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AlexMuir
11y ago
The Independent has a daily circulation of 60,000 My site How a Car Works has a fairly engaged daily readership of just over 10,000. The site earns around $50 per day.
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Apologies, I didn't notice it was a fork.
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The cost of transpiling ES2015 in 2016
(github.com)
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Buy it or build it: Etsy
(alexmuir.com)
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Buy it or build it: Etsy
(alexmuir.com)
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If you're in Hungary and know ruby and/or JS then give me a shout!
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I never mentioned spare time or working for free.
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11y ago
My first filter on recruiting now is: "Has this person built anything I can see?" A website, an app, a repo on Github. If the answer to that question is 'No' then my assumption is either a) this person isn't intere
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Generating Facebook accounts in bulk is not easy. I'm not suggesting that it's a panacea, but if you're looking for something to indicate a real purchase this would be strong. If someone logs in with Facebook and has 10+ fr
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I think Facebook or Twitter logins would go s long way to solving credit card issues. A credit card purchase backed by a 10+ friend FB account is unlikely to be a scammer. Legit Facebook accounts probably sell for more than the cc being tes
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The agonizing slowness of Google ranking
(alexmuir.com)
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SPECTRE / UI
(behance.net)
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Design Patterns for your own projects
(codepen.io)
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This guy is sending my bullshit detector off the charts. I'll bet that the story here will turn out to be that he's built a backstory around being Satoshi in either an attempt to get famous, or some fraudulent scheme to profit fro
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BlendRunner: Nutrionally Complete Foods Comparison
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European Unicorns: Do they have legs? [pdf]
(gpbullhound.com)
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I just added it to the page :)
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OT: WB, I'm making a space for people building project cars. Sounds like you'd be into it: drop me an email me@alexmuir.com, I'd love to get your thoughts.
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There are good points here and the flow diagrams certainly apply to startups in the Adtech space. And particularly those targeting other startups. But these startups are trying to take market from the incumbent Google, and increasingly F
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On further investigation that address is also used as a Chinese food supermarket. http://www.oriental-food.co.uk/contact-us/
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Here's an example from the UK. This seller has been operating for months on eBay selling millions of pounds worth of Apple gear. 15" Macbook Pro. 2.2GHz Processor. 256 GB Storage === from Apple [0] £1,599 including VAT £1,332 exc
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That flagging is a joke. This was an excellent read, a relevant article and by a respected person. I missed the story until today because it dropped so quick off the homepage.
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George Barris, Batmobile designer, dies at 89
(howacarworks.com)
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How do I create a topmost window that is never covered by other topmost windows?
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Nikita, this is brilliant. I've been doing some experiments with creating 3D models for How a Car Works using threeJS (there's a very basic alpha proof-of-concept at http://www.howacarworks.com/3D/charging-a-
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Telephone number Googlebait
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The journey to learning vim is so long that people at different stages will have things set up differently. I'm still adding and removing things as I learn and understand them, or conversely, as I no longer need them. I'm not ki
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CSS: Animation
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Eyedrive-o-matic
(hackaday.io)
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Ride in your privately-owned rail car to see North America
(amtrak.com)
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