charliepark

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by charliepark 17y ago
This is a solved problem. Seth actually linked to my explanation of it. http://charliepark.tumblr.com/post/169016492/in-seth-godins-...
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by charliepark 17y ago
Braintree (a payment processor I use and highly recommend) has a number of resources (videos, articles, etc.) at their blog ( http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/blog ). Look on the left-hand side for the PCI-specific resources, or use
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by charliepark 17y ago
It's absurd that I can't search in both podcasts and my normal music library with one search field. I have a number of podcasts from live shows (like NPR's "Live Concerts From All Songs Considered"), and if I look up an artist ("Neko Case")
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by charliepark 17y ago
You're right; it was assigning an index, on line 11 of the migration. Changing it to "created_at" works fine.
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by charliepark 17y ago
This looks like a terrific resource. I was just setting up an A/B test the other day with Google Website Optimizer ... I just wanted to test a single word change. To go through GWO, I had to set up a multivariate test, with multiple js snip
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Obama's War and How to Win It (10 Rules for 5th Gen Warfare)(blogs.harvardbusiness.org)
5 points by charliepark 17y ago|2 comments
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by charliepark 17y ago
It's surprising how many cells of that table say "GoDaddy."
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by charliepark 17y ago
This is spot-on. That whole "omit needless words" exercise? This is an excellent place where it could be applied. The form is straightforward. Just have people play with it.
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How Steve Jobs validates the Customer Development model.(startuplessonslearned.blogspot.com)
41 points by charliepark 17y ago|11 comments
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by charliepark 17y ago
Both are valid concerns / issues. We've hopefully addressed them both within Monotask, but we'll see how it survives the beta and how it'll need to evolve. Would love your input when we launch.
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by charliepark 17y ago
Attention management is an interesting / emerging space. There are a few other Mac apps out there ( http://macfreedom.com/ , http://visitsteve.com/work/selfcontrol/ ), and a few Firefox extensions ( http://www.proginosko.com/leechblock.htm
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by charliepark 17y ago
Neat stuff. Jef Raskin explores a number of these ideas (ZUIs, command-lines-everywhere, etc.) in his book The Humane Interface. Some really cool ideas about UI design.
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by charliepark 18y ago
While I agree with a number of the points he's making, there's a serious correlation / causation problem here. The claims: • Most people in America don't know how to think critically. • People who think critically are literate. • People who
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by charliepark 18y ago
We use Braintree ( http://www.braintreepaymentsolutions.com/ ), and I've never had a better experience with a service provider. They're consummately professional, know their product and category inside and out, and are eager to educate peop