ajhit406

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by ajhit406 15y ago
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by ajhit406 15y ago
I find it somewhat ironic that a 12-year finance veteran is preaching about integrity and resigning through an op-ed piece in the Times. While it feels good to recognize the eroding integrity of the industry (assuming it existed in the firs
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by ajhit406 15y ago
Perhaps more interesting: http://dribbble.com/shots/423934-This-Means-Markdown/rebound...
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by ajhit406 15y ago
I guess design things happen on dribbble before HN. http://dribbble.com/shots/423934-This-Means-Markdown
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by ajhit406 15y ago
My best guess is a very large company who was in a hiring crunch and made an offer they couldn't refuse. Twitter or Salesforce are good guesses.
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Apple's New iPad Will Transform Web Design(netmagazine.com)
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Invent the Future: Founders Fund Free Conference(techcrunch.com)
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Forbes Billionaires Hall of Fame(forbes.com)
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The unrelenting trends in the US smartphone market(asymco.com)
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Some Tips on Interacting with the Press(cdixon.org)
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Facebook Puts it's Weight Behind HTML5(insidemobileapps.com)
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Before You Dive Into Responsive Design...(blog.anideo.com)
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by ajhit406 15y ago
Hiding text elements on simple, informational sites can work. On mobile devices, the performance hit of loading additional elements is compounded because of the slower connection. The general rule of thumb is if you have a complicated appl
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What I see in Jeremy Lin(hardwoodparoxysm.com)
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$5000 is a gross understatement of the actual costs at play. Drafting a full release can sometimes cost thousands of dollars, and the emotional toll and time-sink of negotiating the terms of release should also be considered. The author wa
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Apple of My...Uh-Oh?(chicadventurer.com)
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Sphinx Build Pack on Heroku(craigkerstiens.com)
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I've only ever designed one casual game, but most of the award screens look pretty similar in every app. IMO this is just a lame attempt at gathering some press. Though, admittedly I haven't (and most assuredly won't) play either of these g
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Zynga Accused of Ripping off Another Competitor's Game(techcrunch.com)
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There's a good chrome extension I use called "Resolution Test" that does something similar: http://www.benbeckford.com/wordpress/2009/11/29/chrome-exten...
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Manybooks: Free E-Book Reference(manybooks.net)
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by ajhit406 15y ago
Wow, I'm surprised that 10hrs after posting nobody has mentioned this book: "The Art of Public Speaking" by Dale Carnegie is considered the Bible of public speaking. http://www.manybooks.net/titles/carnegieda16311631716317-8.h... It's a t
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by ajhit406 15y ago
The line is blurring. Zynga and Hollywood are much closer in terms of their provision of value to consumers than ebay and hollywood. What I'm trying to say is, that VCs are getting closer to cannibalizing the entertainment investment busine
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by ajhit406 15y ago
"Peak" in popularity or in terms of return on expenditure? With cost reduction of special effects, I agree that the playing field will gradually level... ...but to contradict myself a bit, perhaps it won't ever level because new technologie
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Dear Old Media, You've Been Replaced By the Internet(blog.anideo.com)
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What hollywood has going for it, is a track-record of executing on the operations behind producing movies that make money. People who invest in movies invest for the same reasons all of us invest in anything-- to make money. Hollywood is a
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by ajhit406 15y ago
Thanks, great feedback. It seems super obvious now, but at the time it clearly wasn't. Demonstrates how important the story and specifically the tone of the story can be in defining the entire process.
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I helped make the video, and let me say it's super hard to get the tone of your pitch right. We probably should get people who have experience doing voiceovers, but then again, this was a post about how to do this on the cheap. Could you ex
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We tried this for a healthcare Q&A site we built (under the assumption that anonymity was paramount). We blocked spam bots the best we could, but still had issues with actual human spammers and a general lack of quality of submitted pos
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In an environment obsessed with iteration, this article highlights the value of confidence, follow-through and focus. Doing one thing really well is always better than doing a bunch of things half-assed.

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