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by jermaink 14y ago
no, he refers to the did you know... part on the page :) Quite interesting research approach. Maybe its time to contest the longest left hand written sentence.
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by jermaink 14y ago
exactly this is what I´m working on right now. I´ll release it tomorrow. As mentioned above, creating cross browser compatible buttons is really like opening a can of worms sometimes, especially downwards compatible solutions. Surely Firefo
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by jermaink 14y ago
thx for the feedback! I´m currently summing up the forks and your info to create a better update until tomorrow. A 100% cross-browser compatibility is a challenge and I have to admit that I used Chrome ;)
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by jermaink 14y ago
sbashyal, I really liked your work, which is comprising much more than my few lines of css. Also, I think displaying the current HN score is way better than the (indirect) external possibility to upvote items via linking. Last feature cause
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by jermaink 14y ago
Thanks hovertruck - will take that into account for the next update. I have to say I´m not a trained/professional web developer, but I know which parts can be fixed soon.
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by jermaink 14y ago
Totally Agree! Maybe this thread will lead to some new idea. "Watch Discussion" could also be good, but anyway it shouldn´t be too long.
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by jermaink 14y ago
Hey Michael, I think that already exists via the hnlike.com Button. However, transferring the Facebook Like logics to the self-selected HN Community had been critically discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2934178 That´s wh
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by jermaink 14y ago
Hello everyone, it´s not a big thing, just a little css designed button that you might want to use or modify.
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Show HN: The HackerNews Follow Discussion Button(jermaink.github.com)
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by jermaink 14y ago
Well deserved, congrats to the Flightfox team!
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by jermaink 14y ago
Honestly, I tend to say that the website clearly shows a lot (!) of elements and interactions that are derived from Square. And it does not look like a co-existent happenstance.
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by jermaink 14y ago
Economically, I can understand that people start to copy concepts and transfer good ideas into their homecountry. That´s nothing new - you can find that across human history and it was often connected to progress. Basically, copycats act li
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by jermaink 14y ago
Remark to the link: The report especially questions, how far major cloud storage services are recommendable for corporate use.
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Fraunhofer Institute Shows Security Issues in Major Cloud Storage Services(sit.fraunhofer.de)
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by jermaink 14y ago
I like the idea somehow, especially when it channels those non-YC accepted groups and distracts them from writing "Why I will reapply", "YC here I come" or "YC application tips" article no. 1244 However, I think it would be better to choose
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Marketing professor compares RIM to Hogwarts and its new executives to Muggles(torontolife.com)
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by jermaink 14y ago
Hi, if you like that kind of stuff, I might give you an intro with Peter Gloor, who is author of swarmcreativity.net and at the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence. Tag #Twitter, Stock Prediction, Mood etc. You might meet on campus :)
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Ask PG: Is Y Combinator (still) a startup?
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The Inflation of "Why I ..." Articles
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by jermaink 14y ago
I don't want to comment on the post but I want to complete what the author is talking about: http://42floors.com/blog/posts/technical-coder-non-technical... Hm why does all that remind me of the movie 8Mile? Is it the refrain? Where is th
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by jermaink 15y ago
Why not making it a GitHub project? ;)
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European Rating Agency Short on Cash - Experiment Failed(bloomberg.com)
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by jermaink 15y ago
I think your approach is both a nice idea and a nice result. Alex3917 might be true but I think the superfluity of Bootstrap designs might slowly become deterrent to any first-time visitor. Of course, the functions are important but so much
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by jermaink 15y ago
What´s next? Chalkdrawing on Pioneer Way? Airplane Banners? Telegrams? Microcopters flying into the Y Combinator offices? Big band? Self-invitation? Roses? I´m curious for the next ideas. It might be just natural that a platform made by hac
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by jermaink 15y ago
Very very cool!
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Newt or Mitt: Predicting the 2012 US Presidential Republican Candidate(swarmcreativity.blogspot.com)
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by jermaink 15y ago
The services should act like Airbnb did when they experienced 'bad user behaviour'. Adding security/verification/security features (2nd degree FB connections, Twitter, camera shot, webcam shot...) and marketing them as a new core competency
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by jermaink 15y ago
First of all, I think the Path team did a great job with the recent changes and ads. However, scaling a platform like Path is always a trade-off. And in a certain way, that's also similar to what Posterous is facing the next months. You mak
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by jermaink 15y ago
Interesting to read. At high contrast level, the author might be true.
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by jermaink 15y ago
Hi Bubble, you´re welcome! Whatever the bubble looks like, wherever it will develop, there will always be new creative ideas disrupting the status quo. I think there´s no such thing as a free bubble. It will rearrange the system and in the

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