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by jeffclark 13y ago
Me neither. OS X Mail has a hidden option that you can enable, so that Mail copies just the email address. Copy this into your Terminal and restart Mail: defaults write com.apple.mail AddressesIncludeNameOnPasteboard -bool false
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Stop Having Crappy Meetings(clarkle.com)
1 points by jeffclark 14y ago|0 comments
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Bingo. Nothing gets past some guys.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
As one of a handful of product guys on HN, I'd love to hear about the research and decision making that went into this redesign.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
True. If you ever want a really good laugh, check out the software and interfaces a magazine fulfillment company uses. Fulfillment companies are the companies that magazine publishers hire to handle customer service, charge and ship magazin
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Bringing Responsive Web Design to Time.com(magazine.org)
1 points by jeffclark 14y ago|0 comments
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Craigslist did start as an email. From wikipedia: "Craig Newmark began the service in 1995 as an email distribution list of friends, featuring local events in the San Francisco Bay Area, before becoming a web-based service in 1996 and expan
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Just for my own curiosity, I'd love to know how much faster the round got to closing after rumors leaked out that Google was partnering with WP to create some Glass concepts.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Side projects. Start 'em. Build 'em. Talk about 'em. Everyone comes out as a fresh-faced college graduate. Differentiate yourself with your side projects. It's good for your skills and it's great on your resume.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Thanks for the reply, John. I did check out the gists of the apps, so I guess it's only fair to explain why I'm not a fan yet. In the "download sample apps" gists, you don't actually include all the files: where are the views? Where is the
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Man. I immediately dropped what I was doing to see if I could send or receive an MMS from my laptop. The documentation and sample apps do not make it easy for someone to figure out how to actually do that.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
This seems like a pretty obvious toe-in-the-water test for a distinctive Facebook Phone feature.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Everyone in the tech world is going bananas over the same stuff. Technology helping technology: things that make Facebook easier/harder to use, things that make software development easier/harder to do, mobile this-that-and-advertising. BOO
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Facebook makes it way too easy to compare your behind-the-scenes footage against someone else's highlight reel.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
>Do founders usually prefer hiring someone who stalks them? Even if they quote: "lacked any and all experience we were looking for." I imagine it's an ego thing. First-time founders are probably just pretty excited that someone's notici
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by jeffclark 14y ago
I love your homepage. I love the little surprise that you're not looking at an icon... you're looking at the actual projector! Very cool.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
"As a result, users are starting to reflexively reject app requests to send push notifications." Source? An actual, non-vague stat? Proof?
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by jeffclark 14y ago
While I appreciate a minimalist homepage/landing page/whatever, it would probably be a good idea to state what problem this product solves. Or even what it does.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Love it. A much better idea than getting my wife's parents on Facebook just to see pics.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Back before Google Apps, I was using 1and1 for hosted Exchange.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
You can turn it off by visiting http://oo.apple.com on your phone.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
It's the strangest thing. It's like having a blog and access to Hacker News makes self-proclaimed "seasoned" programers forget that they, too, probably had really crappy code when they started programming. Instead of bashing green programme
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by jeffclark 14y ago
I've done partnership deals with Amazon's BD department before. They're very wary of just going head-first into a long-term deal without some kind of "feeling out" process to make sure the two companies are going to get along. I wouldn't be
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by jeffclark 14y ago
It's OK to show some personality. It's even OK to offend some people sometimes. Correction: he learned something about writing copy for idan today.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Consider this a vote for "very interested".
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by jeffclark 14y ago
What's the significance of "315475" as a password?
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Airport trips in Boston are flat-fee trips.
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by jeffclark 14y ago
Almost: except that he actually has revenue.
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by jeffclark 15y ago
If it makes you feel any better, a comment on the Internet did not insult me at all.
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by jeffclark 15y ago
It's not because of automated bounces. It's not because of spam issues. It's not even because of laziness. The startups that do this probably do it it because they get a ton of spam back. I've lead a couple of projects now that have a few t

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