RobertKohr

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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Bitcoin Talk forum thread posted and commented on by tradehill: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=63749.0
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Political drawbacks. You are looking to get approval for multiple nuclear reactors instead of just one. Good luck.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
It isn't hard. Inhale, exhale Consume food *Reproduce occasionally. most of the stuff kills you after reproductive age, so is pretty much irrelevant to the survival of the species.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
He also has a great blog. If you are an indie game dev, you should read it.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
So he has no problem to the government having a back door to read all of his email on gmail.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Excellent post. I think the most enlightening item was "Buy Luxury Later." I tested out the searches for cars that were suggested, and wow, there are some great deals on CL.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
The price really should be in the FAQ. I am guessing that it is the most frequently asked question. I don't want to go through your funnels before I get hit with a price.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Something awful user did a hack on the site where they injected a close tag into the category selector, preventing other users from posting for a while. It isn't a meaningful site until something awful hacks it. Either way, it is fixed now
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I had code in there to do just that (at a 2x ratio) but commented it out before launch. I am going optimism that it will not just turn into an ad site. If I end up wrong, then I will do something like this. So far it seems to be a site wher
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
For those that don't have any bitcoins, you can get some for free: http://coinsmack.com/posts/Help/Help,-I-want-to-use-CoinSmac... !
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
There is a decay effect on the home page (the "hot" section) where posts will fall off as they get older. The current calculation is bitcoins/sqrt(time) The spammer is still just a single person, and if no one is sending coins to lets say h
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
The typical vote is 0.001 bitcoins ~= 1/2 a penny. This means that a vote up is very affordable, and it doesn't require attaining reputation on a site to push something you feel is worth while to the top of the stack.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I am far from a designer myself, and no designer was involved in creating this (it was really just a weekend project). I don't see how it is just a feature. It is fundamentally different regarding what makes up a vote, and how things get po
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I created a site where you can post links, videos, images, and blobs of text (html allowed). It works much like most social news sites where visitors can vote up stories they like to the home page in various different categories. The differ
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Show HN: Bitcoin voting on CoinSmack news site.(coinsmack.com)
34 points by RobertKohr 15y ago|25 comments
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I don't care much about google+ infiltrating search. What I care most about is that searches are now more fuzzy. If I want to search for terms : A B C D The results will consist of things with any combination of those items, and sometimes t
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I think you ment "So Long, ..." Anyway, good for google for charging for something. I don't see why it should be free. But it was a blunder to charge this much from the start. It seems like they want to get rid of customers.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
I set that as my default search for my browser. The main winning feature - they respect the + operator. I can string together a bunch of technical terms, and know that all of them will appear in my results. No doubts. When google started go
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Um, isn't this the definition of sunk cost? They already lost money on their bet. Trying to raise prices in the future to pay for the past is a blunder. If they can get away with raising prices and not losing customers, it is irrelevant tha
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
So the moral is, if you are selling a big ticket item, don't accept paypal. There are many cases where it just gets reversed, and the buyer is always right. When selling something like this, accept cashier checks, money orders, bitcoins, et
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Click x, and press enter, enter. You can keep clicking and entering until the list is empty.
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Google Maps to Charge for API Usage(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by RobertKohr 15y ago|0 comments
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Join in the Google Bomb of GoDaddy: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3393177
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Update: GoDaddy's page rank is now 7 NameCheap's page rank is now 6 My two sites puny sites that now direct "Domain Registration" to NameCheap are ranked 5. It doesn't take much folks, but we really need site owners adding the link to thei
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Nokia-like ... I think that was based on the MS Basic implementation. :)
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Better than boycotting godaddy, take away their number 1 spot on google. Just add this link to any websites you control: <a href=" http://www.namecheap.com>Domain Registrar</a> This will heavily effect their SEO.
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
Post here any urls that you add this link to.
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Better than boycotting GoDaddy (google bomb Namecheap)
5 points by RobertKohr 15y ago|2 comments
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by RobertKohr 15y ago
A better way to fight GoDaddy other than a boycott: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3393177
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Attack GoDaddy - better than a boycott(plus.google.com)
16 points by RobertKohr 15y ago|4 comments

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