fuzzmeister

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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   I agree, I think that post text on HN should be a bit darker.
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   Although the snippets are shorter, Google already does run ads next to third-party content, as their search result titles and descriptions are pulled directly from the websites.
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   Hope he gets better soon, can't imagine how frustrated such a work-oriented person must feel about being out of commission. On another note, might be a good idea to buy AAPL in a few days. Long-term, I think Apple will succeed, with or with
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   How the hell...
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   As a teenager, I tried various "real" coding languages - C++, Java, VB (ugh) - but I was never able to get engaged in them. All I wanted to do was build something cool quickly, and none of these languages allowed that without a significant
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   That's pretty disturbing, considering one of the book's main arguments is against altruism.
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   It's focused on classroom interaction, so it will be used by both teachers and students.
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   I looked for words endlessly, but I'll keep looking. My investment so far is just the (relatively cheap) domain name.
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   by fuzzmeister 18y ago

   Good point, these won't be your typical del.icio.us users.
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    Ask HN: Creative TLD Use?

    2 points by fuzzmeister 18y ago|11 comments
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    I don't think the point about quarterback IQs is necessarily valid. McNabb got a 14 on the Wonderlic (IQ 88), but Tom Brady got a 33 (IQ 126) and Eli Manning got a 39 (IQ 138). All are very good quarterbacks.
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    later.rsstalker.com looks very useful, I will definitely use it. Great alternative to tossing everything into my bookmarks.
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    You could just throw recent login attempts into a table, but that might get big quickly.
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    For books, I often use a very basic technique taught by my HS history teacher: - Read the first and last paragraphs of every chapter. - Read the first and last sentences of every paragraph. This obviously doesn't work for novels or dense te
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    Google cache, perhaps?
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    Very cool, I'll have to get my family using this.
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    My school has done something similar for quite some time - we don't have any AP English or Social Studies courses. Rather, we have a broad variety of electives in those areas. This works extremely well, as students can take courses they are
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    That is true, but regardless, egging someone on who appears to be on the edge of suicide is simply inhuman.
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    Any promotion I do would have to be based around the concept of also inviting others, as a chat service is obviously only useful with friends. Maybe people could become eligible after they invited x number of friends? I'll think about it, t
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    by fuzzmeister 18y ago

    The group I am primarily trying to market to is teenagers, thus my use of Facebook advertising. I do have friends and family using the service, but viral growth is limited, as it is most useful among a small group of friends. I recently did
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    Ask YC: How do you market SMS-based services?

    1 points by fuzzmeister 18y ago|4 comments