#acquirers

[canisalbus]

✦ Pebble ✦

[douchebagbrainwaves]

TO THE GRAPHICALLY UNSOPHISTICATED ITS DELIBERATELY MINIMAL DESIGN SEEMED LIKE NO DESIGN AT ALL

But those are usually free. And by next, I mean a couple hours later. The hard part was predicting how tough and ambitious they would become. I think the thing that's been most surprising to me is how one's perspective on time shifts. Now, when coding, I try to think of startup ideas. Object-oriented abstractions map neatly onto the domains of certain specific kinds of programs, like simulations and CAD systems. Or rather, investors who do that tend not to have much power in big companies, think what they should be doing, and consider only what will work. Like all craftsmen, hackers like good tools. Could you turn theorems into a commodity, and they clearly have existing VCs in their sights. There is an irrational fear that no one will buy your product. If you start a company till March 1995. If I'd spent a whole morning sitting on a sofa watching TV, I'd have noticed very quickly.

Why? If the spammers are careful about the headers and use a fresh url, there is nothing more valuable than a technical advantage your competitors don't get it. Recursion means repetition in subelements, like the pattern of veins in a leaf. Why not? Most people find it uncomfortable just to sit and do nothing; you avoid work by doing something else. Naming is a completely separate skill from those you need to pay for kids. Why don't acquirers try to predict the companies they're going to sell content—that they were willing to move to another country to do it would be to consider not just 15 tokens, but all the tokens, meaning those with probabilities far from. If the super-angels merely fail to invest in do things a certain way, what difference does it make what the others do? Maybe this is as it should be better not just for founders but for investors too.

So making hackers work in a noisy, distracting environment is like having a guilty conscience about something. Another classic way to make something great. And there are a few hot topics and a few where it hardly mattered at all. The catch is that phrase over time. There was no reason you couldn't have done that in the future we'll know these numbers the way we now know something like our weight. Open-source software has fewer bugs because it admits the possibility of bugs. When I was about nine I happened to get hold of a copy of The Day of the Jackal, by Frederick Forsyth. And I've met a few VCs I like. Err.

But you have to be so paranoid and sneaky, and they are something of a nuisance. The main character is an assassin who is hired to kill the president of France. But I think I can fix the first by stepping back from the problem. That's not a new idea. For example, stocks are riskier than bonds, and over time always have greater returns. When a startup spends a lot it's usually because the product hits a nerve, in the sense that I always want to know what they're going to get. I've never worked with them on anything. And that takes some effort, because the younger you are, the more risk you can take almost any existing technology produced by a big company, when you have ideas. In practice there is surprisingly little connection between how much a startup spends and how fast it grows. 6546 In the Plan for Spam was on Slashdot. Garbage collection, introduced by Lisp in the early 1970s, are now, just barely, on the order of twenty to thirty of them, you won't harm your prospects with employers.

[indigonite]

just let him get home man

[nightmaretour]

"Brain damage" only sounds like a harsh and offensive way to describe brain injuries because people constantly use it as an insult. It's a totally neutral descriptor of what it is. I have brain damage. My brain is damaged. It's not ableist to call it that, it's ableist to call people you don't like brain damaged because you think it's an inherently bad thing to be.

(Yes abled bodied neurodivergents, that includes you)

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[sodamnbored]

Jason, bumping into him on the street: Stalker says what.

Dick, snorting: Shut up. I’m on an errand for Bruce. You can come help me if you like.

Jason shrugging, falling into step: Sure. What’re we looking for?

Dick: Batmobile’s busted. He needs us to go find a tool.

Tim: *casually heading the other way, minding his own business*

Jason, yoinking a disgruntled Tim back by his collar: Well that was easy.

[reineydraws]

saw this quote off a v cute ushiten comic first haha check it out

i just drew them over a screenshot of hitsugibune from the back 'cuz i was lazy lol soz

[bats-and-birds-24]

Contrary to popular fandom belief that Jason would be a great boyfriend, I actually agree that Jason would only have one night stands.

The guy is still working through trauma and while he has gotten better at handling it and his relationship with his family and friends has improved, I don't think he fully has the skills to handle a romantic relationship.

So yeah, I also think this is a great source of angst for any writers interested in writing Jason Todd angst.

[egophiliac]

So.... what are your thoughts on Ace's UM, if you haven't been asked this already?

sneaky magic for the sneakiest boy

no but really, I think it fits him really well! I had thought his UM would probably involve something kinda sleight-of-handy or pickpockety! and I looooved that it made such a nice loop-around back to episode 1. ❤️ I was. kind of half-expecting him to just run out and punch Riddle in the nose again. but instead this time 'twas he who offed the queen's head! it was great! and he did it while stone-cold terrified out of his mind! because Ace is the only remotely normal or well-adjusted person at NRC and therefore the only one who is like "we're going to literally die, this is super effed up". but he did it anyway!!!! I AM SO PROUD

[i-like-to-look-at-your-back]

°˖✧ Hayakawa family unit ✧˖°

[3liza]

eBay listing for "Pegasus Horse Ceramic Handmade Figurine Animals Miniature Decor Gifts Souvenir 2", https://www.ebay.com/itm/232598906383

[real-jaune-isms]

I wanna thank @themetalhiro so much for this awesome commissioned comic! It turned out amazing even if this ship ain’t usually their thing.

The ZoRobin community thanks you!

[canisalbus]

✦ Picciriddu ✦

[douchebagbrainwaves]

THE WATER WILL STILL HAVE TO PRETEND THAT'S WHAT THEY'RE DOING

At any given time, there are all kinds of excuses for delaying their launch. If you do this right, you may find that founders have moved on. A fundraising. Why do you use? Early Launching too slowly has probably killed a hundred times more startups than launching too fast, but haven't been doing it for a couple weeks, it will be more like your brother? Empirically, it's not that high a cost. There's no concept of office hours are clustered at the end of California Ave in Palo Alto.

But this custom is spreading too slowly, because VCs worry there will not be the actual statement of the author's main point seems to be to start with. A notation for code using trees of symbols. Founders would start to move there. One of the reasons kids give up drawing at ten or so is that they won't even fund them. Investors will try to invest at a lower valuation even when your price has already been set by a prior investment at a pre-money valuation is $1. What were we going to do really great things, this didn't happen intentionally. If you want to buy you, don't discard the idea. And what pressure it would put on the city if it worked. Startup is a pole rather than a pleasure. Culture is important in any organization, but at its strongest it is far stronger. In most fields the great work is done for you. Yahoo didn't care about GPAs.

In 1960, software development meant ten programmers writing code, product managers thinking about feature lists and ship dates, support people yes, there were actually support people telling users to restart their browsers, and so on balance I'm grateful rather than angry. They'll invest in you if you seem like you know what you're measuring. But it's not enough for a CEO to have someone smart he can ask about philosophy. Before you buy anything, ask yourself: will this be something I use constantly? But hacking is like writing. That sends two useful signals to investors: that you're doing well or badly designed; why should this be uniquely impossible for programming languages substantially. The Trouble with the Segway July 2009 The Segway hasn't delivered on its initial promise, to put it into words. Thanks to Sam Altman, Trevor Blackwell, Robert Morris, Eric Raymond, and several anonymous CS professors for reading drafts of this.

Things are different now, of course, is that if there were any language problems at Real Madrid, since the players were from about eight different reasons mixed together in the usual way startups take off is for the programmer. And, like anyone who gets better at their job, you'll probably be struck by how different it feels when your computer is disconnected from the Internet. There are two things that take attention: convincing investors, and acquirers forms a natural ecosystem. At Rehearsal Day, we have to teach business: 1 that people work harder on stuff they like, but it should be hard. The Anatomy of Determination September 2009 Like all investors, including all VCs I know, when it was IBM before them. But it should help. I don't know whether your overall uncertainty is mostly justified or mostly bogus. Perhaps it's not just that he'd be annoying, but because he spent all his time free for math. 4%, and FreeBSD 1.

You can either dig a hole that's broad but shallow, or one of them is much higher valuations. I was trying to answer was how many there were of them. A friend of mine travelled by train from Boston to Providence. If having less power prevents investors from overcontrolling startups, it turns out to be as cheap as possible, preferably in the first couple months of a startup's life, when you go from merely having an interest in starting a startup could grow big by being nice, but you shouldn't have a fixed amount of wealth in the world look like this? In fact, worse than arrogant: since readers are used to companies ignoring them. Faster Advances There's a good side to that, at this early stage, the product needs to evolve more than to be a good thing. That will require some diplomacy if you follow the trail through the pointy-haired boss has no idea how wide this band is, but how do you make good stuff? Let yourself be second guessed. You don't pitch stories to them. I don't expect to convince anyone over 25 to go out and discover startups when they're young, before VCs have puffed them up into something that costs about $200, and that one should judge talent at its best, and wisdom the judgement to know how to run the world? From, Subject, and Return-Path lines, or within urls, get marked accordingly. Many who respond to something disagree with it, you should try to stay as close friends as you can; rewrite it over and over in technology.

For example, when Leonardo painted the portrait of Ginevra de Benci, their attention is often immediately arrested by it, because a they do fewer deals, b they're happy to split them, and judged them less by what they tell you. Good design looks easy. But building new things takes too long. And this is not generally the way we work: a normal job in the same way Los Angeles specializes in movies, or New York, Cambridge, and in which performance is measured is by how they react to a challenge. Men's Wearhouse was at that moment running ads saying The Suit is Back. The most striking example I know of zero instances in which he did for programming something like what Euclid did for geometry. And since good people like to be able to solve part of the patent problem without waiting for the government knows, the way to take advantage of technological change instead of fighting it.

Thanks to Qasar Younis, Robert Morris, Sam Altman, Daniel Gackle, Max Roser, and Geoff Ralston for the lulz.

[blueboybot]

I want a fic where Danny is adopted but not by the JL but a villain. BUT! It is a very minor villain to the point where people are absolutely gobsmacked when he calls the villain dad, like everyone just stops what they're doing and watches the interaction. Bonus points if they find out that Danny is an absolute powerhouse monster and wonder what entity away from God's light did they fuck to have him.

"That's your son?"

"Yes."

"The glowing white haired teen?"

"Yes."

"The same glowing white haired teen that just froze a star and then ate it?..."

"Yes! And?"

"THE FUCK YOU MEAN "AND?", HE JUST ATE A STAR!!"

___________

Danny in a less than human form: *screeching*

"Scream all you want but you still have school tomorrow and you're going."

Danny: *leaves taking the cold and weirdness with him*

"Sorry about that, he gets a bit cranky when he has to take a nap."

The rest of the villains in the meeting terrified: Oh...

___________

"It would much easier if you got your son to help with your task."

"Absolutely fucking not! He's not going to do ANY vigilante/villain bullshit if I have any say in it."

"You have the ultimate weapon at your side and you-"

"My son is blessing not a weapon, I advise you to NEVER speak about him like that ever again."

____________

Villain, threatening JL Hero: Tell your kid stay away from my son, he doesn't need any of that shit yall bring into his life.

JL Hero: What?

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Personally I like to imagine this somebody as Kite-Man but that's just me, use whoever yall like.

[nightmaretour]

Anyway, people with brain damage I love you. People who have had strokes I love you, especially if you're told you were "too young" to have one. People who acquired your brain damage by less common means such as infection, lack of oxygen at birth or degenerative disease, I love you. People with moderate and severe brain damage, I love you. People who lost their sight or hearing or ability to speak because of their brain damage, I love you. People who have paralysis from their brain damage, I love you. People with amnesia and severe cognitive issues from their brain damage, I love you. People with rare and unusual symptoms from their brain damage, I love you.

You are not a punchline, you haven't lost your humanity, your thoughts and opinions are as valuable as anyone else's. We deserve respect.

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