I've been following Paul Graham's essays for a while. I like most of what he writes. That led to finding out about the YCombinator, and although it wasn't for me, I liked the idea of it.
More recently, I came across news.yc when it got some exposure on Reddit, which I've become increasingly less interested in.
I thought, cool! People doing things. Stuff about the things people are doing. Stuff about how to do other things. I can dig this.
Then the last few days happened, and ... eh.
In the last week, I've:
Ground out a few hundred lines of ksh for a pretty cool in-house sysadmin package;
Developed a nifty JavaScript/CSS effect for a client website;
Worked out a wireless hotspot deal that might make my area pretty unique;
Started wondering whether Google's entry into health records systems has closed the doors on that market.
I'd like it if news.yc was about people doing things.
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I've been following Paul Graham's essays for a while. I like most of what he writes. That led to finding out about the YCombinator, and although it wasn't for me, I liked the idea of it.
More recently, I came across news.yc when it got some exposure on Reddit, which I've become increasingly less interested in.
I thought, cool! People doing things. Stuff about the things people are doing. Stuff about how to do other things. I can dig this.
Then the last few days happened, and ... eh.
In the last week, I've:
Ground out a few hundred lines of ksh for a pretty cool in-house sysadmin package;
Developed a nifty JavaScript/CSS effect for a client website;
Worked out a wireless hotspot deal that might make my area pretty unique;
Started wondering whether Google's entry into health records systems has closed the doors on that market.
I'd like it if news.yc was about people doing things.