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by aaroneous 16y ago
It's hard to notice any immediate benefit from a few minutes of sitting in an Aeron-class chair, but I'll tell you that after I got my Embody (upgraded version of the Aeron) every other chair I sit in feels woefully inadequate. Knowing what
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by aaroneous 16y ago
Amazon has lots more than books, so signup for Amazon prime. It's ~$80/yr but you can split it with up to 4 different accounts (so find some friends and it's $20/yr). Instead of all those trips to the store you can now use a few mins of you
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Real-Time Video to ASCII Conversion in Javascript(chromeexperiments.com)
18 points by aaroneous 16y ago|1 comments
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Chrome Experiments (HTML5)(chromeexperiments.com)
4 points by aaroneous 16y ago|0 comments
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by aaroneous 16y ago
This American Life and Radiolab are great podcasts you can find online for free. No commercials, no pledge drives to interrupt your listening, and thought-provoking, interesting content that makes long drives go by remarkably quick.
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HTML5 video made hackable by Handroll.tv(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by aaroneous 16y ago|0 comments
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by aaroneous 16y ago
I prefer Campaign Monitor. Their interface was easier to understand and get started with. Plus, MailChimp automatically filtered out a lot of valid addresses and I couldn't find any way to override that (for instance admin@site.com would ca
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by aaroneous 16y ago
I regularly see gently used Aeron chairs on CL bay area for $400-450. Those of us who spend significant computer time every day really need to take care of our bodies. Prevention is much easier than repair. Consider upgrading your work envi
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Collection of best practices for front end devs(molecularvoices.molecular.com)
4 points by aaroneous 16y ago|1 comments
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Rackspace is NOT a good place for bootstrapped startups. They are relatively quite expensive and the services they provide towards their low-end clients are nothing like what their reputation is commonly based on (higher end sites). If you'
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by aaroneous 17y ago
You do realize that this is pretty much what record labels do, right? Only they call the investment an advance and wrap it up in a 360 deal. Within the past ~5 years, this has also increasingly become what artist managers do.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
First of all, you shouldn't take the prices on wire services websites as the price everyone pays. In my experience, these can be discounted 50-75% if your account rep is hungry believes you can be more than a one-off client. Second, you sho
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Strongly recommend you guys check out Oakland. Specifically, these neighborhoods: Produce & Waterfront // Jack London Square, Old Town, Down Town, Uptown, Temesecal, Piedmont Ave, Grand Lake, Rockridge. Things are very affordable, lots
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by aaroneous 17y ago
I don't get it. Looking at Sequoia's internet portfolio the majority of the companies listed have founders > 30. They're involved in other sectors, so maybe Douglas was talking about one of those?
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Here's a link to the project: http://incubator.apache.org/log4php/
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by aaroneous 17y ago
From many parts of Oakland you can be in downtown SF in less than 15min by car (without traffic) BART is ~10min into the city, and if you're nautically inclined there's a ferry from Jack London Square. Essentially: commuting from Oakland to
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by aaroneous 17y ago
C-Corps have the $800 minimum franchise fee waived for the first tax year. Otherwise, no - there's not a legal way to do it.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
I'd strongly suggest not spending your money on a PR firm in the bootstrap stage. Better options are handling it yourself (great for establishing relationships with writers, bloggers, etc), or find an ambitious college student who's study
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Congrats! Now pat yourself on the back, pour a drink and get back to work :]
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by aaroneous 17y ago
I <3 radiolab so hard.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
If you'd like, drop me a line and I can help you get connected w/ the music scene. Email address is in my profile.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Shopping in Oakland is generally more "village-centric" than the big-box Westfield mega-mall approach. I prefer the variety and experience you can get with the smaller stores, though it definitely lacks the convenience of one-stop shopping
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by aaroneous 17y ago
I've always found that the city looked its best when viewed from across the Bay in Oakland rather than up close in the city itself.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Wow... I've just spent the last ten minutes re-reading every email I ever exchanged with him. I can't believe this happened. He was a fantastic guy and my heart truly goes out to everyone else that'll be missing him.
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Customizable Web Spidering For Startups(tech.slashdot.org)
1 points by aaroneous 17y ago|1 comments
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by aaroneous 17y ago
Looks like they left a few other things open too =X
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by aaroneous 17y ago
You're almost certainly going to need to personally guarantee the loan until your business is sufficiently established to be it's own guarantor. Just because you fill out a a bit of paperwork for incorporation does not mean you'll be able t
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by aaroneous 17y ago
One project I'm on uses clockingit.com - it's a free hosted collab tool and it's also OSS in case you want to migrate from the free hosted version and host it yourself down the road. It's pretty straight-forward and easy to get non-techy pe
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by aaroneous 17y ago
The proper way is $foo = &$bar, but for some reason $foo =& $bar seems to be frequently used to achieve the same thing.
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by aaroneous 17y ago
I've been using MooTools a lot in the current project I'm on. It feels like more of a natural extension of JS than trying to change the language to meet one group's idea of how it should perform. The docs are pretty good and it's pretty eas

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