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It's TC's event and they can do whatever they want. If TC sends a reply all, it's an honest mistake. If you do it, you get removed from the list. Because they can.

1. The tag 'cardless, effortless rewards' needs some work. I am not exactly sure what that means.

2. On step 1, I would add something about 'how secure your cards are on our site'. I would be very skeptical about entering all my credit card information into your site.

3. On step 3, 'Earn free rewards'. Are those rewards on top of rewards/miles/points I already get from my credit cards? Is it for cards that don't have any rewards?

Hope that helps.

Lots of interesting possibilities like integrating testimonials to a tv screen or social media sites.

Today, I hear from friends who still live out there that not much has changed, but I would be looking at 70K in salary with 2 years experience.

If you can, hold out for better opportunities and please, please, please, don't sell yourself short. A 15K would not make a difference to these companies. It will make a difference to you. I went to silicon valley from mid-west with a 30K jump in salary back in the day. I shared an apartment in the bay area and living costs didn't matter that much. The money did.

This requirement is to give opportunity to existing employees for the new position.

In a small company of about 400 people, where I worked, the job advertisements were posted in the kitchen area and it wasn't very hard to deduce what the salary of the newly joining member of your team is.

Off the top of my mind, I can think of hipmunk,1000memories etc and would like to know how the founders would answer.

It is a much more piercing question than What are users forced to do today when your product does not exist.

Let me ask you something. Whom do you respect?

No one dying from a disease ever thinks that 'Oh, next week is gonna be my last, let me enjoy it'. Every day is a struggle trying to find something that might help you live better or longer. Working on an OS project is the last thing you would think of if you don't believe it passionately.

Both of the sites still need to address the question, 'how do I present the categories without requiring too much navigation'. I know it's not sexy any more but how about tag-cloud per major category?

I am against putting Karma restrictions to upvote or post Ask HN. It insulates us from attracting newer and possibly better members.

Here's the link: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/06/16/magazine/watso...

One of the best quotes I've seen in a while.

Sorry, I am being curious because most of us hackers are in the same boat when it comes to design.