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by adelevie 17y ago
Talk to bars, see if your data can be of any use for them. Maybe a customer goes to a bar, orders 4 samples, discusses his/her opinions, and using your data, a bartender can recommend the "perfect beer". Found this from a quick google sear
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by adelevie 17y ago
Pandora for Beer.
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The most serious I've ever seen Stephen Colbert(colbertnation.com)
2 points by adelevie 17y ago|0 comments
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What Apple TOS 4.1.1 will look like (satire)(i.imgur.com)
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by adelevie 17y ago
I read posts mentioning "crappy [Flash] ports" to obj-c and protecting "customers from [Adobe's] shitty product". If the port is crappy, then reject it for being crappy, don't reject it because of the tools used to build it.
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by adelevie 17y ago
Thanks for the link. Looks like a really good framework for rapid prototyping.
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by adelevie 17y ago
No new docs or tutorials?
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Seed stage startup buys Veoh(techcrunch.com)
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by adelevie 17y ago
Take a year off and learn programming on your own. Then knock their socks off and get accepted.
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by adelevie 17y ago
Ask your potential customers. Talk to publishers and advertisers.
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by adelevie 17y ago
I nominated patio11.
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Nominate this year's Ruby Hero(rubyheroes.com)
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by adelevie 17y ago
I've used NFS for a simple Wordpress blog (php + mysql) for about 2 years. They've been pretty reliable and cheap. I'm glad they now support Rails apps.
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by adelevie 17y ago
Sickens me. Interesting how the Internet has made "dealing with anti-Semites" a common problem.
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by adelevie 17y ago
Are "apps" so bad? In a perfect world, everything would work great on all standards-compliant browsers. But here I am, using Google Docs on Opera and it's destroying my homework.
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by adelevie 17y ago
You're facing an uphill battle.
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by adelevie 17y ago
On his blog he has shown tremendous skill with a/b testing. He wrote an excellent Ruby library for it that beats Google's own product in certain areas.
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by adelevie 17y ago
When will Google just hire him?
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by adelevie 17y ago
Really liked the post. Will definitely be something I'll re-read from time to time.
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by adelevie 17y ago
How is the iPad any more "oppressive" to developers than the iPhone?
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by adelevie 17y ago
The iPad has a standards-compliant web browser. You can make whatever site you want and it will be accessible on the iPad.
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by adelevie 17y ago
You mean something like feedbackarmy, but more generalized for other types of surveys?
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by adelevie 17y ago
An app that let's people perform Mechanical Turk tasks in their spare time. Your job will be to find tasks that are easy to do on a phone and streamline the process. Tasks like deciding if a picture is NSFW comes to mind. The app would be f
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by adelevie 17y ago
I think a problem with affiliate links is that they can only reward people who cause sales to occur. This is good if your commentary on the book was so useful it made someone buy the book. But what if your criticism is so useful, it caused
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Ticket Portfolio makes owning season tickets profitable(seatgeek.com)
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by adelevie 17y ago
"God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference."
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by adelevie 17y ago
http://www.currentlyobsessed.com/2010/03/13/sell-ice-cream-n... "I saw scrappy, analytical sales-oriented entrepreneurs without much technology or product but they had businesses that generate millions of dollars annually."
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by adelevie 17y ago
Balancing startup work with course work. Edit: I'm not a senior--I'm a junior. I wonder how my response to this question will change a year from now.
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by adelevie 17y ago
I resent the title. Loving/liking/using Rails doesn't make you an ass clown. That title gets people's attention for about 20 seconds, and that's about it.
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by adelevie 17y ago
Haven't emailed them. I'm less worried about being the first to get one. I want to let the early adopters figure out whether this thing is legit and then I'll make my decision. I really hope it's the real deal.

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