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by Judson 16y ago
I did have parents, who had a lawyer and a banker ;)
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by Judson 16y ago
I didn't use Posterous because it lacked markdown support. Funny though, that a little over a year ago, "Gary Tan" (company rep) said the company wanted to implement this "soon". http://getsatisfaction.com/posterous/topics/markdown_or_anot
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by Judson 16y ago
Another feed: http://mfile.akamai.com/97892/live/reflector:46245.asx?bkup=...
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Live ROV Cam of BP Cleanup (Or attempt at cleanup)(wkrg.com)
1 points by Judson 16y ago|1 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
You can't blame Apple for trying to keep the App Store free of negative political campaigning. If it was me, I would keep it free from politics altogether.
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Video JS - Open Source HTML5 Video Player (Supports WebM, H.264, Ogg)(videojs.com)
6 points by Judson 16y ago|0 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
It goes to the correct place on Enter, just looks a bit weird.
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by Judson 16y ago
Like it, although for some reason, the autocomplete isn't working for me. If I type "Yankees", the box fills in "yankeesk Yankees".
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by Judson 16y ago
Is it just me, or is this guy actually wrong (and contradicting himself)? From his article: That is not what I expected because I explicitly said that ONLY FRIENDS could see my bio, birthday and posts by me. I never authorized FRIENDS OF F
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by Judson 16y ago
I just don't think that the "fee" play is going to cut it as innovative. Others have mentioned ING Direct and Ally. The real innovation will be cutting out things like the 3 day "clearing" window for funds. Or eliminating the delay for AC
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by Judson 16y ago
"Foxconn felt sorry over the death," he said. Is it just me or is there very little emotion translated over with this quote?
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by Judson 16y ago
Sorry Daniel, but this is in no way what I was talking about. I am not saying that marginal utility = what the crowd likes. Neither did I say that HN isn't "working". Only that providing a more quantifiable reward for correctly voting on co
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by Judson 16y ago
That is a valid point, but I would counter that, while a small group of active participants does allow "the process" to work, more people would express their opinion if voting was incentivized. Also, the "warm fuzzies" was a simple metaphor
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by Judson 16y ago
I did toy around with weighted entrance rewards, but it makes the model more complicated. After thinking about reversals a bit more, it would make sense to allow users to "exit" their vote. Bringing the total vote count (positive or negativ
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by Judson 16y ago
Since we don't know exactly how people would react to given incentive/risk profiles that would undoubtable differ story to story we can assume two scenarios: - Stories that have perceived "deadlocks" would be considered volatile. They have
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by Judson 16y ago
The point is to give users a reason to vote on stories other than for "that warm feeling of communal good". If you aren't convicted about the destination of an article, then you won't vote. Karma makes HN game-like. Its about making content
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The Perfect Social Voting System(judstephenson.com)
5 points by Judson 16y ago|16 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
I had always been under the impression that LTE would create an ubiquitous network that would finally consolidate all of the extra man-power of cdma / GSM engineering, but I stand corrected. I do, however, think that 2011 will be when the V
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by Judson 16y ago
I have always thought this, and its just my opinion, but it makes a lot of sense. Why would apple just now begin to offer a CDMA iPhone when LTE technology is just around the corner (early next year / kinda right now)? When the original i
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by Judson 16y ago
The problem: not many people actually switch payment processors . Once you get with Auth.Net, you spend a lot of time negotiating better rates with different companies, but your Auth.Net gateway stays the same. I could see data portability
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by Judson 16y ago
I think the main point is that for video flash is more taxing than a hardware decoded html5/x264 (at least on the mac because flash video doesn't use hardware decoding).
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by Judson 16y ago
What about a better idea - take away the tax incentive / mandated 401k contributions and allow "Main St." to stop being at the mercy of Wall St.
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by Judson 16y ago
I was actually a fan of the "horizontal bars" design they prototyped... Guess that one didn't have enough personality
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by Judson 16y ago
I can't tell you how great the experience was! The one minor UX issue (and its more of a feeling than anything else) is the controls at the bottom. It just kinda feels like I can't see something. maybe the actual controls are too close to t
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by Judson 16y ago
I long for the day when a really fast internet connection + Zencoder can replace my Handbrake setup. Probably not Zencoder's premier market though...
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by Judson 16y ago
Main Point: Diving a little deeper into the law, you can see that in California, a legal defense against receiving stolen property is claiming innocent intent. Simply put, you can’t be convicted of a California Penal Code 496 charge if you
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Without Gizmodo, The 4G Would Still Be "Stolen"(judstephenson.com)
1 points by Judson 16y ago|1 comments
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Gizmodo is Innocent - Because of "Innocent Intent"?(judstephenson.com)
2 points by Judson 16y ago|0 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
I'm so tired of hearing "Gruber" in a context that comes closer and closer to meaning "the one and only way of looking at the law". Yea, I enjoy his blogging, but his bias is surely towards whatever Steve Jobs whispers in his ear. The fact
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by Judson 16y ago
Its more like testing the limits of the "next" button (since the article is broken down into 5-6 pages).

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