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by dchuk 12y ago
Anyone with any experience in the SEO world knows that Danny Sullivan doesn't have a fucking clue anymore. He's no different than a talking head reporting on the daily ups and downs of the stock market on your local news.
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by dchuk 12y ago
Because solutions already exist like Cloud66 which means I don't have to learn Ansible. Having worked on deployment solutions for previous projects (using Capistrano), I was ridiculously relieved to discover Cloud66 and realize that I
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by dchuk 12y ago
Holy moly man, you were the one who provided that link: "It's not just Google that recommends to avoid link spamming. For example, at http://www.seroundtable.com/bing-links-knowledge-18535.html you can read where
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by dchuk 12y ago
"You should never know in advance a link is coming, or where it’s coming from. If you do, that’s the wrong path." That is an absolutely ridiculous rule of thumb to follow. What exactly is wrong about doing something like: 1) Havin
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by dchuk 12y ago
> What am I doing wrong? Am I like a person outside of the 14-22 year demographic watching MTV for the first time? Nah, you're probably just a cynical pedant. Pinterest has one of the clearest and most compelling landing pages of an
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by dchuk 12y ago
This is directed at both your comment and the other reply to yours: Angular is a very very opinionated framework. To get as much benefit as possible from it, there's not really an option to make a "universal" framework with A
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by dchuk 12y ago
SO EXCITED TO USE THIS SOON. I'm working on a big new project that is all Angular based and the fact that there's an Angular based mobile app framework that is focused on speed and replicating the native feel is just fantastic. I&
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by dchuk 12y ago
When did you give it a try? I bought it after using it for the full trial period and I never had an issue with either version. Pretty sure there's just a login on app launch that checks if you've paid, there's no difference b
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by dchuk 12y ago
"We started by reimagining ridesharing." I've always viewed Lyft as Uber X with a pink furry mustache. What exactly have they "reinvented" before this announcement that wasn't already "reinvented" by
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by dchuk 12y ago
I just bought this yesterday actually. Hands down the best app for this use case, and $20 is a steal when you weigh that cost against the value of maintaining your own sanity. Using this with ElasticSearch is almost fun.
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by dchuk 12y ago
It's entirely possible for someone to use multiple search engines that aren't already predefined. Step outside of your power-user mindset for a second and realize there are "normal" people in this world, unlike you and I
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by dchuk 12y ago
A practical application for fixed headers is retaining access to search fields on pages with infinite scrolling (which is why they're doing it here). Otherwise, you might be ten pages deep and then have to scroll all the back up to sea
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by dchuk 13y ago
Or: "Instant development environments, anywhere, anytime...all in the browser"
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by dchuk 13y ago
I'm far from an expert on this topic, but I am a developer, and I am currently working on a project that leverages both MySQL and ElasticSearch for storage. MySQL handles all of the "boring" data such as users, profiles, comm
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by dchuk 13y ago
If I weren't trying to stay up to speed with about two dozen other technologies, I'd have switched to rbenv. RVM works for me and stays out of my way so I'm just leaving it be for now :)
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by dchuk 13y ago
As a Rails coder on a Mac who uses RVM for managing my apps, is there any reason for me to switch to Tokaido? And if there is a compelling reason to, what would happen if I ran this installer? Massive conflicts or is it all sandboxed or som
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by dchuk 13y ago
99.999% of Facebook's BILLION USERS don't have the slightest care in the world for privacy concerns on Facebook.
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by dchuk 13y ago
Well Google has basically done that by filling up the search results with additional pieces like ads, images, news, maps, local results, etc. Organic results practically don't exist anymore above the fold.
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by dchuk 13y ago
Facebook has a pattern of opening the flood gates on new features to gain massive adoption and then closing those flood gates so they can profit from them. Not necessarily an "evil" move on their part, though it is annoying. Remem
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by dchuk 13y ago
It's because of the taxes.
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by dchuk 13y ago
This looks like it was designed by someone new to web design...so bland and such weak use of space. The gradients and shadows are oddly used as well. This just comes off as a rough prototype put together over a weekend, not a year-in-the-ma
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by dchuk 13y ago
95% of Google's revenue comes from ads, and they're probably at least 5 years away from drawing revenue from their auto/robot projects.
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by dchuk 13y ago
Wait, is this reservoir one of the large, open, lake-like ones? If so, aren't they already susceptible to tons of other stuff naturally getting in there, like dirt and bird shit? What did everyone expect, that the water would just natu
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by dchuk 13y ago
Sure, it just takes a certain type of employee. Needs to be someone who values autonomy and is working on things that don't need two guys on a keyword in front of a monitor trying to figure out.
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by dchuk 13y ago
As someone who has had a few successes and a few failures, I find both types of stories to be interesting to be honest. An informed story of failure can be just as enlightening as the flip-side. Plus, there's nothing to learn from sere
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by dchuk 13y ago
You should post YOUR story then, as an example of what's to come, and to encourage others to join you in sharing their stories.
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Angular and Durandal Converge(blog.angularjs.org)
2 points by dchuk 13y ago|0 comments
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Google Will Withhold Search Query Data From Paid Clicks(searchengineland.com)
1 points by dchuk 13y ago|0 comments
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by dchuk 13y ago
Good, maybe they can spend some of that on fixing their god awful UX.
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by dchuk 13y ago
What exactly do you expect from a free service? Seems like they're doing more than enough to accommodate you, a user who makes them nothing while costing them something.

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