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16y ago
Maybe I'm not average, but I've used around 2-3 photo sharing services in the past 5 years.
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This article is very helpful, but in all honesty, I think the formula is slightly more valuable than the picture. They're both essential, of course, but the formula is really the key to understanding the concept. This is said, of course, f
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have you considered listing in the Amazon kindle? it's not too hard to do.
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if you don't mind my asking, how did you go about promoting anynewbooks? looks very interesting.
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Well it makes sense. Senior management positions and positions running companies all require one thing. That you can tell other people what to do and that they'll do it. By definition, an introvert is significantly less likely to be able t
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A tough lesson I've learned is most people simply don't care. They don't wish you bad but they don't wish you well that much either - they simply don't care. This isn't a good or bad thing; it's just most people, the vast majority of the t
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Bad juju to post something that is widely read about how you promoted hundreds of thousands of times the illegal distribution of a book.
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Show HN: Am in college, wrote book on getting things done
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I've done a lot of SEO and this really nails it. But my own form of the very most important rule of SEO is slightly different. It is, "Build links to content that people will want to link to." The reason for this different wording is that
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I took a sociology class (briefly!) and one of the things that left a tremendous impression on me was how in some cultures, sexuality is completely different. That sexual drives are perhaps not universal, and that they can be very largely
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Writing from the developers side, this type of functionality is extremely useful. Many products are review driven, and getting reviews is not easy. Reviews tend to fuel traffic and demand especially in the App store context. But as a user
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My reaction to this was to laugh and think 'what a surprise!' That said, interesting that he claims most of the work was done by the US.
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I've done a lot of SEO and my experience is that you can get great amounts of traffic if you think creatively and approach things the right way. If you want to gain traffic by ranking well for "music downloads," good luck! If you, however
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I've been taking macroeconomics and one of the questions asked, "Do you think this is a good model to explain this phenomenon?" My answer? "If a two variable equation can explain things that PhD/MBA's with 20+ years experience don't get, y
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This is nice, but more developed, cutesy ones with animals and such are all the rage. Maybe they should ask the guy at The Oatmeal comic if he'd be willing to help; he did the Tumblr one for free iirc and it's fairly awesome.
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I don't think this question is as profound as it seems. Basically, it is asking: If a civilization had access to the resources to create a technology, why didn't they? Take perspective, or drawing things so that they look real. Closer th
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Whenever I start a project in the internet/web app field, the first thing is to come up with a great idea and get excited about it. Then do nothing. The next step? Check thoroughly to see if it was done already.
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He doesn't spend much time visiting Reddit anymore - except to submit articles saying he doesn't.
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Is Firefox the New Internet Explorer?
(sirdg.com)
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Assume you have little willpower, and set up if and then statements. a) Little willpower: we react to our environment. Think you have limited willpower then act to create an envrionment which supports your good behaviors. b) Plan using 'i
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I'm not sure these examples are entirely failed tests - rather they teach what is working and what isn't.
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What I’ve Learned From Writing 200 Medical Articles
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How does one share their happiness with other people in a way that makes sense? "Today, I am happy. The world is lovely." [then what?] Why would you admire and want to learn from someone whose main appeal is that they are happy? What wo
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I'm an undergraduate at a school, Brown, that has a somewhat decent entrepreneurial mindset. What I've seen is that it is not necessarily something you can force. You can't from top down try to make someone do a startup. But what you can d
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Yes, it is a bit melodramatic. I think the key message of this article is to realize how much power big internet companies have gained over our lives. And how they don't find dealing with problems efficient, so just rely on automated syste
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My First Hacking Project: Facebook Status Analyzer
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I'm sure that you've done a great deal of challenging/complex programs in pursuing your major. If this is so, and you can't program, then how did they appear?
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Facebook is Why Students are so Miserable
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thanks - don't see your email tho? mine is dgurevich5@gmail.com
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Those are some good ideas, thanks. Again, a lot is my comfort level. Will definitely look into it; maybe there are some that I am fine with, and the margins could be quite good.
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