iamdave

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931.
by iamdave 14y ago
iPad that sits on a table by the guest book iPad as a guest book. Someone make this, become rich, send me a $15,000 check as a consultation fee.
932.
by iamdave 14y ago
But in the case of an air attack any exposed exhaust vents will require constant guarding.
933.
by iamdave 14y ago
Flickr seems to be doing well.
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by iamdave 14y ago
I worked for a management consulting company and produced such a system based on aggregating data from across a global corporate network and producing dashboards in SharePoint. Telerik?
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by iamdave 14y ago
https://www.dropbox.com/updated_terms/ Clickable.
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by iamdave 14y ago
based on limited and biased personal anecdotal experience. It's not as he presented his case as stone-cold fact and call me crazy, but aren't personal anecdotal experiences exactly the things that give birth to opinion? Since when did sha
937.
by iamdave 14y ago
* the rich took a real bloodbath during '07-'08 while the middle class barely felt a prick for just the same reason.* Explain? Curious to know; if you have a blog link or article to check out I'd appreciate it.
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by iamdave 14y ago
The same thought came through my mind, which lead to multiple revisions of my comment. Granted, I agree with quite a lot of what the author is saying here.
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by iamdave 14y ago
Cut out everything but the last sentence, hit send. Good for a long form blog post, utterly terrible as an email to a recruiter . Lots of great, and perfectly valid points presented, just not the right material to turn down a job/inter
940.
by iamdave 14y ago
I could talk for hours about the times I've been legitimately unable to take a call and had people repeatedly call my desk/mobile phone and either (A) refuse to leave a voicemail, thinking calling back repeatedly for 20 minutes would work o
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by iamdave 14y ago
Curious, what makes you think this?
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by iamdave 14y ago
This is a one of a kind landing page; simply explains the problem and solution but does so in an incredibly novel, succinct and eye-catching way with a perfect call to action button targeted at investors. Extremely well done!
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by iamdave 14y ago
Maybe they should pivot (slightly, more like adding a new feature) and offer a Kickstarter-as-a-service SDK to products that would fall outside their liability-acceptance zone. This seems like a natural, albeit complicated and delicate ev
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by iamdave 14y ago
many firms here take advantage of that to an insulting degree I found that to be the case throughout a lot of the Blue Ridge area, when I lived there. To a greater extent, unless you're heading to larger metropolis areas like Atlanta, Ch
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by iamdave 14y ago
Is it by design that I have to fork over my email address for a higher resolution screenshot?
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by iamdave 14y ago
http://www.landesk.com/products/software-distribution.aspx LanDesk does this. Used it extensively as a build engineer at a call-center some years ago.
947.
by iamdave 14y ago
I'm not selling anything here, just a friendly reminder to HN freelancers that you're probably not charging enough and you need to raise your rates. Here's a friendly reminder of my own: be careful not to confuse anecdote with rule of la
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by iamdave 14y ago
OK, the other question might be: Who is visiting a Facebook page for toilet paper. Question of a generation. I've had this same question in my head for a while; yes-social media can give you a very unique perspective into your customer b
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by iamdave 14y ago
I'm amusing myself with the thought that Steve Jobs and Andy Warhol are somewhere in the great beyond and have just flipped a table at the notion of trying to find the "next" Steve Jobs via what's so erroneously called "reality" televisio
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by iamdave 14y ago
No one said you had to.
951.
by iamdave 14y ago
Facebook could simply start treating employers like advertisers, and develop products around data mining our Facebook content. Suppose the employer wants to vet resumes against profiles of people that attend bars on the weekend? Not just
952.
by iamdave 14y ago
By name only.
953.
by iamdave 14y ago
Are you going to go through with it? I'm looking for a good excuse to just gtfo of dodge for a while
954.
by iamdave 14y ago
>I consider gamification as adding mechanisms to some other activity (such as participating in a community) to turn it into a game. Perform action, receive reward, repeat, collect more rewards. That in a lot of definitions is a game. F
955.
by iamdave 14y ago
25% of the world is a lot of travelling and expenses for a $1 payoff.
956.
by iamdave 14y ago
As long as you do it on your own free time and doesn't result in a product that directly competes with your employer makes/sells, none.
957.
by iamdave 14y ago
I think you missed the point, let me go get it for you: It's a location based application. Operative and key words there are "location" and "based". It makes more sense to release in a limited location you have proximity to and are famili
958.
by iamdave 14y ago
You overcome it by offering something valuable for users that they can't easily setup themselves. Why can't traditional IRC services be used for this? I'll preemptively counter the end-user configuration side of this by saying it's incre
959.
by iamdave 14y ago
What would that look like? The top 1/8th of a model just to the cleavage, and the rest of the image blacked out with "For the unrated version go to godaddy.com"?
960.
by iamdave 14y ago
Seems that way. Is that a bad thing?

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