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hanibash
14y ago
I can see how it could be confusing, but for us, finding our business model and learning how to teach were in tandem with one another. I think the main thing we discovered about teaching was that we weren't going to get anywhere by relying
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hanibash
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Hi Doktrin, I'm also one of the guys tutoring at Bloc. We don't make any assumptions about your skill level. We'll take any motivated person, and come up with a plan that will challenge them. Whether or not that includes Hartl tutorial is a
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hanibash
15y ago
We would love to hear all opinions. Message me or post here.
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hanibash
15y ago
The author is completely missing the point. Implicit sharing allows for everything to go into the graph in a structured way. This is the most important aspect of implicit sharing and the new Open Graph. This doesn't mean that you're going t
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hanibash
15y ago
I was hoping I would see a beautiful visualization of what people across the world love. Instead it poured out a bunch of information. Why does this seem typically Google?
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What are some good hacker spaces in silicon valley?
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hanibash
15y ago
I loved the Grooveshark interview. These interviews feel really personal.
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hanibash
15y ago
I'll try to explain from what I understood in quantum physics class years ago. When you're dealing with things on the quantum level, observing a particle affects it. Remember Schrodinger's cat? The cat is both dead and alive, until someone
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hanibash
15y ago
I like to participate in day long hackathons for this reason. Mentally, I know that I've blocked that time off for coding, and socially, all my friends know that I have too.
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hanibash
16y ago
Doesn't this show determination? Paul Graham's number 1 trait in a founder?
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hanibash
16y ago
I see this as potentially being very useful. Imagine if you had the ability to Google search all of your friend's 'Likes' on Facebook. This is what Google is trying to create here, except for webpages instead of social snippets. This sugges
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hanibash
16y ago
Probably largely because the Kauffman Foundation is there.
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hanibash
16y ago
On the Chicago bus here. Currently in Wichita, Kansas. Our service is basically ready and we're going to sell it like crazy at SXSW
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hanibash
16y ago
Z is a very futuristic, advanced sounding letter. Ask a kid to draw a spaceship, and then ask him to name the spaceship. It'll probably start with Z.
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hanibash
16y ago
Oh wow. If this lets me test the bookmarklet I'm developing without setting up a fake environment, you have made my life much easier. Will try it out real soon.
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hanibash
16y ago
Someone please explain why "I love you" is cyclical??? http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=i+love+you&ye...
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hanibash
16y ago
I have an idea: Take Facebook's approach to groups (the auto-add feature), and apply it to a dating website. It might turn out that this approach could replace siloed dating websites (e.g. Christian, Jewish, BBW) into organically formed dat
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hanibash
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I've always thought it would be interesting to take the genetic algorithm approach on Facebook ads. But instead keep the ad display the same, and do an A/B on customer demographics and interests. The surprising and amusing patterns you find
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hanibash
16y ago
I took a 140 mile bike trip and noticed that if I started thinking about anything other than biking, I started going slower. But if I was focused and one-pointed in mind, and allowed myself to feel the pain fully, I was able to push myself
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hanibash
16y ago
I have a poor memory, and it's difficult for me to describe books to friends after having read them. But I know for a fact that they shape me. It comes out in the way I behave and the opinions I hold.
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hanibash
16y ago
This sounds word-for-word like the arguments against online dating. Not saying they aren't valid points, just drawing the parallel.
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hanibash
16y ago
If revenue took precedence over user experience for Google in the past, Google would be very different today.
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16y ago
If the tickets are cheap enough, people will use these seats. The question is, how much cheaper does this make tickets? Edit: Made some very rough estimates Flight from Chicago to New York with United is $178, (found on Expedia). There are
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hanibash
16y ago
In my opinion, this is the same kind of Google-think that brought about Google Wave. It's extremely impressive, no doubt, but it doesn't seem like something users were clamoring for. Just as Google will learn a lot from Google Wave despite