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fbnt
16y ago
While I don't think there isn't a single canonical form for a landing page for the obvious reasons, I really appreciated the color-mood pairs at the end of the article. I'll keep them in mind the next time I'm choosing the colour scheme for
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16y ago
This is the same feeling I often get watching history channel or the likes. Sometime I wish I was an historian, because some level of details and certain conclusions on facts happened thousands of years ago just sounds made up for entertain
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16y ago
Looks like a nicely executed product, I haven't tested it, but this is the feeling I get from visiting the site. However, I think you might have two minor problems here: 1) Getting people on the site and let people know you exist. See rmah'
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fbnt
16y ago
This disagrees with my personal learn-as-you-need-it mantra. (works if you're already fluent with programming fundamentals)
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fbnt
16y ago
Friendly advice from a fellow italian HNer: please stop whining and get some stuff done.
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fbnt
16y ago
I've always had the feeling that working 'literally' from home is a recipe for heavy procrastination. I think I'd rather spend a little bit of money and get some office space somewhere, so I can somehow force myself a routine, interact with
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16y ago
I think the majority of developers/startup founders have no problems sharing their idea or plan before launch date. They talk about it to attract new prospective clients, collaborators, create interest and so on. Very few operates in stealt
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16y ago
I know many will disagree with me, but I've always had the feeling that advertising on mobile apps is there to exploit user distraction. I haven't got any source to back my theory, nor any conversion rate stats, but I would say that a big c
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16y ago
I like it :) the auto mode is a nice touch, but please get rid of the "OMZG! NO laziness detected!" thing, it's distracting and looks like an error message..
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16y ago
I just realized that Alexis = Reddit founder = kn0thing = the author of this -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Isk88nT0sRY That is one of my favourite youtubes. Big kudos! I couldn't stop laughing the first time I watched it. It's ama
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16y ago
Hey guys, I've heard about Mashape before (tagliaerbe etc.) but never really had a chance to get a closer look at it. As a developer myself, I can see what the whole thing is about, but it's not super clear what are the advantages of using
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fbnt
16y ago
You might want to have a look at this: http://tibleiz.net/asm-xml/index.html It's a fast (200MB/sec) XML parser/decoder in pure x86 assembler.
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Ask HN: How to conduct an effective Market Research?
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16y ago
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16y ago
When in doubt, you can also use my little webapp: http://phras.in It also works if you type something like this: http://phras.in/realize/realise /shameless plug
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MySQL versus MongoDB - Fetch by secondary index
(mysqlha.blogspot.com)
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16y ago
Great article, the whole analysis is spot-on. In a country where risk-aversion is intrinsecally rooted in the business culture, it's difficult to be serious about any business plan that dosen't lie in a well established market, but not impo
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The superstar effect.
(intenseminimalism.com)
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16y ago
Good job Roman, I enjoyed Mallette's interview. I'm not sure if having a completely heterogeneous set of guests is a good idea, rather than focusing on smaller niches. This way I feel like there are low chances that I'd be interested inyour
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16y ago
- It's the only place I've lived where my geekiness wasn't the least bit unusual and where I wasn't usually the smartest person in the room, and that was refreshing. - There's something I don't like in this sentence. This isn't the first
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16y ago
I was at home here in Italy, around 3pm or something like that. I was making websites back then and I used to work from home a couple of days a week, with my boss constantly on the phone. After some talking he went like 'Have you seen that
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16y ago
Why on earth would you keep 600K on your paypal account anyway?
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I don't get all the fuss here: The site was against their TOS and Rackspace had to pull it off. You may not publish, transmit or store on or via the Rackspace Cloud's network and equipment any content or links to any content that the Racks
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Ask HN: How many of you have used BuildItWithMe? Any good?
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16y ago
Probability of some old man clicking one of the four different links kindly proposed on the top of the page by Google while he's typing his search query is higher than the probability of him clicking the only ad shown to him with the old se
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16y ago
Agreed. Seems to me that they're just trying to inflate the number of adwords impressions this way, and not helping me in any way with my search. And it's utterly distracting too. Excuse the negativity.
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16y ago
This type of services were kind of popular 4-5 years ago, but never really got a critical mass of users. Some of them also had some troubles with the law and Bank lobbies. Here is a few examples: Zopa Prosper Landing Club
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RSA Animate - Smile or Die
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
I'm not American, so I can't really say anything on the subject, but one thing that always shocks me is that while American's health care is strictly bounded to their jobs, yet lots and lots of them seems to have no or little savings, and s
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fbnt
16y ago
True, but the problem with voting rings is that links may be submitted by different participants to the ring each time, and if they all have genuine high karma, that is difficult to track down.
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16y ago
Overall, I agree with you, but there are a couple of observations that renders the article out of the completely bogus realm: Marketers are spending money on iDevice apps at the expense of improving their mobile Web sites that everyone w
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