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Incentivizing Innovation
(yehudakatz.com)
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17y ago
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Advice To Graduates On Getting Into Aerospace
(rocketforge.org)
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17y ago
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Advertisers brace for online viral marketing curbs
(ft.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I know one of the founders, and hold him in pretty high esteem. I haven't personally used Spreedly, but I know they make good stuff. They're also very accessible, and are hackers. If you have questions, just ping them and you'll get a real
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18y ago
My C is really weak (I'm a Ruby guy) but here's the best I can do. Two things make this work: 1, in C, an array can be treated like a pointer that points to the first element of the array. 2, pointers have a subscript notation. That is, for
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18y ago
They check to make sure the user exists.
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Compass, the future of Sass development
(awardwinningfjords.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I was thinking the same thing. I wish re-tweeting verbatim would go away.
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alias_method_chain in models
(yehudakatz.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
That's why Twitpay didn't go the "put funds into your account" model. We're powered by Amazon Payments, and to settle up and move actual dollars requires logging in to Amazon and approving the transaction. We're actually one of the more voc
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18y ago
Roughly equivalent to PayPal: https://payments.amazon.com/sdui/sdui/about?nodeId=6022 You don't have to settle up immediately, though. We see this being really useful for people who pay each other back and forth. Run a tab with your frien
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18y ago
It's interesting because it's a novel approach to solving a problem. Instead of "How do we kill something that's constantly mutating?" this approach is "How can we make it not a problem in the first place?" Also, it uses "devices" (odd name
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18y ago
Stanza and eReader apps (iPhone) can do over the air purchases from http://www.ereader.com/ and http://www.fictionwise.com (they're basically the same site now)
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18y ago
Judging by the page itself, Typogridphy isn't a fluid layout.
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Rack as a Transformative Figure
(yehudakatz.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
You already know my opinion, but yes I've done hiring, I like A much better, and I got interviewed at my very first tech job (at least partially) because of a funny cover letter.
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Could Atlanta Buy A Silicon Valley?
(blog.weatherby.net)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I love it! I snagged http://➡.ws/♥ ... much fun to be had, here. Great job!
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18y ago
Let the community decide. The forks with the most activity will start be obvious on the network graph.
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Startups: The Seed Stage
(blog.weatherby.net)
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18y ago
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18y ago
Because they usually try to capture the essence of an article in 1 sentence, and they usually fail.
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Temporary code never is
(troy.yort.com)
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18y ago
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18y ago
I normally hate the summaries, but this was excellent. Also, the author seems like he's really not very fun to hang out with. I bet his friends are glad he isn't on Facebook.
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18y ago
This goes beyond auto-save. He's talking about auto-first-save, or just remember-what-I-was-doing mode.
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18y ago
That's the spirit. Glad to see it's on GitHub, too.
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18y ago
Except this is an actual post-mortem. The company's folded.
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18y ago
This warrants repeating: Hulu is doing their very best to drag the content providers into this century. Boxee gets this, which is why they complied with a request from Hulu, without forcing the issue. Hulu asked, Boxee agreed, and now Hulu
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18y ago
This company has been built up for months in Atlanta, operating in stealth mode. They announced their product at Startup Riot, and it was revealed the whole thing is a joke. A lot of people have had a lot of fun in the ATL Startup community
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18y ago
You're about a day late for Startup Riot. Here's an excellent resource for wannabe ATL entrepreneurs: http://atllogos.com/startup.html A lot of the ATL startup chatter is on Twitter.
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18y ago
I don't know very many people who use SMS shortcuts on Twitter.
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