brett

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More Mail I Love(ricksegal.typepad.com)
1 points by brett 18y ago|0 comments
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by brett 18y ago
Why even try to make it into an acronym when you have to work that hard for it?
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by brett 18y ago
I'm one of the cofounders. Please feel free to get in touch: brett at slinkset
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by brett 18y ago
#!/usr/bin/env ruby domains = %w{reddit.com loopt.com clickfacts.com textpayme.com snipshot.com inklingmarkets.com flagr.com wufoo.com youos.com likebetter.com thinkature.com jamglue.com shoutfit.com sc
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by brett 18y ago
I made a little bit more robust version. Some of the whois calls (like heroku.com) have 2 OrgName lines and some don't have one at all (like weebly.com). Amazon.com, Inc. 7 youos.com jamglue.com shoutf
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Stone: Dead-Simple Ruby Data Persistence(rubyinside.com)
9 points by brett 18y ago|3 comments
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How do we set the valuation for a seed round?(venturehacks.com)
18 points by brett 18y ago|0 comments
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The international kilogram conundrum(latimes.com)
6 points by brett 18y ago|2 comments
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by brett 18y ago
Being able to follow pg on his threads page is part of the bias too. He gets more votes because his comments get read by more people.
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by brett 18y ago
I would argue that if you're going to go the trouble of including a "Shout-outs" page, you should mention the company who's application you stole verbatim: http://www.founderscoop.com/shout-outs.php
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Pubmatic Data Suggests Small Sites Command Higher Rates For Remnant Ads Than Large Sites.(techcrunch.com)
3 points by brett 19y ago|0 comments
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Aztec Math Decoded, Reveals Woes of Ancient Tax Time(news.nationalgeographic.com)
3 points by brett 19y ago|0 comments
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Why Git won't mean Rails snubs Windows(weblog.rubyonrails.com)
6 points by brett 19y ago|1 comments
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by brett 19y ago
http://www.clickpass.com/docs/contact
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Rails is moving from SVN to Git(weblog.rubyonrails.com)
36 points by brett 19y ago|3 comments
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by brett 19y ago
It would be cooler if it integrated with http://codepad.org/
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by brett 19y ago
Ha. I guess that wasn't very helpful. What I meant to say is that it's kind of silly to suggest that basic startup advice should automatically include something about SEO. Even if we assume that SEO is highly important and every startup sh
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by brett 19y ago
April Fools?
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Exciting times in Rails land (review of some 2.1 features)(caboo.se)
13 points by brett 19y ago|1 comments
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by brett 19y ago
I was hoping that wasn't going to be as despicable as the title sounded. That's really upsetting.
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by brett 19y ago
Am I the only one that was ignorant of the annotate_models plugin? http://repo.pragprog.com/svn/Public/plugins/annotate_models/
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by brett 19y ago
That strikes me as a really good idea, even if it only went to people already designated as editors. My guess is that there are borderline stories that editors are close to killing but ultimately don't because of (perceived) community supp
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by brett 19y ago
The best voters are going to be the ones who take the time to read and evaluate what they're voting on. They're naturally going to get outpaced by people who vote reflexively based on titles (Ron Paul syndrome) or who go for short attention
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Getting Recommended(venturehacks.com)
7 points by brett 19y ago|0 comments
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by brett 19y ago
There's not really anything to get. I'm more worried about you being able to remember and spell it.
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by brett 19y ago
Cool. Both of those are on our todo list. Using an arbitrary domain works, but we haven't put it in the ui because it requires some work from the user and we want to make sure there is appropriate help so that it does not confuse anyone.
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by brett 19y ago
Yeah that was a bug; I just deployed a fix. We weren't ready for people putting periods in their usernames. My guess is that you changed it to public right after the fix. Thanks.
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by brett 19y ago
We actually have comments. Clearly that's not obvious if you are not logged in (and no one has yet commented on a link on the page). Something we should look at.
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by brett 19y ago
Thanks for the tip. We've been meaning to go the css sprite route on those, but haven't gotten to it yet.
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by brett 19y ago
We're still nailing that down, but I think we've got some decent ideas...

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