I'm sure they took out no more than $20,000 for the first three months of marriage, to see if they can make it work and produce someone who can make something that people want. :D
Now, I have some questions about my startup, and I also have a few more questions about Arc, because it's been buggy for me lately. And, Hacker News has been really slow, and we really should ban such and such a site from submitting links here. And the quality of Hacker News... blah.... blah... blah...
Oh, wait, you're on your honeymoon... OOOOHhhhhhh, sorry, my bad.
I always had the thought in the back of my mind that there was something between pg and rtm. pg just speaks exceptionally warmly of rtm, so I considered it a possibility. I am not trying to be insulting or be understood in the wrong way, its just something that came to mind.
But anyway, enough with silly thoughts, congrats to pg and jl!
That's what I feel annoyed about. Because a lot of media studies put friedship between two males under the hidden context of homosexuality. In a lot of old French movies like those by Jean-Pierre Melville's. The male characters always forge some steady friendship that they can sacrifice they own life for the other. But I think those critics are looking at everything wrong.
I had once a male friend from England said he met his male soul mate in Italy, I was confused since he is straight, but later I understand what he said is he met one person that just understand what he thinks and likes in music/arts and theoretical physics
And old Chinese term for this case is "zhi ji" means "someone just understands me".
"pg just speaks exceptionally warmly of rtm, so I considered it a possibility"
Speaking "warmly" of someone's technical skills/intelligence is an indicator of a sexual interest? I don't get it (seriously).
I just did a site search of paulgraham.com for all mentions of rtm, and the "warmest" mention I found was at http://www.paulgraham.com/heroes.html, which does not seem to me (a heterosexual male if that is of any interest) to indicate anything remotely sexual. Positive? Sure. Exceptionally so? I guess I just don't see it.
Maybe you were referring to some verbal communication you witnessed?
It's not silly, that would be saying there's something wrong with it and there's not! CA just ruled same-sex marriage legal and it's just as morally valid regardless :)
Professional women usually reserves the right to keep their maiden name unchanged. At least I've been seen a lot of women in NYC's financial/media circle who never change their name even after marriage.
I never understand the purpose of name change of women after marriage. The ownership doesn't change lately in first world in 21st century.
I'm really happy for Paul and Jessica, but I do find it a bit odd to have the event announced on Hacker News (and even then via Twitter; though not private, Alexis's tweet was probably not intended for general distribution). This is news about a particular (albeit prominent) hacker's private life, not 'hacker news' per se; it doesn't seem general enough to be posted here.
Normally I'd agree. But without PG there'd be no Hacker News, and many of us would like some avenue to wish him well on a very significant occasion. So here's to the newlyweds :) Cheers.
Relax. Let's just treat this as Hacker News's "Sex and the city" moment. All Mr. BIG will like to keep low profile in wedding. Not on page six, valleywag and techcrunch.
All he needs is a registration in court office following a simple diner gathering with all his/her best friends and enjoy what life provides.
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Now, I have some questions about my startup, and I also have a few more questions about Arc, because it's been buggy for me lately. And, Hacker News has been really slow, and we really should ban such and such a site from submitting links here. And the quality of Hacker News... blah.... blah... blah...
Oh, wait, you're on your honeymoon... OOOOHhhhhhh, sorry, my bad.
[+] [-] ALee|18 years ago|reply
Congrats PG and Jessica! Coincidentally, your two books sit side by side on my shelf (as I'm sure it does for the YC community).
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[+] [-] yan|18 years ago|reply
But anyway, enough with silly thoughts, congrats to pg and jl!
[+] [-] eugenejen|18 years ago|reply
I had once a male friend from England said he met his male soul mate in Italy, I was confused since he is straight, but later I understand what he said is he met one person that just understand what he thinks and likes in music/arts and theoretical physics
And old Chinese term for this case is "zhi ji" means "someone just understands me".
[+] [-] plinkplonk|18 years ago|reply
Speaking "warmly" of someone's technical skills/intelligence is an indicator of a sexual interest? I don't get it (seriously).
I just did a site search of paulgraham.com for all mentions of rtm, and the "warmest" mention I found was at http://www.paulgraham.com/heroes.html, which does not seem to me (a heterosexual male if that is of any interest) to indicate anything remotely sexual. Positive? Sure. Exceptionally so? I guess I just don't see it.
Maybe you were referring to some verbal communication you witnessed?
[+] [-] rms|18 years ago|reply
:) Congrats to pg and jl!
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[+] [-] davidw|18 years ago|reply
Now remember to do the laundry, get the groceries, and load the dishwasher. And get that stuff off the floor!
Joking aside, getting married, together with our recent baby is one of the best things I ever did.
[+] [-] LogicHoleFlaw|18 years ago|reply
Congratulations, you two! May you have many happy years together.
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Expecting a new essay on how this event change your life :)
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I never understand the purpose of name change of women after marriage. The ownership doesn't change lately in first world in 21st century.
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[+] [-] eugenejen|18 years ago|reply
All he needs is a registration in court office following a simple diner gathering with all his/her best friends and enjoy what life provides.
[+] [-] jmatt|18 years ago|reply
See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flamebait
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This explains why he's been inactive on the arclanguage forums.
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Neat, I share my wedding anniversary (1 year today!) with pg.
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