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   by austinhutch 11y ago

   Aren't the collection programs that are related to the pause concerned with phone records?
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   by austinhutch 11y ago

   Not only that, I followed the instructions (on iOS) and there is no "Tailor Twitter based on my apps", only "Tailor ads based on info from ad partners".
3. 63.▲
   by austinhutch 11y ago

   I think a limit would increase exposure for the featured products, and reduce the fatigue in browsing them each day.
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   by austinhutch 11y ago

   This idea has been done to death, to be fair.
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   by austinhutch 12y ago

   I think asking for help in some of the aforementioned subreddits and websites with a small project like the OP suggested would be a great way to garner interest.
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   by austinhutch 12y ago

   The only thing I remember about Google Helpouts was reading liveninja's response to its introduction: http://www.willweinraub.com/dear-google-thanks-for-copying-m... Pretty interesting to back and read now.
7. 67.▲
   by austinhutch 12y ago

   Finally got a win, took me about 10 rounds. Really cool thanks for sharing.
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   by austinhutch 12y ago

   Selected 13-16 year old age group and was asked for favorite type of alcohol.
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   by austinhutch 12y ago

   Public? It is a private transaction between two parties. This is why I don't understand Venmo's interface that tells me about transactions that I'm not involved in. I always set my payments to private, admittedly it does make
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Can you share any of the source? I would really like to learn how you did this. Awesome job, I love it!
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    She says the marketing team was filled with a bunch of "white guys". I don't see what the issue is.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Wow. All of the positive reviews were completely reactionary to the negative reviews. If that doesn't scream "encouraged by upper management" I don't know what does. They read so unauthentically.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    CMU does some of the most interesting work around with data from Twitter. Some of the same people responsible for this worked on predicting NFL games with Twitter data[0] [0] https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~nasmith/papers/s
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    No scrolljacking, beautiful colors, product screenshots, nice imagery and typography.. this is a successful execution of the ubiquitous "startup site" style. Not a comment on the product, but I had to commend you for getting this
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    The majority of ad $ spend has been in TV. It's not because there was a credit card reader on each TV, but because there was not a better way to get that kind of wide exposure. There is tons of money transitioning from TV to other area
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    I'm aware of one such startup ( https://roadtrippers.com/ ) that has $4 mil in funding[0]. Ideas don't work until they do, I think this nut can be cracked. [0] http://www.crunchbase.com/organization&#
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    I think there is some truth to this, but personally, I've been to events on both sides of the coin. StartX, for instance, hosted an event where I met several smart people and heard two fantastic presentations. If I were working on a st
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: For the right opportunity Technologies: HTML/CSS, Javascript, PHP, SQL, Hive, D3.js/Chart.js, Tableau Resume: http://austinhutchison.com/resume.pdf?hc E
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Something lost in translation here? Bro-fest, meaning males hanging out together. Where is the racism? http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=brofest
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    I love the idea (one of many listed in my evernote), but I really don't like the tag line. "Your personal Twitter favorite automaton" doesn't explain the awesome value this provides in curating and organizing my twitter
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Awesome! I was thinking of curating popular HN posts in a similar way, but with a little less frequency (higher threshold before it gets pushed to a feed or whatever). Very cool.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    The +Pool has been one of my favorite projects to follow. When I think about the most compelling kickstarter marketing efforts, it always springs to mind. I'm always encouraged to hear about their progress. It's hard to believe ju
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    I built a tool that analyzes the frequency of strings in the monthly "Who's Hiring" posts over the past 12 months. It works with one word or two word strings. Here's a blog post with more explanation and a few interestin
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    Show HN: “Who's Hiring” Trends(austinhutchison.com)

    11 points by austinhutch 12y ago|2 comments
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    This is how I generally try and position myself and I think more and more startups will find this type of role valuable, but as of now I don't see many startups that are explicitly looking for this type of early employee.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    More people have access to the second method. Many people would rather have a 25% chance of getting through and paying the lower price than not being able to afford a ticket at all.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    Any step in lowering the barrier to civic activism is a good one. Thanks for building this tool.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    I agree the on-boarding process when registering an account is painfully bad on the desktop. I'm wondering what the breakdown is on desktop vs mobile account creation.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    So cool! Just got my ticket.
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    by austinhutch 12y ago

    This is awesome! Great content for DigitalOcean to be pushing out as I am probably the exact audience they are looking for when they published this. E.g. I've never gone beyond a shared hosting setup but have been curious to try my luc