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fady
15y ago
i stopped using ical for this reason. they sacrificed functionality over ugly looks, which makes the whole program feel slow.. just try navigating 6 months ahead..feels weird right?
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fady
15y ago
trello: https://trello.com
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fady
15y ago
interesting app. i signed up. my first entry: "i signed up for one sentence, one day. lets see if i like this"
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15y ago
good post, but most cannot afford to pay them out-of-pocket for their time (nor do they expect that), and we're all approaching this as a project we'll do on our nights and weekends, right? isn't "vesting" traditionally determined as "in s
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15y ago
ahhh. i thought they gained access, etc.. thanks for the clarification.
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15y ago
i'm just amazed when i read about hacks like this. i can't help to think that these guys really know their shit and seem kinda "powerful." not because they did it, but because they know how to. i wish i understood the web's infrastructure
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fady
15y ago
nice!
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15y ago
wow, and you were the one who got me! i "was" in the same boat..passed it up, but after reading your post and the follow up, i just had to signed up. good luck; eat healthy. update: just finished signing up and it took a whole 7 mins. t
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15y ago
hahah. good question. i live in san francisco, so i'm very lucky to have access to local organic farmer markets almost everyday. to answer your question: almost all of it...hopefully. besides the superfoods ( spirulina, cacao, maca powder
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15y ago
wow. way to put that in perspective. when you really think about it, it makes sense. i'm a raw vegan and feel like i am more of a minimalist than the OP and i own 100+ things. at first when reading this article, i was imagining my life wit
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15y ago
okcupid app is pretty descent.
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fady
15y ago
whoa! great bookmarklet. very useful indeed. how long did this take you to make?
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15y ago
he gives his feedback and says that he would pay for it. the article talks about not charging for trello until you have a large user base. it seems like good feedback from a user, so i'm not sure that i agree with you.
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15y ago
thanks for the link vacri!
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15y ago
i'm going to try dvorak out. i started experiencing rsi symptoms last year and decided to switch my mouse hand to my left hand. it took almost 6 + months to train my hand to have the precise motion i had with my right (even when using adob
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fady
15y ago
i would use posterous. they allow you to quickly throw some thing up and also allow you to edit the html/css. you can create pages, etc..while also maintaining your blog.
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15y ago
wow. that is very honest of you avner. dude, keep smiling :) and don't fucking check out. i don't care about your responsibilities. you are more important then all of those and then some. i mean, i have no idea what you're going through, b
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15y ago
"because I don't need the money and it wouldn't be worth the risk that the acquirer would ruin it." last night i watched the movie "meet joe black" and that sentence reminded me of a quote that "william parish" said when he realized he was
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Julian Assange Says WikiLeaks May Be Forced to Close
(nytimes.com)
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15y ago
this is awesome. "bootstraping bootstrap"
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15y ago
good article, but it left out a major factor. food. eating right is so important for energy. i went from normal everyday lebanese food to eating mostly high raw vegan foods and i cannot get enough day for the energy i have. i'm never tir
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15y ago
if there is anything you can take from steve jobs dealth, is that life is way to short to care about small things. follow your heart and keep your head up. they're a lot of people who don't have roofs over their head or food to eat, or wat
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What Steve Jobs Taught Me
(thedailybeast.com)
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15y ago
one of the best concepts i've seen from apple. yes, siri does not do all that, but, you certainly can manage most of it with all the apps available..nice find, nice find indeed!
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15y ago
a dose of reality, and it's really a shame.
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15y ago
joel: great points. "If you'd like to learn another couple of thousand send me an email and come work for me in New York; it looks like you're a pretty decent product designer and programmer." - for some reason i love that you see his talen
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15y ago
wow, 17 years old? i feel like an amateur. great job on those examples.
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15y ago
Ever since HTML5 Boilerplate was launched, a whole plethora of projects have been popping up which were inspired by it. Thanks to all the main devs of H5 Boilerplate and projects a like. Makes learning easier and fun!
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15y ago
@ChuckMcMm @sendos great points. i've been in sf for 5 years and can vouch for how much energy, resources, and passion is in this city. i've never seen so many happy people working away at their jobs, living the life as a san franciscan;
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15y ago
what? that's it? this article was boring. why do peeps care about everything Zuc does or says? I expected a little more juice then a few sentences someone said.. <story> My boss took me on three walks on market st in SF before I w
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