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by jh3 12y ago
WTF and Harmontown are great. I think I'll be checking out some others in this list of yours.
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by jh3 12y ago
This kind of stuff is part of the reason I started loving the Internet. It's also why I wanted to learn what Unix meant :) http://silenceisdefeat.com/ was where I had my last free shell account.
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by jh3 12y ago
If something's been around for a long time, it must be somewhat sustainable.
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by jh3 12y ago
> Influence: Science and Practice, a great horrifying psychology book. What do you mean by horrifying?
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by jh3 12y ago
The average life span of all the dead ones is almost 70. I think that's pretty good considering the time and lack of exercise. Even the benzedrine addict lived to be 66.
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by jh3 12y ago
> I feel like the people who are just diligently doing their daily work and 100% focusing on their own project are not only a bit more productive, but ... happier. Do this...
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by jh3 12y ago
What's fantastic is your use of " on the Internet. First time I've seen that.
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by jh3 12y ago
He expects Amazon and its business model to rise in value.
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by jh3 13y ago
The response you're receiving seems normal if you're targeting developers.
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by jh3 13y ago
Yes, this is naive of you. "Hey person. You, the overwhelmed one in the corner, scared for your life. Here's a bucket of money. Stop being scared and overwhelmed. This bucket of money is good. Why are you so overwhelmed if you now
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by jh3 13y ago
I immediately thought of just 'Finite and Infinite Games' just from the title of this post. “There are at least two kinds of games. One could be called finite; the other infinite.”
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by jh3 13y ago
On the contrary, Facebook is a great platform for important, meaningful things. It's just that most people don't think to use it that way. But I also think most people want to consume important, meaningful things, which would mean
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by jh3 13y ago
Sure. An organization is just a bunch of people. And all those people have other things to do, too. So if you respond to all of their emails with an open ended "Let me know..." you're now asking them to make a decision for yo
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by jh3 13y ago
Marketing is not about features or why you need to use that specific application. It is eliciting emotions. It is selling feelings.
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by jh3 13y ago
> I love building things that people enjoy using but I hate sales and marketing. What do you do to get paid?
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by jh3 13y ago
What's with the cynicism? Jennifer went from nothing to a web application using modern technologies. That's cool. I don't think she's aiming to be the end all of social networks for food.
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by jh3 13y ago
Well, you seem like an asshole. Pro-commenting-tip: Don't shit on people's accomplishments.
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by jh3 13y ago
Being present is critical, but this type of advice is pretty useless for someone who has a difficult time speaking with strangers. It is hard to be present when all you are thinking about is all the bad possibilities that may come out of ta
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by jh3 13y ago
> "There's a long un-known, part of the population..." Shouldn't matter much if they are unknown, right? :)
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by jh3 13y ago
Is your sadface implying you are saddened by the lack of love you have for the code that creates products your customers love?
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by jh3 13y ago
Well, good! :)
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by jh3 13y ago
> I am pretty sure I might put up something up there someday This sounds like a nice way of saying you'll completely forget about this website in several hours and will never put anything on it ever. Or at least I'm pretty sure
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by jh3 13y ago
Yes you're right. It's the only data point I have, so it's what I went with :) What you're echoing is also correct.
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by jh3 13y ago
Reasons why I would not pay for this (I'm a developer): - I already keep notes in markdown using nValt. It's fast. And it's free. - I sync these notes, which are just .markdown files in a directory on my machine, with Dropbox
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by jh3 13y ago
Well, we're sure as shit not meant to sit in front of a screen all day.
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by jh3 13y ago
Especially since the drop is blue.
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by jh3 13y ago
> I'm sorry, but what's so wrong with not wanting to have advertisements on your browser? Would you pay a monthly fee to all the websites that provide you content in exchange for an ad free experience?
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by jh3 13y ago
Imgur has ads unless you're a pro member.
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by jh3 13y ago
The OP knows this already. He stated it in his blog post: > Vim’s documentation is incredibly complete and very useful. Unfortunately, it makes heavy use of cross references, and the cross references only work with Vim’s internal help vi
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by jh3 13y ago
Awesome. Thank you!

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