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by culley 18y ago
Consumer: Cook's Illustrated (for access to Solid Tested Recipes) NetFlix Consumer Reports (big purchases) Mozy (Online Back Up) used to pay for WSJ but dropped that due to News Corp content degradation. Work pays several Online Journal and
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by culley 18y ago
Post to Craigslist personals to drive traffic. People hitting up the personals likely have funny stories to share.
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by culley 18y ago
I understand promiscuously spreading the disks around but crashing it onto a comet? How are we ever going to get that one back when we need it?
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Target the TV instead of the Browser(intelconsumerelectronics.com)
1 points by culley 18y ago|0 comments
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by culley 18y ago
This is built on an open platform. You can now target the TV instead of just the browser. http://www.intelconsumerelectronics.com/Consumer-Electronics...
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Which way does the wind blow - [Infographics Porn](stanford.edu)
1 points by culley 18y ago|0 comments
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by culley 18y ago
Among other things Pandora is good at is getting good PR when needed to help in it's Washington Lobbying. This is at least the second time they've threatened to pull the plug to get positive legislation passed. I agree they are a great serv
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by culley 18y ago
why would I want to share internal business decisions with an external site?
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Ask HN: Sidezoomer or Line Waiter
1 points by culley 18y ago|0 comments
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by culley 18y ago
actual work conversation from last week... me: "Yes, but will this new software reduce the time it takes folks to do their jobs." them: "I don't know." me: "Do you know how long it takes them to do it now?" them: "umm... no." you hit the n
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by culley 18y ago
Not sure about you, but I learned to code by writing psuedo code. I routinely start with comments that psuedo code my idea and then add the sections of the code. If I can't remember how everything is supposed to work while I'm writing it, w
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[Ask YC] Icon suggestions for 1 button Zoom / Unzoom
3 points by culley 18y ago|3 comments
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by culley 18y ago
a silcon foundry uses serious games to control the flow of small one off products through their factory. Each customer can set their own price bonus for running their lot. High price, faster velocity, product available sooner. It is an o
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by culley 18y ago
Another option is that traditional media has caught up with the bloggers and is using Digg to drive traffic to their online sites. NY Times and Guardian both seem to be providing much more "usable" online content that shows up here, on redd
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by culley 18y ago
My buddy went for a 3 mile run listening to pandora on his 3g Iphone yesterday in albuquerque. It didn't drop once. I bought a phone from sprint specifically to listen to Pandora in my car. I can't get it to play a single song stationary
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by culley 18y ago
a classic supply demand market for early adopters would work. Give invitations for free while you are obscure Grant 50 invitations to the early adopters Start a bidding process for new adopters that closes every hour. Thus allowing the earl
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Words don't mean what they mean(time.com)
2 points by culley 18y ago|0 comments
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by culley 18y ago
Check out The New Yorker's take... http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=241284 makes sense to me.
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Oily Speculations(newyorker.com)
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by culley 18y ago
There is interest in the corporate space for 3d interaction of tools and equipment w/ folks from different geos. Complex troubleshooting, training, etc. I'll be playing with Lively in the morning behind the firewall.
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by culley 18y ago
Have you taken a vacation lately? Get away from your current location. Experience something new. Guard your time away and don't let the work intrude. You'll be surprised how much easier problems like this become with a little time to recha
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by culley 18y ago
My god. Are you making love to your computer or what?
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by culley 18y ago
"Now, since you're not a PhD student, you like money, so this is bad." - great!
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by culley 18y ago
I work in a large corporate manufacturing environment that runs 24 x 7 with lots of money at stake, and we are actively moving to TDD/BDD. I expected a much bigger fight from management, but TDD really aligns with the "Toyota Way"... not t
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by culley 18y ago
I'd see it w/ Steve Buscemi.
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by culley 18y ago
psst... I work at a large corporation. I choose who I work with. I choose my own projects. I work 40 hours a week for a good salary. I have good health care (in America). I do have to describe my projects in terms that matter to my corpora
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by culley 18y ago
Why is it surprising that they'd pick chambers that amplify the human voice? If I was going to initiate someone in a cave that was dark, smokey and full of animal paintings on the wall, I'd really like my voice to be booming too.
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by culley 18y ago
I work at a large manufacturing company that is data driven. Thanks for giving me the data to support good design.
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by culley 18y ago
It's been more than a year since I helped an elderly neighbor put out his recycling. Not that he asked me, and Not that he didn't vigorously refuse any help. We ended up talking for 2 hours well after dark there in the street. I've alway
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by culley 18y ago
I found a jump on jump off bus tour that took me on a loop of scotland and allowed me to get on and off the bus as many times as I wanted, and then got off at every stop for at least a day if not a couple days. I brought a tent and never us

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