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by colinmcd 9y ago
Sorry about that, I put a note at the top of the page. Also you can follow up to five topics for free, which I think is sufficient for most people.
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Show HN: AwesomeDigest – a diffbot for the GitHub's “awesome” lists(awesomedigest.info)
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Show HN: AwesomeDigest – a personalized tech newsletter for developers(awesomedigest.info)
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Life at MIT (1969)(youtube.com)
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Show HN: Smashing Trumpkins (iOS game)(itunes.apple.com)
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Try me.
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi gravypod, Good points all around. I've added an FAQ (journaljerk.com/faq.html) that addresses some of the data security points. As for the printing and shipping, there's of course nothing we can do about that. I'm pri
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi fluxsauce, I've added an FAQ (journaljerk.com/faq.html) that addresses your point. Thanks for your comment. Colin
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi CaveTech, I've added an FAQ (should be percolating through the Internet as we speak, with some very basic details about the book. For anyone who is interested, the book is a 5x8inch (203x127mm) hardback with a cloth cover and profes
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Haha I'm sure you could. I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader :)
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi CaveTech, Great point with a simple answer. I don't have any print samples yet. Turns out the Printing On Demand companies I was working with enjoy taking of several weeks on either side of Christmas. I'm pretty miffed about th
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi fluxsauce, That is a great point. As you can see, the site is fully HTTPS secured. The Stripe endpoint is also cryptographically secure. Naturally the server has to deal with your entries in plaintext form to print the book, but everythi
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by colinmcd 10y ago
Hi Ewan, I definitely understand your concerns. Here's some answers: I'm doing this. My name is Colin McDonnell, my email is colinmcd94@gmail.com. I'm not a scammer. The service definitely defies some expectations, since its
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Show HN: JournalJerk – In 2017, keep a journal—or else(journaljerk.com)
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Seeing Your Mind(youtube.com)
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Verbs to assist you in describing your accomplishments(hls.harvard.edu)
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Show HN: KickSearcher -- advanced search for Kickstarter(kicksearcher.meteor.com)
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Patrick Winston (MIT) on Marvin Minsky(people.csail.mit.edu)
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RiftSketch: live coding in virtual reality(youtube.com)
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Tesla's Model 3 will include sedan and crossover(marketwatch.com)
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Show HN: Super-minimalist TechCrunch redesign with Stylebot(stylebot.me)
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by colinmcd 11y ago
Yep! All the material is on OCW: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/electrical-engineering-and-comput... It's from 2006 but I'm told his courses don't change much from year to year.
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Human Intelligence Enterprise (MIT Course)(courses.csail.mit.edu)
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Ask HN: Is theoretical computer science missing some parameters?
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by colinmcd 11y ago
haha it's pretty hacky but thanks :) i think a Twitter timeline-esque design would be awesome and would jive with the hashtag approach.
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Show HN: Fetchnotes re-design with Stylebot(stylebot.me)
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by colinmcd 12y ago
really good points. interesting that Meerkat is moving away from the ephemeral model. http://www.businessinsider.com/new-meerkat-features-coming-2...
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Abstraction is for the weak(mcdonnell.svbtle.com)
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