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swGooF··on Find a Great Domain Name (Beta code is YCOMBINATOR)
My comment applies to the Name Spinner.
swGooF··on Find a Great Domain Name (Beta code is YCOMBINATOR)
Really fun site. I think it is helpful. I did, however, think the list that was returned was too long by default. Maybe leave off the unavailable one?
swGooF··on Questions you’ll (probably) get asked at your YC interview
Those are great questions for all startups, even if you are not applying to YC. Thanks for sharing.
swGooF··on What do you think about Startupli.st?
I like it so far. I hope it becomes the best place on the web to promote/find new startups.
swGooF··on ASK HN: What methods do you use to gain early customers for your startup?
If you really think about it, @nickfrost is probably gaining early adopters by posting this. Nearly everyone that reads this post will be interested in http://startupli.st

Plus, no one has all the answers and I am glad that @nickfrost is welcoming other ideas.

swGooF··on Duuble: a new microblogging/self-tracking tool (testers needed)
Do you have any samples, so that I could see what to expect? I would like to see some examples of how this is better or different than say tumblr/posterous/twitter.
swGooF··on The Usability of Passwords
Nice writeup. I used to call passwords with multiple words a "pass-phrase."
swGooF··on Play Framework (full stack Java framework with Scala) v1.2 released
Nice summary! I enjoy the Play Framework as well.
swGooF··on Hacking Education: DonorsChoose Wants to See if Teachers Know Best
I will have to look into the data a bit more, but I am guessing some really helpful data can be mined. This is an interesting idea. I hope it gets a good response.
swGooF··on 12-Yr-Old Expands Einstein's Theory of Relativity, Thinks He Can Prove It Wrong
"The 12-year-old taught himself calculus, algebra and geometry in two weeks..."

That is real smart.

How come I have never heard about this 12 year old before? The world needs more stories like this.

swGooF··on [dead]
Nice Post. I agree.
swGooF··on Ask HN: Help select our startup landing page
Since the site is for all college and NFL teams, it may not be a good idea to put a specific team on the front. Thus, 7 is a more generic football image. Just my thoughts, but 3 and 7 are my favorites.
swGooF··on DotCloud (YC S10) gets $10M to redefine cloud openness
Congrats DotCloud. Please use the money to keep doing great things.
swGooF··on Ask HN: Is there a list of all the YC-backed founders with education details?
I would also be interested in something like this.
swGooF··on Start-ups? We need more finish-ups
"achieving 60% of the impossible is better than 100% of the ordinary"

A great quote!

swGooF··on How I Landed a Job at a Hot Startup
Nice description and congrats.
swGooF··on Silicon Prairie News spurring Midwest investors to join AngelList (w/ Naval)
This is a good initiative for the Midwest. Good work Silicon Prairie News.
swGooF··on Your own company? You can do it
A great story. Now you should go make a movie out of it.
swGooF··on Developer only event at SXSW (code puzzle gets harder with more tweets)
You need to solve the puzzle or are you joking?
swGooF··on Ask HN: Anybody going to LAUNCH in SF today?
Kind of wish I was there.
swGooF··on Ask HN: framework for webapps in Scala
Try the Play Framework

www.playframework.org

swGooF··on Ruby4Kids: Another initiative to teach kids with Ruby
What age of kids does it target?
swGooF··on Ask HN: I made a Word Cloud Y Combinator Shirt. Any Interest?
I particularly like the White on Orange
swGooF··on Darpa gets $500M for "cyber technologies" from FY2012 budget
That is a lot of cash. DARPA does do some neat things. Hmm, what would Hacker News readers do with $500M?
swGooF··on Java's Not Dying, it's Mutating
Plus many of the new Graph Databases are written in Java. Neo4j and OrientDB
swGooF··on Tell HN: Ongoing issue with EC2
Thanks
swGooF··on Tell HN: Ongoing issue with EC2
I have an app on Heroku that is loading slower than normal. This might be why. Is anyone else seeing a similar problem?
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