mick_m
Re:Startup Dinner / News.YC Meetup Berlin, December 10 (Wednesday)
on Saturday December 06, 2008 @06:45AM (#388055)
From his linked-in profile: "... recently aquiring permanent residence from the German Bureau ..."
Things must be going really bad in America.
Re:Ask YC: You are promoting me too mentality and not intellectual deb...
on Sunday September 07, 2008 @07:46AM (#297437)
Complaints like this turn up ever so often, but I guess Paul is still bitter about losing the popularity contest back in high school (http://paulgraham.com/nerds.html) and now wants to create a popularity contest that's geared towards him winning from the get-go. Can't keep him from doing that, all we can do is ignore the mods.
Re:Feds to take over Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
on Saturday September 06, 2008 @08:15AM (#296751)
A wholesale indictment of American capitalism, if I've ever seen one.
Re:Build your own Fusion Reactor [pdf]
on Friday August 22, 2008 @12:01PM (#283814)
Both Bussard and his most likely competitor, Eric Lerner, have done presentations on Google Tech Talks, you can find them on Google video. Bussard died the other day unfortunately. Lerner's technology, Focus Fusion, seemed a more likely candidate anyway, in his talk he briefly mentions how much closer he is than Bussard to achieving fusion.
Re:How To Not Fit In On A Development Team
on Wednesday August 20, 2008 @01:11AM (#281219)
Hm, sounds like a whole lot stupid guys are throwing a popularity contest. Remind me not to apply for a job with carr's team.
Re:Reaching the $5 Million Club Takes an Open Mind
on Tuesday August 05, 2008 @07:47AM (#267382)
> ... Takes an Open Mind
... or massive inflation.
Re:Obama Campaign Launches Document Archive On Scribd
on Saturday August 02, 2008 @11:38AM (#265012)
No. of documents on climate change: 0
Re:Hippies, Nerds, and Lumpenprogrammers
on Saturday August 02, 2008 @05:08AM (#264897)
for a nice take on Lumpenprogrammmers read "Cube Farm" by Bill Blunden
Re:Ask YC: Where's the escape hatch? I'd like to leave the US, but to ...
on Monday July 28, 2008 @08:32PM (#259853)
Re:Labels used to suppress ideas
on Thursday July 24, 2008 @09:20PM (#256135)
Funny, the two most common labels I am hearing these days are not on the list: 'liberal' and 'conservative'. In political discussions a lot of ideas are suppressed - or at least verbally dismissed - using these labels.