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by danielha 20y ago
A certain Richard Stallman (of GNU notoriety) spoke at my University yesterday on copyright history, current copyright law, and its implications when it comes to technology. While I can't say I stand alongside him on all of his viewpoints,
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by danielha 20y ago
I found this to be a nice read. A lot of it extends beyond what many of us are focused on at the moment (just building a truly meaningful product), though it's probably good to keep this in sights. Read it and saved it for (near) future ref
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by danielha 20y ago
As far as implementing basic features go, my rule of thumb is this: If someone is using your site and he feels he should be able to intuitively accomplish something, it should be there. These features should feel as little as "features&
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by danielha 20y ago
There are a lot of services I use because, in addition to being useful and convenient, they are free. Despite how much I may gain in productivity or enjoyment from a service, it may stop being so as convenient or approachable when I have to
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Services you'd keep using if they weren't free(franticindustries.com)
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by danielha 20y ago
If you can't get someone else excited about your product, then you might be approaching it the wrong way. But there are many reasons why VCs might not want to get their hands in. They might deem it as a me-too or as a novelty not worth expl
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by danielha 20y ago
Coulton's stuff is great. And although this is one of my favorites, it's important to remember that you don't HAVE to be a code monkey if you're a software engineer. I think a lot of students are getting discouraged from the computer scienc
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by danielha 20y ago
I'm a huge fan of anything that Kawasaki says -- not necessarily for its literal content (though he usually says some good stuff) -- but because he always conveys his message beautifully. Great video and very funny. I planned on being at C
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by danielha 20y ago
I believe I mentioned this in the other thread, but I'd like to see my comment after submitting it instead of it just jumping to the top of the page. An ajax implementation for the comment voting would be nice too. This was mentioned along
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by danielha 20y ago
From following the usual blogs such as Mashable and TechCrunch, I expected some other startups to be included. A few of those 25 happen to be dealing with advertising, targeted or otherwise. It's interesting when a lot of these startups are
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by danielha 20y ago
It'd also be a plus to have the page jump to your newly submitted comment after the fact instead of ending up at the top of the page.
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by danielha 20y ago
There's minimalistic and then there's insufficient. I'm all for keeping it simple and functional, but a little aesthetic snazz can contribute to the end goal. I couldn't find the 'Reply' link for a moment -- and I'm not even THAT blind. ;)