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by fady 16y ago
they totally ripped your UI, did you attempt to contact them?
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by fady 16y ago
I agree, very well written. It has a fresh, unique take at getting work. Should not be overlooked.
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by fady 16y ago
I like the site, just needs some CSS magic. The readability/usability is ok.
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by fady 16y ago
good article. Yes, SF is full of startups. My half baked ex-stackexchange site has a nice list: http://sfanswers.com/questions/429/list-of-start-up-tech-web...
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by fady 16y ago
good points billybob :) I cannot wait until IE6 is no longer in our minds/OS.
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by fady 16y ago
I agree with charging extra. It's a good tactic to see if they understand, as they certainly will understand spending more money, vs supporting web standards.
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by fady 16y ago
Or you could just give them a 101 on web standards, while giving the main points why you wont support IE6. It almost depends on your clients. ie: Since most MLS programs are still in the dinosaur age, most Realtors use Windows, and good
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by fady 16y ago
what about aeron chairs? They "suspend" me in a good position, whereas other chairs cause soreness if I sit for long periods of time. What I've noticed from years of "sitting jobs", is that you need to keep the hips, lower back firing/mov
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by fady 16y ago
you're not alone.. I would pay as well
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by fady 16y ago
fresh, eager, programmers should jump into any project that interests them, regardless if its personal or public.
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by fady 16y ago
via a comment on TC by "Hhhmmm": This email reeks of someone trying to steer clear of trouble and keep their name clean. It also reads more like a public blog post, not a private email. I wouldn't be surprised if Conway tipped TC himself. A
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by fady 16y ago
Not sure, but I do know that it would be really hard to steal :)
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NASA - Global Hawk(nasa.gov)
1 points by fady 16y ago|3 comments
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by fady 16y ago
I agree with everyone here. Ask for you old job back, they should understand. If all works out, please blog about the experience in more detail...
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by fady 16y ago
good luck Facebook. You will need it.
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by fady 16y ago
this has to be the ugliest blog post ever, especially coming from a hardass like Dave. +1 nphase. Who writes like this? - I don't care who you are, how much money you have, what companies you've helped...his writing stands on its own, very
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by fady 16y ago
nice job!
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Ask HN: Website content writers?
1 points by fady 16y ago|0 comments
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by fady 16y ago
being poor is not having a blog.
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New Google transparency tool shows gov requests, blocked traffic(arstechnica.com)
7 points by fady 16y ago|1 comments
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by fady 16y ago
Leave Posterous in the dust?...please. Posterous is still superior in my opinion, regardless of users or traffic. It's the simplest, most intuitive platform I've used to date. Their source editor is sweet too. If I need to add some links, o
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by fady 16y ago
have you heard of http://www.squarespace.com/ ? They have the same pitch: build a site, no programming required... They have a good model for income..
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by fady 16y ago
why is redfin (a real estate company) blogging about bill gates? weird...
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by fady 16y ago
"The iPad after all, is partly so successful simply due to the fact that "it's a big iPod Touch." ...and the speed!!! The A4 processor in the iPad makes the iPhone 4 seem slow, even though they both use A4 chips. Maybe its hard to compete w
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North Polar Layers of Mars(nasa.gov)
1 points by fady 16y ago|0 comments
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US food waste worth more than offshore drilling(newscientist.com)
3 points by fady 16y ago|0 comments
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Not-so-secret seven hold keys to the internet(newscientist.com)
1 points by fady 16y ago|0 comments
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by fady 16y ago
yeah, regardless, its a great start to building an official database of strains. well done
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by fady 16y ago
very nice site, though the length of the "high" attribute is kind of hard to gauge, esp. if you're a chronic smoker.
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Waffles.fm Invites(livearevolution.com)
1 points by fady 16y ago|0 comments

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