evading polices. Pretty fun stuff.

But I don't know what your story's about?
Very nice.

I tend to steer clear of cheat sheets for Vim etc. as I try to program my motor memory fairly strictly (and use a look-up of the in-depth help system as both punishment and useful exploration).

But when switching between languages frequently, or when knowledge of one is getting a little rusty, something like this is just perfect.

(I'll also take this chance to recommend 'Programming in Lua' by the creator - Roberto Ierusalimschy. It's really one the clearest, well-paced language texts I've read.)
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Always thought the PowerMate was kind of cool, but didn't really have a need for it:

http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/powermate
PG used to say "if you're not accepted, it doesn't mean that you're not good, it just means that we have a limited number of spots", but recently he has tended towards saying "YC will take as many good teams as we find". I'm not sure if this is a change in YC's philosophy about accepting teams or just that PG is less concerned about not hurting the feelings of people who aren't accepted.

(PG: I apologize if I'm completely off here, but the above is my impression of what you've been saying, at least -- if I've misunderstood what you've been saying I hope you'll correct me!)

In any case, the answer is the same: First, make sure that the YC team knows that they'd be idiots to not accept you; and second, if you're not accepted, go ahead with your startup anyway, and make sure that the entire world knows that the YC team were idiots for not accepting you.
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Sounds good, and in general was what I was thinking, but wanted some input. I would prefer to build my main site's brand, so very good points. Thanks for the input!
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Oh I'm not flustered, a bit annoyed at best. This used to be a site where mostly bright people discussed in a mostly intelligent way, but lately I feel like it's being overrun by people like you who provide words to the database but no content, and that's a shame. (of course I'm doing so myself now, I'll justify that to myself by saying that it's buried so deep in an article way off the front page that it won't bother many people any more, but I fully recognize that that's cognitive dissonance too).

Anyway please stop the straw man 'that shows coffee and neural stimulants are just as harmless as each other'. That was never even a point of discussion, please pay attention. This started off with you stating "I have no difficulties seeing authenticity in what I do vs. the pill-popping programming regimen" and some other comments that basically declared some ethical difference between using coffee over chemical substances. Caffeine and other chemicals are not the same, they have different effect on the brain and different effects on the body, each chemical has. You claimed there was a moral chasm between caffeine and synthetic drug use, and afterward you refuse to either back down or defend the point, instead weaseling out with (by my count) 5 fallacies by now.

Finally I did not mention once taking any chemicals myself, on purpose since it's immaterial to the question at hand and discussions about me (or you, for that matter) are completely uninteresting. It seems like you find it hard to comprehend that people would take an abstract interest in something that is not immediately applicable in their world, or to hold opinions that are not directly relevant in that. But since you seem to think it's important, let me state for the record that I don't use any non-medical chemicals myself (save for the occasional caffeine).
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The economic concept at the heart of "worthless ideas" is that they are non-excludable goods, for most practical purposes:

http://journal.dedasys.com/2007/04/26/ideas-are-worthless

Which Scott Adams does acknowledge in this piece.

I think that non-excludability, combined with the fact that execution is more important than the idea, will keep markets for ideas from forming.
I watched a close friend of mine log into her gmail the other day. To do so, she clicked the Home button in an open browser window and then typed gmail into Google. Obviously, this made my head explode.

I've had a similar reaction in the past when people use Google to find sites they frequently visit. However, I've become so disenchanted with the 'net by domain squatters and typo spam/porn sites that I will type a company name into Google now before I try CompanyName.com, just to avoid potential typos or squatters (Dropbox would be the first example I would cite if asked).
Very true. And, building the main site's brand is what I'd really like to see overall. So I'm thinking of doing short subdomains (apps.techinch.com), and it should make sense, be easy enough to look up and remember, and get the Techinch name out there more.

Thanks for the input!
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Not huge... I was with a friend who was a marker of assignments in my university... He says that there are always cheaters when he marks the assignments, but its only 1 or two out of a hundred. He marks only one part of the assignment... so if we suppose there are 5 parts to each assignment and each assignment is copied similarly... the rate of copying is only ~5%, which isn't a "huge amount" IMO.

The most worrying is not copying but students outsourcing their assignments. I've googled coding questions before just to find them on rentacoder.com.

Just last week a student offered me money to do their assignment for them. (but of course I flatly declined.) I've heard from some first years the market price for completing that assignment was $75.
You may be conflating two types of acceptance. We have a limited (though now larger) number of interview slots, so there it's the case that we can't interview everyone we want to. E.g. there are groups I voted to interview, but that we won't be interviewing, because not enough other YC partners did. But there's no such limit on the number of startups we can accept out of interviews.
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The bluetooth keyboard

http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC184LL/A?fnode=MTY1NDA1Mg...

and bluetooth trackpad

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are great for macbook pro. The external keyboard has same layout as the laptop keyboard and trackpad is obviously the same (only bigger). This makes sure that you never feel the switch when you work at your desk or in a coffee shop. Here is my setup

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Ok Thanks. That's what I wanted to know.
I would guess it's going to be closer to the latter. Which alarms me, because we'd been hoping we'd be able to pause at around the same size for a cycle, after growing so much last cycle.

But so far when we've grown things have always turned out ok, modulo the usual minor breakage.

Anyone know where we can buy one of those vats they use to cook food on navy ships? We use the largest size home slow cookers you can get, and already we have 8 of them, which is starting to get awkward.
This is really cool. I can't believe I haven't come across it before! Thanks for posting
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I wondered the same. Or it may be a case of not knowing what "orders of magnitude" means.
That's a feature. It makes life more interesting to see what messages people are sending to all the other John Smiths.

On a more serious note, it's probably going to be most useful for people with moderately uncommon names... middle name support is possibly on the horizon.
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They use gestures started outside of the center as 'macros', able to be custom bound to frequently used phrases or words.
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I think it would hot and windy. And a bit noisy as well.
Well I get drunk several times a month and am no worse off for it. So I think I'll give some heroin and crack a go next weekend. =)
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Yet nobody found it. The closest thing to a roach rush people found was the 5-roach build [1], which is slower and it suffers a lot economically if the rush fails.

For the record, though, I've played against the 7-roach build a couple of weeks ago, and iirc that was a few days before EvolutionChamber was announced. So some people knew about it, maybe they found out about it from the creator, or played against him, who knows.

[1] http://wiki.teamliquid.net/starcraft2/5_Roach_Rush_%28vs._Te...
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And then you get to be one of those clever pieces of software that says, "Most of software x was created by software x!"
Why use subs over directories? If you really want to build a site and brand as well as have your hard work pay off I recommend directories over either option.

From an SEO and link popularit standpoint you will only have to worry about a single domain and all of the link building you do will benefit the site over all. With subs you need to treat each sub as a unique URL from a link popularity standpoint making your SEO efforts that much more work.

From a marketing perspective again directories feel like the better way to go. If you are building a single brand and not differentiating the products greatly other than by subject matter then directories again feel like a better way to go.

Generally I recommend subs for areas of a site that you don't want to have indexed and don't want to worry about natural search for.

As far as unique domains unless you want to operate a network of sites you would just be creating a lot more work for yourself than is probably worth it in the begining.
Good question. The only thing I could think is if a test requires some other test to complete, but since the other didn't pass, it blocked this test from being run...

A complete guess on my part.
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A little bit of all this PR work should have been redirected to fixing the simple XSS holes in their product.
Well, I was thinking of having the sites feel more unique. E.g. different themes, content style. Sortof like how the Envato network of sites are all similar but unique.

So, in your opinion, would it seem too odd to visitors if Techinch.com looks entirely different than Techinch.com/apps? Would apps.techinch.com feel better if the site style is totally different? That said, I plan to get a more homogeneous overall theme by spring...
Quick poll: Which one sounds better as an iOS app gallery/review site/subsite?

- apps.techinch.com

- ios.techinch.com

- mobile.techinch.com

- something else?

- the techinch.com/whatever version of the above?

And thanks all for the input!
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This is only a subset of Google APIs. I am looking for the maps API. I hope they add more APIs later. It seems to be a great way to monitor and control API usage.
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This makes me want to mail $75 to Nick Montfort, Emily Short, Graham Nelson, and Adam Cadre with a postcard that says "PLEASE DO THIS, WE WILL PAY YOU."
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But is there money in that market? My previous (limited) experience with the academic work showed that there is hardly any money to be made. At least not enough to live off.

As far as getting insights goes, the academics that I worked with had no idea about the industry or even how it works. So any insight coming from them is one better ignored.

I'm mistaken perhaps?
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Indeed it did, to the point where it wasn't interesting. Which is why RoN didn't pick up on the e-sports (or even multiplayer) scene, unfortunately.
I take fundamental issue with the idea that a single metric should be sufficient to disqualify a student.

Typically, other than exceptional cases, usually there is a bare minimum requirement to meet(on some criteria or other) to avoid disqualification. System needs its rules to run efficiently.
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Subdomains are ok seo wise. However Google Webmaster allows some operations only for top level domains. The change domain feature comes specifically to my mind.
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Well, unless you're an enterprise user, a key is not necessary to use the Maps API.

If you're referring specifically to the v2 JS API, it's deprecated, so I don't see much value in us adding it to the console.
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It seems that you're on a rant against a straw man who has little resemblance to me. I'd prefer it if you address the points I've made, instead of the ones you think I've made.

Before you asked for a real currency, backed by something. With the implicit point that you don't believe the numbers.

Well my point is that any basket of goods implicitly defines a currency. Therefore food defines a currency, which is backed by the very real effort and resources it takes to produce that food. I've shown that GDP per capita in that "currency" has gone up. I presented figures for the USA because that is what I found first, but the same is true for the world as a whole. This is true at the same time that the number of people has gone up. Which means that food production must have gone up a lot.

You demanded a real measuring stick. I gave one. There is nothing special about that measuring stick. You can adjust for inflation using the CPI. You can adjust by many specific things we use daily, such as the cost of energy or metal. GDP has gone up.

Now you say that it is an apples and oranges comparison? Well of course it is! Productivity increases because we do things more efficiently. Using 1920s methods and technology we can't be any more productive today than we were 80 years ago. But we're using 2010 methods and technology, and there is a stark difference. The result is that today we generate more stuff, services, and things people want than at any point in history.

So yes, you are trivially right that inflation makes GDP numbers meaningless in isolation. But those numbers don't exist in isolation. We have lots of ways to adjust for inflation. After you have done so, it is clear that you can quibble about specific numbers but the broad point is good. Productivity has gone up.
While I'm not expecting to finish, and it may be more of a novella than a novel, I started a story based on a weird dream I had a couple nights ago. It involves stupidity, romance, danger, escape, other good stuff, and is all taking place in a world fairly similar to Minecraft's.
I'd have no problem getting flamed by rms, Theo, or Ulrich, or comp.lang.lisp. I'm certain I'd learn something.

Getting flamed by Lovestospooge on the other hand is a waste of bandwidth and destroys the wa of a site like HN.
Like anything, it depends. I'd rather not say too much about SG's pricing publicly (since I don't work there and don't speak for them) but it's similar to other agencies in the same market. Ballpark, that means 10k-30k depending on your company's reputation, the scope of work, which people from the agency are on your team and compensation structure.

You don't really pay a whole lot more for higher quality agencies (I could go into theories on why but will save that for another post). Companies almost never hire bad agencies because they can't afford good ones. Far more often it's because they don't know how to find (or identify) the good ones or because the good ones don't want to work with them (it's a big risk to an agency's reputation to take on a bad client).

If anyone wants to email me I'd be happy to go into more detail privately. If you have any general PR questions that aren't agency-specific (hiring agencies, hiring consultants, how PR can be successful, etc), I'd be happy to answer those publicly.

Edit: In case anyone is curious, other YC companies SG has worked with are Xobni (I worked on this account), Scribd (I worked on this account too), Loopt, Zumodrive and maybe others I'm forgetting.
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I'm doing an experiment: I'm writing a novel without knowing what it's about at all beforehand. I find things out only as I write them down.

So far: It's fairly close to real life, with a touch of sci-fi (which I expect to become more than a touch pretty soon). The setting is - currently - a big building in a city, and I'm trying to work hard on character development (since I always have trouble with that).

I'm finding the biggest problem with this strategy is that I need a motivator to keep my characters going. But it seems to be working for now. We'll see in a couple of days :)
If it's iOS only, "ios" would certainly make sense. However, I would suspect more iOS users are searching for "apps" or "iPhone apps". So I'd go with "apps"; plus in the future you can add categories for more platforms as the need arises.
Given that most startups have to pivot, the people doing an idea should pay approximately 0% to the author of the original (and soon to be discarded) idea.
Yea except unlike Christmas most of us won't be getting a gift tomorrow, or I guess a very, very, disappointing one.
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Honestly, I wonder how much more the YC kitchen can scale. In my fraternity we had a chef preparing dinner for ~50, and he maxed out 2 convection ovens and industrial cookware. Granted, it was a larger variety than "lots of glop," but still...

Maybe time for either a kitchen upgrade or some catering.
This is a lot like one of the input methods for iPod Linux (back when it was still around).
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Palantir stock at the point will be worth a lot more given a likely exit scenario.

Also, they don't ice each other. Gotta be a plus.
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