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Yankring: if you were ever confused when deleting/yanking/putting (was that phrase in "0, "1, "2?) yanking is beyond helpful.

Syntastic: calls out syntax errors for lots of different languages.

Command-T: I've had some trouble getting this compiled and keeping it working when updating vim. But it's the how I open new buffers.

Solarized: is a nice :color. I use the dark.

Pathogen: seems to be the way to manage plugins. I started vim from textmate ~a month ago using Janus. This week I changed from Janus to pathogen and it's a lot nicer now. (all of tpope's stuff is great as zefhous us mentioned.)
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dfc, you need to understand that there are back room deals occurring, specifically, there are exclusivity agreements with techcrunch enabling them to "break" the news of the new startup announcements. An existing/known startup has to be particularly special to get reannounced on techcrunch. It does happen, but it's fairly rare.

Additionally, Mike Arrington is an angel investor, and does invest in YC companies. If you didn't know, he recently sold techcrunch but still runs it.

Breaking the news is good for techcrunch, hence the reason why they want exclusive coverage on announcements of new startups. The news coverage is obviously beneficial to the startups, so it's a win-win situation. Having Arrington as an investor or potential investor in some of the startups being covered on techcrunch is, of course, another mutual benefit (though it's not always disclosed).

Posting articles from techcrunch onto HN often results in a whole bunch of karma points on HN, so those desperate for HN points will regularly post anything new they find on techcrunch. There have even been bots made to post techcrunch articles to HN to harvest the karma. It sucks, but such is life.

If a startup founder knows about techcrunch covering their company, they might have advanced knowledge of when the techcrunch story will be released to the public (this is speculation, but reasonable speculation). There is nothing wrong with the founder posting the link here to HN. You need to remember that HN is the playground of YC and the YC funded founders. HN helps and entertains everyone, but it helps and entertains the YC folks a bit more.
Could the site admins please consider making the discussion link text larger?
(I have tried to post this several times, but it always tells me "You are submitting too fast." By some browser accident, the form was actually submitted once before I was finished writing.)

My first impression from visiting the forum here and at Arclanguage.org is that the submission text is quite large compared to the comment link. From a usability perspective, I think it be more comfortable to have slightly larger caption text (at least for the link titled "discuss/comments"). One can easily magnify the entire page, but the submission text begins to take up too much space.

Thank you for considering this.

(In fact, that was my immediate impression the first time I visited some time ago, but I usually follow links here from other sites.)
If you have something negative to say, write it as if you were speaking to someone in person.

Read what you've written again, with the Comic Book Guy voice. Does it sound in-character? Then it's probably unnecessarily harsh.
Amazon.com doesn't run on the same, precisely speaking, infrastructure. My understanding from other Amazon employees was that it (EC2) started as an internal tool.
The level of security knowledge required to do decent penetration testing is a relatively rare skill and therefore often necessitates bringing in a third party which can skew the cost/benefit quite badly.

You're often much better off saying that your site has a certain level of security because it's built in default thing X until it grows a bit.

Generally you'll know already if you're in a market or field where penetration testing is absolutely necessary(finance, health, well known brands etc) and it won't be a question.
They would say Foo.ToString().Compare()... ;)
"For Hire" suggests that you are an illustrator and offering to do "that" for anyone who will hire you.

Maybe you should remove this, and re-up it with a "Wanted" tag instead?
If your serious I'll post my windows story...BUT this is the giveaway ;)

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Why you're telling them how to use their own marketing/PR tools? ^_^

This site is about making good PR (with some rare mistakes, such as in airbnb's case, but there is really big money involved at the time of the next giant bubble bursting =) and promoting their business and ways of making money, as almost every other site on the net.

So, honestly, why they should provide you with the content you like for free? ^_^
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Come on you have never heard of Orbitz?
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Some of the startups demoed have not actually launched, and in any event, I think they like to cultivate something of a feeling of exclusivity around the event. Not to the point of snobbery or anything like that, just to make it kind of important.
You are your brand. If your homepage gets turned into a billboard for goat.cx you are owned in more ways than one...

There is really no point in us discussing this further. We have dramatically different assumptions on the importance of security and the value of a company's image/reputation.
Their GitHub repo is here: https://github.com/projectfedena/projectfedena_v2.0

However the last commit was a a year back. And almost all code is in one single bulk commit. There should be more visibility into the development process to truly call it an open-source project. Also the code can use some serious love: has fat controllers with logic and close to little or no specs.

Computerizing schools in Kerala is going to be a huge challenge : there is going to be non-trivial resistance to computers from existing school administrations. I hope this does not become vapor-ware and the guys are able to pull it off.
Learn and then learn more, start with small time freelance jobs and move on from there, check for things you can do from home.. I would have start here http://www.donanza.com , good luck.
Find a small problem, and build a simple, elegant solution.

FYI, web apps don't make all that much money (convincing users to upgrade to a paid version is surprisingly difficult). Your best bet is to develop a mac or ios app and sell it on the app store.

If you don't know any Obj-C, you could consider developing an app in the language of your choice and running it on Titanium (an awesome IDE from Appcelerator).

I'm also quasi-dropped out of college; I'm the "business side" of a startup; so, as for learning to code, I'm just as much a neophyte as you are.

Good luck, man.
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I think the most important part of my previous post was not emphasized enough, and probably because my sense of humor got in the way.

The important part is, from the Snapjoy announcement I was able to identify myself as a potential customer. Though I do have a car and car insurance, for me they are already solved problems, so I did not identify myself as a potential customer of Leaky (even if I actually am). If I told my mom that "Leaky is the hipmonk of car insurance," can you imagine the resulting conversation? My mom's hearing isn't great so you could be certain that hilarity would ensue, along with repeating myself and doing a lot of unnecessary explaining.

If I told my mom that "Snapjoy can organize your photos," the resulting conversation would be far less entertaining, but far more useful and far shorter.
I kid you not, I have only vaguely heard of Orbitz before now. Suspect it is US-centric? A generic term for this kind of thing might be "price comparison".
Good question.

Depends obviously on the implementation. If it was seemless, didn't need to be configured, and actually worked, I'd pay something like, I dunno, $3.99 a month.
What fund is that?
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I will say this: The second line (points, author, time, flag, discuss) being the same size as the title link (just grey) and better spaced would be awesome. Especially those times (often) when I find myself checking HN on my phone.

Tapping "discuss" has led to frustration before. Though, not so much on my desktop, I'll admit.

/edit: And a second "dream suggestion"? Potentially, not greying out the title after I've visited the link. Instead just grey out the link destination following the title ((wired.com) or whatever). Of course, that would necessitate the link destination being black to begin with. But, I think it'd make sense in practice.
You realize of course that the drawing of said cartoon is just a video technique and that you don't need the illustrator to actually draw the thing in real time? Also you do realize that Hacker News may be a great place to find a cofounder but not a cartoonist...
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Looking at your homepage, you say "car insurance" in the smaller text, but the big text just says "quotes from every major insurer" and doesn't say "car"; you also don't have any images anywhere that hint at which type of insurance. Since you very specifically cover car insurance, you should make that more clear.

I'd also really appreciate it if you added "why do we ask this" flyouts next to each field. For instance, when you ask about home ownership, you don't actually provide homeowner's insurance, so you should make it clear why: "Some car insurance companies give you a discount if you own your own home."

For some reason, the text "(including your spouse)" seemed like an odd bit of reminder text. Do people forget this often? In any case, the flyout reminders could help here too, since you could add more detail: "This includes anyone who will drive any of your vehicles---you, your spouse, your kids, etc"
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I've got a dozen or so projects hosted on Heroku. They're all up.

Work has at least 100. No Pingdom alarms in my inbox yet.
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That's a rose-tinted view. All of the things you list as investor-friendly involve exceptions whereby the government fails to swipe money from you.

The effect of policies that tax most investment scenarios is to discourage investment because it reduces your options. Consider this situation: you think that the drop in the ASX is unjustified and want to speculate on this. You're discouraged from doing it: even if you pick it right and provide liquidity when the market is dropping, they'll tax your upside when you to exit. That is, unless they sit on it for those periods, which discourages the first interaction because on that kind of trade you're not necessarily going to want liquidity tied up for a long period.

You get all the risk, but in addition the government eats into your upside.

A quirk of the Australian arrangement - non-residents aren't subject to capital gains tax. This puts them in a better position to supply liquidity in opportunity times, which some people consider the current market to be.
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I don't get it. What's funny about Notepad++? It's a great programmers editor.
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I hate to say it but I agree with the author: There is really nothing more annoying and perhaps dangerous than a brand new MBA who has all buzz words but no real experience. Although I hadn't realized that said people were out of style in the valley...
jcr, thanks. I did need to understand that is why I asked:) I was not trying to be critical I was truly curious about why it was happening. It is happening enough that I figured there had to be a reason for it. I do not know a lot about startups/launching that is why I am here and I do not know who is who among the startup crowd so "Mike Arrington" meant nothing to me at first.

I did find it amusing that a techcrunch story lends credibility to a story. I always think of techcrunch as being the "fair and balanced" tech news website. I did not realize that it was "the grey lady" of startups and not the "fair and balanced" version.

Thank you for your explanation.

NB
To the yc folks who are launching I apologize if you thought I was being critical in my question. I was genuinely curious...
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I personally like that kind of one-liners. For those using Angellist, that's what we are all used to. Related: http://venturehacks.com/articles/high-concept-pitch
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I do not know. Couldn't ever figure out and that's why I haven't quit my job yet. Guess, I will never do. I find it like a strange serenity - having a 9-5 job and then having the remaining time and energy for yourself. Okay, this is irrelevant.

But one thing sure I have figured out - you can live a life, you can walk around but you cannot learn something without commitment,never. Not at least in the sense of classic learning, as in learning well.

Why don't you check with the way you start to learn. Is it laziness? Lack of interest or motivation? Is is just that you daydream about everything happening just the way you want but never actually doing anything for that? Or what?

I do not see (IMHO) you as an ambitious person (no offence) but I see you as a dreamer maybe, which is good to start with. You are not ambitious because that will be you using fullest of your abilities.

You have one plus point though, you are just 20.

Here's my suggestion. It's not related to programming. Start on a trip. If possible a RTW trip. This is all I can think of to be help for you. This works.
Good luck.
Perhaps you should create a launch module like jobs and pipeline the launch stories as is case with jobs stories. will help all startups of YC to get even attention from community.
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When I signed up and first arrived at the get started page that list of steps freaked me out a bit. I thought 'what the hell I have to do all this just to send a file?' I soon realized these were just ways I could get more quota, but perhaps the first page should be the send files page, rather than the how to get more bandwidth one, or redesign that page a bit.
Or any thinkpad since the beginning of time.
And not get the job, because it's likely wrong.
My point exactly!
Who could resist an editor with the symbols ++ after the name, my god that's brilliant marketing!
Was the change made to read?

"While you retain all rights in such communications or
material, you grant us and our agents and affiliates a
non-exclusive, paid-up, perpetual, and worldwide right to
copy, distribute, display, perform, publish, translate,
adapt, modify, and otherwise use such material for any
purpose regardless of the form or medium (now known or not
currently known) in which it is used."

I do not understand how I retain all rights if I am giving you everything but exclusive use. Did you guys (i am assuming you are tech not law folks) change that or did your lawyer?
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It's not like a new car company starts with someone else's body shape until they can design their own car...

The Tesla Roadster, IIRC, uses a Lotus body. But they actually licensed it from Lotus.
$100 / mo is even easy to do with an Adsense site ($3-4/day is definitely not hard), but that might not be your interest.

I would check your skills and interests; what can you do? Can you write? Design? Have at least a feel for design? There are tons of opportunities if your goal is 'only' $100/month.

So if I were you I would sum up my hobbies and skills you do have; think broad here, there is money in everything, especially if you are not looking to make millions of $.
I don't show it at all. I try to streamline users into tricking them to join up.

I display all functionality out right, give them as much access as I can, and when unauthenticated users try to activate functionality they are lead to a registration page using Facebook Oauth.

When working smoothly you only need 2-3 clicks to have a users registered onto your site if they are already logged into Facebook.
Dreamer is a more accurate description. Usually, when I find something I'm really interested in, I will drop everything and focus on that one thing, but I lose interest very easily and I jump around a lot on different things...I just can't seem to ever stick to anything..as soon as something gets somewhat difficult, I don't persist.

I RWT would be nice, I was thinking of getting my TOEFL certificate and finding a school to teach english in China..I would love to live abroad and experience something new for a while.
How do you think the new "AirBnB Guarantee" affects this calculus (which really seems to be an insurance policy)?

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Is it necessary to mention Saudi Arabia here? Atheists dont drive better in Istanbul. Istanbul is an old, huge and unorginized jungle. Most of the bridges and connections are not designed to handle today's traffic volume. I remember spending 3hrs just to arrive work and get back at home (And there are only 10km btw the two -- avg I spend at least 2 hrs). There is not a proper railway or metro system. Even though sea transportation is fair enough, most people drive and they drive alone. Population is estimated to be 20M with tourists. There are tens of thousands cars crossing the bridges that are making the Europe-Asia connection with only 7 lines in total.

Given these circumstances, just imagine the stress on the drivers.

But the best part: I live in Asia and work in Europe. My 2hrs is an intercontinental journey.
I didn't say it wasn't a priority, or that you should leave yourself open to being totally owned, just that executing a pen test against your new website is probably overkill in some situations.
Assuming people pay ~$500/year, and assuming 200 million drivers, and leaky gets x% of the drivers and y% of each premium, then they get $10xy million per year

If x% is 1%, and y% is 1%, that leads to about $10 million per year. Not too bad, if they can get those sorts of numbers for x and y.

One question would be, how long will people use them for, once they find a good insurance company? I've stuck with one insurance company for the last 10 years. I suspect that x will start low, and then grow as the company becomes known, and then shrink as people stop using it.
I'm not an expert but the only thing I've seen like that is Errors and Omissions insurance: http://www.insurepro.net/html/errors_and_omissions_explained...

"We generally recommend Errors & Omissions Insurance be at the foundation of every company’s insurance portfolio. Usually it is wise to purchase the coverage prior to product launch, or when you have customers. It can be required by investors, particularly VC’s."
No such thing as a Mac keyboard really...you can replace it with any USB keyboard you want.

Then again I like the default one, it's very silent and the flat keys are kind of unique. Only stupid thing is that some important keys are too small, like function keys and sometimes the arrows.
I hear all these things about the need to run in multiple regions, etc. Why do I have to worry about this? Why isn't there an easy off the self solution? Honestly, isn't there an easier way to have redundancy?
I remember the outages at the Freemont location. Every outage this year has been related to power issues. The company running the Fremont datacenter is Hurricane Electric. I hope Hurricane Electric gets things sorted soon at the Fremont datacenter. Every time I think about the company name "Hurricane Electric", I think "now there's a company name that inspires confidence." The name "Disaster Service" must have already been taken.
The development is not going in the github repo currently.That's a mistake we will be correcting in a week or two with a new release(no more bulk commits).
And yeah , the code can use some serious love.Patches welcome !
If you've turned on a TV at all in the past several years, you'll see there's TONS of money in getting people to switch car insurance providers.
I've been learning how to create web designs from scratch lately, here's one I made from a tutorial: http://imgur.com/19Mhc honestly $5 a day would be plenty...or even $5 a week, I guess I'm just looking for a confirmation that I can find a way to make money..or that I have what it takes and from there I can figure out a way to grow it.
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Might you not think that English is not the first language for someone who has qualifications from the Russian Academy of Sciences?
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