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by dlf 14y ago
And that's fine, assuming the user wants the app to know which ideas belong to them. From a UX standpoint, it's so much better to let the user kick the tires before requiring them to register.
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by dlf 14y ago
I like the idea, but I don't see any reason why I should have to register before playing around with the app a bit. Let the user submit ideas and only require registration when they want to create their own private "bin".
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by dlf 14y ago
I watched that for the first time a couple of weeks ago. It's quite a difficult discipline to practice, especially when it seems that every waking hour is spent completely plugged in. I aspire to do it, but so far it's been a struggle.
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by dlf 14y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding you, Reddit sort of does this already.
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Moneyball & the HR Department(blogs.wsj.com)
2 points by dlf 14y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 14y ago
They've said they're not interested in doing it, which is kind of surprising.
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by dlf 14y ago
Yeah, there's already startups waiting in the wings, which is interesting given that it'll be a solid year or more before regulations are formed around this. All we have now is an enabling act. As can be imagined, it takes time for regulato
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by dlf 14y ago
Looks like the deadline was 3 days ago.
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by dlf 15y ago
Reach out to known travel blogs with a well drafted summary of what you offer. Attach some promotion to it. If you plan to charge, than offer a discount to readers with a code that references the website that is blogging about you. If you d
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by dlf 15y ago
...and that's why they're failing. I never read anything from Yahoo anyway.
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by dlf 15y ago
This is good to hear. At least if we get rejected we'll know that the goalpost is still in the same general location, even if the competition makes it harder to reach. How do you weigh references when reviewing an application? Has there eve
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by dlf 15y ago
I thought that might be the case. I remember that being posted a few weeks ago.
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by dlf 15y ago
It is. I'm not sure, since I'm not the creator. It's just what the description said where I saw it.
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The Milky Way in HTML5(djer.roe.ac.uk)
56 points by dlf 15y ago|23 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
The only requirement I have for these things is that the after event drinks are held at a place where you don't have to raise your voice to have a conversation. Most pubs are satisfactory for that purpose. I've never seen anyone get complet
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Ask HN: What was your first real project?
9 points by dlf 15y ago|12 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
But that is the actual title. I think it's meant to defuse the notion that it's an April Fool's joke.
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by dlf 15y ago
He was pretty convincing in The Guardian, which was as serious as I've ever seen him. There may be others: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0005110/
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No joke: Ashton Kutcher to play Steve Jobs in biopic (venturebeat.com)
76 points by dlf 15y ago|46 comments
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Neuroinformatics Heads to School: The Future of Personalized Learning(fairobserver.com)
2 points by dlf 15y ago|0 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
Why can't FG reply here?
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by dlf 15y ago
Ah, okay. Sounds like you could probably teach me a thing or two then!
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by dlf 15y ago
This is really cool! Congrats on starting! There are some really good resources now. Perhaps find out what technologies they'll have you use at your uncle's company. If you'll be using Ruby, it might be good to start with Code School ( http
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by dlf 15y ago
At the risk of making all of HN think I work for Udacity, which I don't, I'm just going to go ahead and recommend Udacity's CS101 "Building a Search Engine" class. It truly is awesome. I signed up late for it and am working through it now.
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by dlf 15y ago
Funny. That's exactly what I cited in my blog post! :-)
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by dlf 15y ago
Awesome story. I graduated with a JD/MPA in 2010, but already started working in a startup the summer prior to graduation. I've been in startups ever since and have recently started to (slowly) teach myself to code. I haven't had the time o
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What is a hacker? ...or, let me know if I'm wasting my time.(overnumerated.com)
3 points by dlf 15y ago|3 comments
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Want To Hook Your Users? Drive Them Crazy.(techcrunch.com)
4 points by dlf 15y ago|1 comments
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by dlf 15y ago
Yeah, I just started doing the course way late, since I just recently heard about it myself. You can still access the materials. It might be good motivation to haul through everything in time for the final exam. That's what I'm trying to do
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by dlf 15y ago
Have you read "Code" by Charles Petzold yet? I highly recommend you get ahold of this book. It's the quickest way to get to a solid understanding of the fundamentals of computer science and makes for an interesting read with all of the hist

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