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by STHayden 18y ago
haha... I have the opposite problem of being a good designer but a crappy programmer.
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by STHayden 18y ago
makes me feel a little weird being and INTJ Designer with marginal to crappy hacking ability. Yeay for feeling out of place.
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by STHayden 18y ago
reminds me of Flux
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by STHayden 18y ago
I haven't used the other ones much but they always seemed a lot slower then drawing on paper. This does seem super easy. I like it. congrats.
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by STHayden 18y ago
love the new spacing... I was feeling claustrophobic before. I still think it could use more space between the header and the first links.. and you could do more with the arrows with out over doing it too... over all though it's a solid upg
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by STHayden 18y ago
A little decent is always good. The comments are good too.
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by STHayden 18y ago
I also feel like asp was also super popular before php came around.
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by STHayden 18y ago
think the people who are not hackers view the term "hackers" as more of a person who makes something from nothing. hacking in my mind has a lot of allusions to trying to get through a jungle with a machete. It's a rough quick way to get som
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by STHayden 18y ago
they seem to work fine on youtube
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by STHayden 18y ago
I think the problem is that people use 'design' as too broad a term. In my mind 'Good Design' is more of a technical comment that talks about whether or not the piece follows the rules of design. If it follows the rules then it's good desig
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by STHayden 18y ago
for us non programmers jquery really is super easy to use.
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by STHayden 18y ago
http://www.flugpo.com We have this Social Classifieds Network that is trying to inject more trust in to online classifieds but it's hard to get above the noise of craigslist and kijiji. Not a failure yet but not a success either.
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by STHayden 18y ago
I love how these graphs erase the huge lead that craigslist has. it almost seems like a fair fight.
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by STHayden 18y ago
I know of a couple places you can get listed for free and get decent traffic for early startups. The Museum of Modern Betas always good for a couple hundred visitors. http://momb.socio-kybernetics.net/ Killer Startups is an ass ugly site
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by STHayden 18y ago
I think the idea is not to explain what the sites does but the problem it solves. the details of how it solves the problem are less interesting.
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by STHayden 18y ago
very cool
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by STHayden 18y ago
great resource. thanks!
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by STHayden 18y ago
they just need a steve jobs like person. I don't even like apple but you need to have a guy who can make large decisions and also have a vision of the ways things need to work. If the people in charge are not already like that they will not
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by STHayden 18y ago
yeah. Khoi Vinh is a pro and so is his staff. NYTimes is a whole department unto itself. any all web company/department is going to do everything all hand coded.
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by STHayden 18y ago
I often wonder ho this will scare over the next 10, 20, 30 years. It's hard enough now... by 2037 will there be any domain left?
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by STHayden 18y ago
I know back when I worked at sconex.com we hosted are application at rackspace with our images at serverbeach. I'm not sure about prices but I know our CEO would not have let them rip us off. And for the most part we seem to have fairly goo
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by STHayden 18y ago
http://wwww.booksiamreading.com Books I Am Reading: A Book Reader's Tool
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by STHayden 18y ago
I can't wait till multi cores actually makes a difference. I have way too many of them already.
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by STHayden 18y ago
As a designer at <a href=" http://www.flugpo.com ">Flugpo</a> I deal with this problem all the time. With CSS I really think the best answer is one monolithic CSS file. Add a index at the top and keep it organized by global,
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Learning Curves for Text Editors(globalnerdy.com)
3 points by STHayden 18y ago|2 comments
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by STHayden 18y ago
as far as I know they are all about getting ads in to all of those flash embeds. So largely I think this is a question of ad click through rates on the embeds. these days they seem to be poor but who knows if anyone will figure out how to f
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by STHayden 18y ago
http://friendfeed.com/sthayden
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by STHayden 18y ago
it's a hard problem in general because craigslist has such market share... when myspace was that dominant back in the day every one knew they would fall eventually because myspace was such a pain to use. craigslist's problems are not so gla
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by STHayden 18y ago
nope.. not a free ebay either... I like to think of Flugpo.com as a middle ground between ebay and craigslist. There is a large spectrum of security between ebay and craigslist and we are trying to fill that middle gap.
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by STHayden 18y ago
craigslist has an problem with anonymous posters. People often get ripped off because there is no good way to check on a persons reputation. Flugpo.com is trying to create a space where you can find out more about who the people are that yo

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