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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Interestingly enough, there are a few books that are new but can command a decent price for such a new book. For example, a first edition printing of Saga #1 which is just a couple of years old can fetch $75 or so, with a $4 cover price. It
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Love this. I had a similar idea a few months ago except I wanted to map the number of times certain popular phrases were mentioned in different rap songs. For example, how many rap songs have the lyric "if it don't make dollars it
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I never read any of his books but I spent many hours playing the original Rainbow 6 on PC as a kid.
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Wow, very nice. Way better than the first app I am built! The UI fits in great with the iOS7 aesthetic.
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Has Google Gone 100% Not PROVIDED & Secure Search?(searchenginejournal.com)
1 points by ZanderEarth32 13y ago|0 comments
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Well in theory the keyword tool reflects what users search for .
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
This is a great idea. I'd love to have this option but for code. I often find myself struggling with something, whether it's not knowing the best way to handle a situation, not understanding a concept or just not being able to get
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Compared to most websites HN still has an extremely small amount of trolling and negativity. The community does a good job of policing it on their own for the most part.
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Moz vs. Doz: Trademark issues at play in ‘tragic’ naming dispute(geekwire.com)
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How Clutter Affects Your Brain(lifehacker.com)
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
While this is true, users are still clicking organic results much more often than the paid options even though the organic results real estate keeps shrinking[1]. Even with the shrinking organic screen space, the first three results still
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
This looks very similar to the notes I was taking on my own when going through "learning python the hardway". Yours are much better and easier to read though, and make more sense in terms of going from very easy to more complicate
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Very similar to https://qualaroo.com/ formerly Kissinsights.
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Love the look. Without having a chance to download it yet, how does the to-do list part work? Is it pulling a to-do list from one of my current to-do list apps, or do I need to create another one for this? Any future chance for support for
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Why I Don't Mind Podcast Sponsor Spots, and You Shouldn't Either(tortillasinbed.com)
1 points by ZanderEarth32 13y ago|0 comments
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I think I've settled on NewsBlur. It's not perfect, but I've paid for it for a year and I don't feel like trying an endless stream of new products when in the end none will be perfect but most will be adequate. *Edit I just signed up for Th
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I've got two that I plan on tinkering with this summer. Not exactly sure what I'm going to do with them, but considering my programming and building experience is pretty novice, if I can get them to do anything remotely useful will be a big
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I can't manipulate the way you process the terms "Moz" and it's association. The "Moz" = "Mozilla" comparison is easy to make so I hope time and continuing branding efforts by Moz will hopefully change that. This transition from solely focu
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
It's taken me 20+ minutes quite a few times to fill up my car at a regular gas station. Try filling up at a southern california gas station on a Friday afternoon or on a Monday and depending on it's traffic, it can take quite a while.
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Penguin 4, With Penguin 2.0 Generation Spam-Fighting, Is Now Live(searchengineland.com)
2 points by ZanderEarth32 13y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Adds Lead Generation Cards(thenextweb.com)
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
Weather wise, it depends. Yosemite, Bishop, Joshua Tree, etc. are all too hot to climb in during the summer, or at least late summer. Is Chattanooga a different kind of heat? Dry versus humid?
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by ZanderEarth32 13y ago
I'm guessing their ability to identify a paid advertorial is going to come down to educated guesses. With their failure to identify sites using other blatant spamming and black hat tactics, I don't have much faith that they will be able to
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by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
This. I've also heard a little bit of baking soda in the water helps separate the egg from it's shell but I haven't much luck with it. I cook at least a dozen eggs a week with this thing http://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-64802-Microwave-Bo
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by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
"If you are going play to a bunch of other musicians you better be amazing and blow people away or have something that will make jaded people remember you, i.e. amazing musicianship, great energy, brilliant songs or talent, even something u
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by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
I've always been unhappiest when I sit down and try to decide if I am happy. I find I am happiest when I am thinking about my situation or life in general the least. When reading the post about the example giving of the guy who seems happy
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Beginners Guide to Maths and Stats behind Web Analytics(seotakeaways.com)
105 points by ZanderEarth32 14y ago|26 comments
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by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
Neil Patel recently wrote some helpful advice for public speaking, even if you hate it http://www.quicksprout.com/2012/12/03/how-to-speak-in-public...
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Project Hangovers and Self-Criticism(sarahnotes.com)
1 points by ZanderEarth32 14y ago|0 comments
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by ZanderEarth32 14y ago
"The other distinction is implementation. A Growth Hacker needs to be able to code, or it’s a dilution of the term — a Growth Hacker who can’t code at least a little is a Growth Strategist, still a highly valuable team member, but a differe

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