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jazzdev
15y ago
DocuSign - San Francisco, CA & Seattle, WA We're the leading provider of electronic signature services (more than 7 of every 10 e-signatures)! We are a pre-IPO company and have openings in San Francisco and Seattle for: * Mobile De
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Jared Spool defines a model of core users (who have domain knowledge) and ring users (without domain knowledge): http://www.frugalmarketing.com/dtb/corevsring.shtml Perhaps the OP developed a core competency in project management, which
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16y ago
I want to keep my white hat on while dealing with this. ;-) But it's an interesting idea. I also thought about reporting the old site as a spam site to Google. Although a 3 word site doesn't fit my definition of spam, it also doesn't fit
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They are already lawyered up. It would cost her about the same 5 figure amount to sue that he is asking for.
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Ask HN: Stop ex-boyfriend from SEOing my sister to death
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Space Invaders - Why you should never, ever use two spaces after a period.
(slate.com)
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75 percent of Americans are God-‐fearing Christians; 75 percent of prisoners are God-‐fearing Christians. 10 percent of Americans are atheists; 0.2 percent of prisoners are atheists. Correlation doesn't mean cause and effect, of course,
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Ricky Gervais: Why I’m An Atheist
(blogs.wsj.com)
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Nicholas Christakis on the networked nature of Twitter
(niemanlab.org)
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The Hulu Generation
(tacticalphilanthropy.com)
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TSA Needs a Risk-Based Approach to Airport Security
(reason.com)
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16y ago
Many entrepreneurs aren’t even that lucky. They wildly overestimate their chances of success. But this second delusion, suggests economic historian John V.C. Nye, may be essential to maintaining an entrepreneurial culture. In a 1991 articl
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Joe Forgas at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia, has shown that positive moods can make us more gullible, less able to develop persuasive arguments, and more likely to make careless decisions. This has led Robert Cummi
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Depressed? Technology Will Make You Happier, Researchers Find
(hothardware.com)
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16y ago
Perplexed journalists keep looking for the movement's leaders, which is like asking to meet the boss of the Internet. Baffled politicians and lobbyists can't find anyone to negotiate with. radical decentralization embodies and expresses
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How Tea Party Organizes Without Leaders
(nationaljournal.com)
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The first startup I worked at made an offer to a summer intern to start the following summer (after graduation). Then the economy went south and they had to do a layoff. So in this case, they had to retract the offer. But they gave the gu
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How Constraints Drive Creativity
(52weeksofux.com)
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Ask HN: What SEO causes Google to return MP3 links for an artist name?
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Autism's First Child
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Web Users Now Spend More Time on Facebook Than Google
(mashable.com)
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Shanghai Sends Tape Measure with built-in BMI Calculator to Residents
(shanghaiscrap.com)
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I regard pg's essays as I do Malcolm Gladwell's books: they are often entertaining, occasionally insightful, and never something that I would cite in an argument. (And for all the same reasons.) I'm curious what your reasons are. ... but
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Wow, he claims the American Heart Association's PR campaign for low-fat diets is based on the classic "denying the antecedent" fallacy. 1. Dietary fat raises LDL (A -> B) 2. LDL correlated with heart disease (B -> C) Faulty
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So if you start a startup and retire at 35, what will you do with the next 50 years of your life?
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Is ‘adaptive reuse’ the secret to responding creatively to extended old age?
(bigquestionsonline.com)
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they create lots of wealth for a small group, at the expense of a much larger group. PG does a good job of explaining why this is not true in his essay, "Mind the Gap" http://www.paulgraham.com/gap.html The poor get richer too. Just at
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Google suffers when advertisers fail to deliver a good user experience. Google's solution to this problem is Quality Score ("QS"). QS weights the value of a bid in the auction for ad placement and forces the advertisers delivering the wors
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Google, User Experience, and Thinking Beyond Conversion
(uie.com)
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It absolutely makes them less harmful because the government will no longer harm you.
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