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by dchuk 12y ago
Both of these problems can be designed around from a UX perspective: 1) As a user is scrolling, you can use PushState to update the URL to provide actual linkable pages. It does make re-clicking that link in the future odd though because th
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by dchuk 12y ago
Well, "200 Motels" shows about 16 seeds on Kickass right now, while Inception has about 1600. So that would explain why one works so much better than the other.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Donations and t-shirts probably aren't going to be enough to make the investors happy AND keep the whole operation afloat. Investors don't want to just break even, they want to see a big multiple return on their investment.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Well, that's supposing that the big cable companies are rational. They tend to act counter to that in a lot of situations though...
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by dchuk 12y ago
While I'm excited that more Big Networks are realizing that offering streaming only packages to consumers is a Good Idea, I'm really worried about how the cable internet companies will retaliate. We've already seen them blame
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by dchuk 12y ago
That page shows Mavericks, not Yosemite... Screeny: http://i.imgur.com/r6F7f5x.jpg
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by dchuk 12y ago
We've already cut the cable, saving us about $1000/year. I played football for more than half my life and love watching it, and am willing to pay for high quality access to it, but I refuse to jump through hoops to do so. It'
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by dchuk 12y ago
"Now you can stream live, out-of-market NFL games on your favorite device without a DIRECTV satellite TV subscription if you live in a select apartment building, attend one of these universities, or live in the following metro areas: N
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by dchuk 12y ago
I can't get them (legally) like I said in my OP. I usually stream games not on locally to my computer and tabcast to my TV with chromecast but the quality is mega-shitty. We also have an HD antenna in the living room which gets us NBC,
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by dchuk 12y ago
The dude has consistently released the best Rails tutorial for free for years, I think it's permissible for him to ask for some imaginary internet currency to get exposure for the paid version that helps him pay the bills.
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by dchuk 12y ago
My girlfriend and I have two TVs (bedroom and living room) in the house, each with a chromecast hooked up. I have a media center computer running plex in the living room. We use my original Nexus 7 tablet as our "remote". NO REMOT
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by dchuk 12y ago
There is so little innovation going on in the apple tv-esque space. All of these devices look and act exactly the same (Fire, AppleTV, this thing, Roku, etc)
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by dchuk 12y ago
I've complained about the lack of app trials via the mac/iOS app stores for years now. It would be SO EASY for them to incorporate this functionality for developers to allow, where I can try a full version of an app for a certain
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by dchuk 12y ago
> "Square, a six-year-old start-up, spent much of its early years bringing small, square-shaped credit card readers to small and medium-sized businesses." 6 years old, just raised $150mn...yeah, that's not a startup anymor
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by dchuk 12y ago
An options contract or an insurance policy can be re-sold to another party without anyone needing specialized "service-like" knowledge. Generally you can classify something as a product if it can be re-sold without a specialist be
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by dchuk 12y ago
Can you expand on what you mean? I've only played with buzzsumo a bit to bulk check sharing stats for sites.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Hubspot has a very different client base and sales system than Moz does. Hubspot sells their services and tools directly to small business owners and it is not cheap at all. Moz sells to SEOs, of which there aren't a lot of and the poo
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by dchuk 12y ago
GA showed you which keywords were driving traffic, correct. But they didn't ever tell you the position your content was ranking at. So what if you have an article on your site that is ranking bottom of first page (~#10) for a keyword y
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by dchuk 12y ago
Well, good content is always important for a variety of reasons. Links are and will always be a major factor for why a site ranks. Technical SEO is what I recommend to most people...basically doing site audits to make sure you don't ha
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by dchuk 12y ago
Well they certainly can do that now, I just think that that's not what they were planning on doing originally and with all the other dev problems they ran into, they couldn't pivot fast enough to the new data source. I think they&
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by dchuk 12y ago
I guess I'll be the only person to comment on the actual Moz business struggles rather than the depression side of this post. Moz raised their money at a really tricky time because it was right before Google essentially bent over the S
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by dchuk 12y ago
For someone who has been coding in Rails for years but hasn't ever done the testing side of things, would you recommend working through your book or looking at other resources to get up to speed?
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by dchuk 12y ago
It's interesting to me that there has been very little mention of the fact that the Apple Watches (at least the watches we've seen so far) are purely for right handed people who wear watches on their left hand. If you tried wearin
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by dchuk 12y ago
Why does it matter?
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A Scrapers Toolkit: Redis(jakeaustwick.me)
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by dchuk 12y ago
Can you explain how they went about just pulling the term sheet even after you guys signed it? Sort of in a nebulous situation with our own investors right now and would appreciate chatting with someone with a similar experience. You could
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by dchuk 12y ago
This is great news, my soon to launch startup will be leveraging their fantastic API heavily for a date planning tool for couples in the near future.
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by dchuk 12y ago
People didn't downvote you because they care about Dropbox Pro, they downvoted you for saying nothing of substance and sounding like a child.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Well, it isn't. His logic is flawed.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Bingo

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