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Laptop stand for sitting/standing (Nottable)
(gizmodo.com)
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I've enjoyed using BigCommerce... I was able to design a site that bore almost no resemblance to their default design. Most e-commerce systems start with a terrible interface and make you go through hell to improve it. BigCommerce certainly
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16y ago
How did it go? I'm curious...
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16y ago
Are there typically ancillary events planned before/after? If accepted I'll be flying some distance to attend, and would love the chance at more time for conversation with the like-minded.
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16y ago
I'm a Canadian dev/designer in Colombia for six weeks or so, and my trip just happened to coincide with this conference so I signed up. I recently left my last company and am now focused on (1) improving my programming skills and (2) meetin
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Campus Party Colombia begins tomorrow -- is anyone else here attending?
(campus-party.com.co)
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16y ago
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17y ago
What's wrong with a single individual presenting a well-conceived, poignant, in-vivo essay about the topic they are the best person in the world to explain? I have yet to meet a crowd or committee that can tell a coherent story. One-to-many
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17y ago
"that’s not an argument at all! It’s a blind assertion based only on my own experience" And this is a problem, making assertions/arguments based on direct experience?
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17y ago
Yet I think it serves two useful purposes. (1) Demonstrates commercial potential via inspiring example, (2) Defines an end result clearly enough to become an engineering problem. This may be enough to attract corollary (1) capital / institu
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17y ago
I think it´s a substantial omission, not worth the value of being ´succinct´. Saying that ¨people who don’t write, are people who don’t think¨ is an insult to anybody who expresses their thought in music, social interaction, design, in-the-
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17y ago
What a fascinating read. Thank you for the pointers. Oracle Night will be the first book I buy for my new Kindle, which arrives in Buenos Aires on Friday. Speaking of which, the international Kindle makes dramatic, life-altering geographic
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17y ago
I agree, and I just sent him a note myself. I don't know about the rest of you but I've certainly experienced shit myself ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=69097 ), and it helped me when people empathized.
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17y ago
You are most welcome. It is difficult (though not impossible, my life hasn't been without blemish) to imagine what it must be like to have a prognosis like yours. I admire everything you are doing to combat it.
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17y ago
5% reality, 95% dramatization. It's not hard to disappear if nobody is looking, and in this case the "search" was an artifice created by WIRED. However, it's entertaining nonetheless. I've "disappeared" a few times simply going about my bus
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17y ago
This summer I met another guy who had chordoma, Josh Sommer. He's done a lot of amazing work helping to spark more research into the disease. Your page was the last kick in the pants I needed to look up a fundraising email he'd sent me awhi
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First visit to San Francisco... suggestions?
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17y ago
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17y ago
I don't own a TV and after a month with an iPhone, I passed it off to a co-worker and bought a $15 phone off Craiglist. When I'm not on the computer I want to be fully enjoying the people I'm with, the mountain I'm hiking or the book I'm ab
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17y ago
I migrate between Calgary and Kelowna and Vancouver. Would definitely be interested in something like this.
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18y ago
Interesting: "A host of studies show that people with stronger training in economics are more self-seeking, less charitable, and more corruptible than people trained in other subjects."
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18y ago
In what way is the speaker out-of-touch? He has personally overseen circulation improvements of ~ 30 - 100% in the newspapers he has redesigned. "Design" in this sense goes far beyond "graphic embellishment" and is actually about changing t
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18y ago
This is another reason why I hated undergrad education. You have a bunch of teachers positioned as "experts," and they ask you to accept counter-intuitive statements under extreme time pressure and the threat of not passing the class. The m
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18y ago
For the year I was living there Flickr and Wikipedia were blocked 100% of the time.
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18y ago
Except many people in those parts are so malnourished that their minds don't develop properly.
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Yeah, I could see that being useful. My current laptop is maxed out at 2 gigs of RAM so I have to buy another one anyway to handle large-format design work. Maybe having both laptops with me will be good enough. Still, looking at how thin a
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Ask HN: Portable 17" second monitor?
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18y ago
This comment reminds me of people who complain about the design of Hacker News, and miss the point entirely. Plenty of fish has a large and growing user community. I know of more people (personally) who have met dates on POF than any other
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Ask HN: What videoconferencing / telepresence / screensharing services or apps do you use?
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18y ago
I find religion absolutely fascinating, but also one of the most difficult topics to deal with in an open forum (as opposed to a personal conversation, where you can get into an in-the-moment flow and show respect while also bringing up cha
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This view is not only ignorant, I think it is dangerous. We should only trust institutions that are capable of meeting the real challenges we face today . But neither the problems of hosting 6->9 billion people on earth nor figuring ou
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18y ago
Before I was overcome with a hell-bent desire to actually learn how to program, ExpressionEngine (EE) let me build relatively powerful custom database-driven applications without using any code except its template tags in addition to the ob
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