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   by iampims 16y ago

   a mysterious title? joke aside, the title of the article is "What makes two people click?" which I interpret widely differently from the actual submission link. The article itself is a great read. edit: submission title has been updated :)
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   by iampims 16y ago

   Thanks for the tip. I assumed we’d have to manually add the scheme to the url.
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   by iampims 16y ago

   The site looks great. When I tried to add a site, the link for the js to be included was missing the scheme (http|https): <script src="//usecharm.com/xx.js" type="text/javascript"></script> If we could have a restri
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   by iampims 16y ago

   Yelp started by paying users to leave reviews and got a serious backlash for doing this. The nature of the “items” being displayed/created also plays a major role in this, because unless you own a few dozens cars, starting a classified ads
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   by iampims 16y ago

   I think it was meant to be a joke…
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   by iampims 16y ago

   That’s a good question, “Does Twitter need developers anymore?”. I don’t have an answer to this, but alienating your developers, who are among your most fervent users, is risky. Besides games, what’s left for developers anyways, since Twitt
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   by iampims 16y ago

   There's json-schema[1] if you feel like validating your json payload [1] : http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-zyp-json-schema-02
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   by iampims 16y ago

   …until they look too hungry and startups become scared to build on top of a platform controlled by Twitter. Look at all the Twitter clients that vanished when they bought Tweetie and released it for free.
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   by iampims 16y ago

   Just bought it, and I must say that it’s a brilliant app. A lot of fun in perspective.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    I automating sports news is first, I predict that Finance will come next.
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    The TSA blog(blog.tsa.gov)

    1 points by iampims 16y ago|0 comments
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Given the buzz around this incident, this could well backlash on the TSA.
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    TSA to investigate body scan resister(signonsandiego.com)

    28 points by iampims 16y ago|9 comments
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Salvatore Sanfilippo, creator of Redis, has been hired by VMWare to work on Redis full-time. The development pace surged as a result. Joyent did the same with Ryan Dahl, creator of Node.js It’s possible, but keep in mind that those two are
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    by iampims 16y ago

    I thought only emails from friends and their friends was actually displayed in your inbox. How would spammer abuse this?
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Probably the most interesting mixergy interview so far. Great job Andrew.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Delicious, Flickr, Yahoo! Mail, Yahoo! News…
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Brilliant idea. I’d go even as far as saying that this is the first thing that makes me consider buying an Android phone instead of a next gen iPhone. I do hope you’ll hear from Google about this! Good luck.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Indeed, I’m going through the docs as we speak and I’m impressed by the quality of the docs and the examples provided are interesting. Thanks for reminding me about Flask.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    I needed something real because you cannot build a useful web server in a vacuum. I’d even go as far as saying that you can’t build anything in a vacuum. This is my main gripe about many sample projects for web frameworks. Y
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Until yesterday, Ask.com was number 3.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Previous slides are also very interesting: http://www.slideshare.net/smartrevolution/using-clojure-nosq...
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    by iampims 16y ago

    We try to do as much page-rendering on the client-side as we can, only encapsulating state into custom-widgets when needed. And we try to centralize the event-handling as much as possible with our event-db. I haven’t f
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    Writing HTML5 apps with Google App Engine, Google Closure Library and Clojure(slideshare.net)

    3 points by iampims 16y ago|2 comments
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Why do you think Google launched Chrome? They certainly don’t want to let another company have too much power over their unique source of income.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Isn't it why we need to implement xsrf protection on every form?
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    by iampims 16y ago

    They even solved a bug with the datastore quota not being properly updated after a massive delete of entities. Kudos to the team, and I, too, hope that the latency will remain this low forever and ever …
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    by iampims 16y ago

    Ask Doug Bowman: http://stopdesign.com/archive/2009/03/20/goodbye-google.html And [that] data eventually becomes a crutch for every decision, paralyzing the company and preventing it from making any daring design decisions.
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    by iampims 16y ago

    I hadn’t thought of digging in the Quora archives but according to some answers, Flickr seems to be profitable: http://www.quora.com/Is-Flickr-profitable-for-Yahoo-and-by-h...
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    by iampims 16y ago

    I also wonder how many of TC featured startups are profitable, not only YC startups. What about the big ones Does delicious.com make money? Or is it a loss-leader for Yahoo. Upcoming.org, do they make a dime on this app? Flickr has pro