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by arnorhs 15y ago
IMHO: If you have space in your pitch deck for a slide about market cap, it's probably too long. Try focusing on the product and your user exclusively. Your pitch deck's most important role is to explain to who ever is reading that there i
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by arnorhs 15y ago
He mentioned being affected by cognitive dissonance when referencing other editors - he was probably thinking of vim :)
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by arnorhs 15y ago
Don't forget my idol/hero, Mark Suster - he's also originally a developer. The guy is a genius. He has a way to put complex thoughts into understandable words.
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by arnorhs 15y ago
This one I have actually used and is not so "shitty" - but still the same problem of deployment, but thanks for reminding me :)
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by arnorhs 15y ago
It should be noted that CSS sprites are in general not a new idea. It is a common practice used by most front end developers for the last 4-5 years or so. However, they are often hand crafted, but there have been in existence many tools tha
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by arnorhs 15y ago
I don't have a clue about Linkedin's business model or if it would be good investment. I don't like the site itself so much - it suffers from a bad case of feature creep. However this IPO will probably be a pretty big indicator of whether o
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LinkedIn claims $3B valuation in IPO pricing(venturebeat.com)
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by arnorhs 15y ago
Of course this is not exclusively using box shadow but all kinds of clever CSS3 properties such as transform, gradients, etc - non the less very well done. It really shows what kind of freedom CSS3 brings to the web.
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by arnorhs 15y ago
good point. Sort of like a conversation starter
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I'm also trying to control my "introvertism" - it's hard but it pays off. I don't think there's anything that can beat real world networking - I think it's something hard wired into our DNA - we simply relate more to people, remember them a
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Online networking - is it possible?(vikingentrepreneur.com)
3 points by arnorhs 15y ago|6 comments
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Flexibility, speed to market, performance – pick two(arnorhs.com)
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by arnorhs 15y ago
Direct link to the github page: https://github.com/andyedinborough/stress-css Interesting. I've actually been having similar issues with CSS3 elements - this could become very useful.
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CSS Stress Testing and Performance Profiling(andy.edinborough.org)
10 points by arnorhs 15y ago|1 comments
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by arnorhs 15y ago
True. Let's be honest here. Most people are using jQuery to write new applications. Shouldn't we mostly be benchmarking jQuery and some common plugins? Maybe prototype as well. And benchmark the most common functions etc.
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A Super Sweet Linux-windows Development Environment Setup (arnorhs.com)
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by arnorhs 16y ago
I second that. On a side note - It's very strange that there's no email address, no name of the person/persons behind this, no twitter account etc. Just the contact form. I mean, I'd like to follow whoever did this on twitter.
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Awesome to see an Icelandic startup on the HN frontpage! This post is a great example of how applying typical established marketing knowledge to a product presentation can improve things a lot. It's well known that presenting benefits, use
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by arnorhs 16y ago
It depends on how you do it, what bug it is etc. For instance.. IE6 had a difference in the way it adds margins and widths for a long time - it's a bug (at least a deviation from the standards), some people relied on it.. but the common wor
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Warning - Shameless plug - I elaborated on the issue here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2437945
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Yes. Like another commenter in the IE10 preview thread pointed out: the issue will be fixed in FF4 long before IE10 is released.
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Criticizing Firefox for not rendering something correctly seems like throwing bricks in a glass house. Also, I didn't see a Javascript benchmark in there.
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IE10: The IE team throws bricks in a glass house(arnorhs.com)
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Exactly. Also: > What do you expect from a good lecture? Depth, > insight, introspective. It shouldn’t be just > regurgitated material from a textbook and it > shouldn’t be a “how-to” manual on tape. Is it poss
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Great article Ruben. I've been trying your method out for the past days, but the problem is I don't often have to remember things. I wonder if methods like this one are getting irrelevant in the days of computers and smart phones.. Probably
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Yes, Color's technology is impressive. Especially if it can detect which floor you're on etc.. I'm betting they have some hidden tech or application or some sort of insight which causes the valuation. It's also very possible that Sequoia ju
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I changed my opinion on Color after seeing this Interview with Bill Nguyen(arnorhs.com)
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by arnorhs 16y ago
Good point. That might be possible.
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But you'd probably be quicker to get nginx up and running - so I was wondering if there were any benefits beyond a nginx/php-fpm setup
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Any possible benefits of doing this with node.js rather than just the normal nginx setup? Maybe if you're just running a simple node.js app but need to include one single-file php script? I guess that would be useful. Interesting concept. I

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