August 2008 Archive
1.
How to hire an idiot (from the 'How to sell your software for $20,000' guy) (nukemanbill.blogspot.com)
2.
Start a side project, says GitHub founder (gist.github.com)
3.
Y Combinator To Offer Standardized Angel Funding Legal Docs (techcrunch.com)
4.
Aaron Swartz: How To Launch Software (aaronsw.com)
5.
A Fundraising Survival Guide (paulgraham.com)
6.
The Tech (MIT student newspaper) publishes the banned DEFCON slides (www-tech.mit.edu)
7.
Javascript injection on HN (move mouse to the [Y] menu bar on this user page) (news.ycombinator.com)
8.
Calvin and Jobs (comic) (farm4.static.flickr.com)
9.
Series AA Documents Back Online (ycombinator.com)
10.
Business Requirements are Bullshit (steve-yegge.blogspot.com)
11.
The secret of the web (hint: it's a virtue) (sethgodin.typepad.com)
12.
For Most People, College Is a Waste of Time (online.wsj.com)
13.
What I Learned Buying a Rug in Turkey (academicbiz.typepad.com)
14.
Indie game designer spent three years and $180,000 making a masterpiece (msnbc.msn.com)
15.
The Google black hole: What happens to startups when they're bought by Google? (slate.com)
16.
Why the lucky stiff: when you don't create things... (twitter.com)
17.
Do you know any programmers who exhibit these personality traits? (lispy.wordpress.com)
18.
One Inviolable Rule (mattmaroon.com)
19.
Colorful programs for Mac OS X, Linux and Windows (shoooes.net)
20.
JParallax - Javascript parallax effect (webdev.stephband.info)
21.
Part-time apps developers getting rich (9to5mac.com)
22.
The Wrong Way to Get Noticed by YC (mattmazur.com)
23.
Amazon EBS (Elastic Block Store) - persistent storage (amazon.com)
24.
Pretending to game the system: Fans hoax "Girlfriend" vid to the #1 spot on YouTube. (voltagecreative.com)
25.
Hacking the Nobel Prize Medals
26.
Last.fm Blog: Quality Control (blog.last.fm)
27.
Reddit vs Hacker News traffic (xach.com)
28.
The Trolls Among Us (nytimes.com)
29.
Fuck the VCs (taptaptap.com)
30.
Bruce Schneier: The response to the "If you've got nothing to hide" argument (wired.com)