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Tweeting about Twitter's Terms(scripting.com)
4 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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Why wreck a blank canvas?(sivers.org)
89 points by gr366 16y ago|31 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
A friend and I were just talking about a "Career Pattern" in which an executive who brought in a 3rd party (often a startup) winds up working for them after leaving his BigCo. It's all too common.
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Seth's Blog: Launching the ShipIt Workbook(sethgodin.typepad.com)
3 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
I believe it's this, which was posted directly to HN a few minutes ago: http://www.jpictag.com/
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by gr366 16y ago
I know Joe's Goals gets mentioned frequently for Seinfeld's "Don't break the chain" method: http://www.joesgoals.com/
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Scripting News: How about a hybrid of Google Calendar, Foursquare and Flickr?(scripting.com)
5 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
It would be useful to identify the primary driver for this increase in demand for HTML5. Is it iPad/iPhone compatibility? Buzzword compliance? How many clients understand what they're getting when they hire someone with this skillset? And h
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The Way of the Dodo — How to Sell 10,000 iPad Cases at $60 Each(fourhourworkweek.com)
51 points by gr366 16y ago|28 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
The funny thing is that as an HTML page gets increasingly large and complicated, I frequently see developers add HTML comments demarcating precisely which element was just closed, so that in the future it's easier to insert elements at the
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by gr366 16y ago
The first chart that plots the number of fouls per team is misleading, considering half the teams represented only played a total of 3 games, while the other half advanced, several playing twice as many matches. The second chart corrects fo
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by gr366 16y ago
Right now all signs point to Apple being happily engaged to AT&T. Sure, but they were also happily engaged to the PowerPC chip while they had the Intel-compatible OS X waiting in the wings. It would behoove Apple to have a strategy fo
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by gr366 16y ago
I like Intelligentsia, which has roasting facilities (and coffee bars) in Chicago and Los Angeles. They do a lot of single origin coffees from Central America. Probably not available in many locations, so as a fallback, I'd agree with cpr o
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by gr366 16y ago
This looks like an elegant, intuitive solution to the hover problem. It seems to fit right in with the iPad/iPhone's aesthetic as well. I didn't notice any solution for reordering the items, which I believe the desktop-based version provide
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by gr366 16y ago
I don't think it's necessary to fade out the header and sidebar. The layout is simple enough that having those components at full opacity shouldn't be overwhelming. Also, while the fully-justified body text produces nice, straight left and
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by gr366 16y ago
Rodeo producer North American Midway Entertainment saved $25,000 in the first six weeks using Dropbox by eliminating overnight FedEx shipments with paperwork. Wow. Talk about having a great story to tell. I'm sure there's a lot of individ
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by gr366 16y ago
I like that the title of his post reinforces his point, using "2 bucks" instead of the common "2 cents." It suggests that this information is worth more than a typical opinion (and given the detail and outcome of the post I think he's right
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by gr366 16y ago
I think this is a fine option to provide, but I don't buy the argument that inserting a superscripted number is any less cognitively disruptive than underlining the text of a link. It's still distracting from the flow of reading.
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by gr366 16y ago
Sure. I guess the implementation would be important. The screenshot toward the end of the 37s post suggests that employees have an opportunity to advertise their accomplishments, to which their peers can then respond with fractional portion
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by gr366 16y ago
Their Unicorn system for paying out bonuses is a great idea: Revenue sharing across the entire staff, but distributed based upon input from the staff.
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by gr366 16y ago
Or could simply modifying the UI solve this problem? Putting the downvote arrow to the right of a news item (maybe just on mobile devices) would prevent fat-fingering, and then votes can remain permanent.
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by gr366 16y ago
This looks like an LA billboard version of the campaign... http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_GIchwvJ-aNk/S_xoQsYK1kI/AAAAAAAAQ6... Note to another comment thread on this post that they are advertising a point-and-shoot camera. Edit: and I noticed
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The dumbest ad ever.(scripting.com)
10 points by gr366 16y ago|24 comments
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Accessing the App Engine Datastore - Compojure on GAE(compojureongae.posterous.com)
18 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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How to write software(lispcast.com)
14 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
It's not that 37signals are the only ones doing what they do — they're just the best at promoting what they do differently from "conventional" business ideas. With Rework (and Getting Real before it), they're actually making "challenging co
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Robot Co-op Diet Update (Shutting down 43 People)(blog.robotcoop.com)
3 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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Behind the curtains of Zeitgeist with the Open Platform(guardian.co.uk)
1 points by gr366 16y ago|0 comments
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by gr366 16y ago
I would ask: Why don't you embed WebKit or Gecko and save us all a ton of time?
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HTML 5 Asteroids(dougmcinnes.com)
59 points by gr366 16y ago|25 comments

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