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by bpm140 16y ago
So many people look back and say college was the "best four years of their life." This is usually due to a sense of nostalgia, often aptly described as "a longing for simpler times." I hated college when I was there. Sure there were fun p
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by bpm140 16y ago
Great slideshow. I'm also a huge fan of this article about common pitfalls in creating achievements: http://www.gamasutra.com/blogs/GregMcClanahan/20091202/3709/... . In it, Kongregate's "achievements" guy gives 14 tropes that usually spe
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by bpm140 16y ago
You're making the assumption that the two things are mutually exclusive. Not all functional behaviors require overt mental processing.
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by bpm140 17y ago
Sorry for the self link, but I'm really interested in feedback from folks. It's at about draft three right now and there's plenty of room for changes and additions. Thx!
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Migrating to the Twitter Streaming API: A Primer(blog.gnip.com)
2 points by bpm140 17y ago|1 comments
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by bpm140 17y ago
Gnip (www.gnip.com) is hiring Rails / AJAX developers in Boulder, Colorado. Check out http://www.gnip.com/company/jobs/web-developer and drop me an email at eric@gnip.com
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by bpm140 17y ago
I think a more accurate analysis is as follows: The reason more people update statuses (Facebook, Twitter, etc) than maintain blogs is because there is little guilt in slacking on the former. If you fail to blog for a week you typically hat
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by bpm140 18y ago
There really hasn't been a good movie recommendation engine since LikeMinds got sold to IBM and their MovieCritic.com site was shuttered. One of the original brains behind their collaborative filtering technology launched a similar site a f
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by bpm140 18y ago
Great article, and the "friend" part is superfluous. All of Daniel's lessons apply whether you're starting something with a friend you've known for two decades (my previous startup) or with someone you met at the partner pitch (my current
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by bpm140 18y ago
Sort of like what happened to Feedburner, right?