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"The game starts on the 1st of every month." (the game mechanics of wellness)(healthmonth.com)
2 points by jm3 16y ago|0 comments
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by jm3 16y ago
I love that you reference "Leiningen vs. the Ants" in the name. Etymology meets entomology!
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by jm3 16y ago
Not sure if your document could be considered a "book", but a number of services will render physical versions of your ebook for a percentage; you could make it onto Amazon's best-seller list like Gever Tulley: http://news.ycombinator.com
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by jm3 16y ago
Skip to the second presenter; unfortunately the videos were not split apart. Background on the author here (scroll down to ~ third para): http://dorkbot.org/dorkbotsf/archive/201004-2/
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Dangerous Things: How making a book is now like starting a startup [video](ustream.tv)
2 points by jm3 16y ago|2 comments
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by jm3 16y ago
The book sales numbers in the "Pirate Paulo Coelho" link are really impressive. Thanks for sharing that link!
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by jm3 16y ago
Mad Men has great lessons in the art of the high-concept pitch: giving the listener a compelling vision rather than being constrained to a conversation about sales numbers or product features. Funding a startup (or buying an ad campaign) sh
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by jm3 16y ago
"Birth Tourism" and "snakeheads" are both really interesting terms. It's fascinating when words cross language boundaries.
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by jm3 16y ago
If a description and links explaining something eg. a new network monitoring tool [1] don't constitute content, then by that measure sites like Delicious and Wikipedia are also content-free. :) [1] http://monkey.org/~dugsong/dsniff/
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From the co-creator of OpenSSH: Dsniff 3000. (Now go change your password.)(dsniff.org)
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by jm3 16y ago
Posted to HN three days ago, here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1496726
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by jm3 16y ago
link update: http://twitter.com/dugsong/status/18015100357 , http://skyperc4.pastebin.com/g1xFFFcr
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by jm3 16y ago
we do this as well; the inspiration came from the engineering machine names at umich.edu. Edit: umich had a lot of funny machine names. The login servers were named for console video games (galaga, moonpatrol, galaxian), while the kerberos
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Skype’s RC4 key expansion algorithm finally reversed (after 10 years)(tinypaste.com)
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by jm3 16y ago
This was created by Paul who presented on "the release mindset" at RailsConf 2010. http://www.pabcas.com/feeling/presenting-ketchup-a-simple-me...
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Creating a beautiful 1-page product site: go vertical.(useketchup.com)
1 points by jm3 16y ago|1 comments
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by jm3 16y ago
This is beautiful. I love that it saves its steps as an OS X plist file.
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Inside the Idea Factory (tour of IDEO's design offices)(newsweek.com)
1 points by jm3 16y ago|0 comments
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by jm3 16y ago
It'll be interesting to see if they can beat what the Smart Roadster [1] delivered. My gut intuition is that Tesla hasn't the chops. [1] http://www.google.com/search?q=smart+roadster
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by jm3 16y ago
by @eston, formerly of Spymaster & Facebook.
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Why we’re a titleless startup(socialuxe.com)
3 points by jm3 16y ago|2 comments
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"Imagine throwing dirt with a backhoe or crushing a car. That's Tonka World."(bruceshoots.com)
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by jm3 16y ago
[i got permissions from Lachlan Donald at 99 Designs to post his email to me here - jm3] We [at 99 Designs] actually don't have a huge number of instances, although we are steadily adding more and more. We have at present: 2 x Caching P
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by jm3 16y ago
Does your number of instances scale up and down frequently, or does it monotonically increase with growth?
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by jm3 16y ago
I’ll go first: we (140 Proof) actually have 20 instances, not 18. How many instances do other people’s apps use?
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Ask HN: Max no. of EC2 instances used by a single web app?
23 points by jm3 16y ago|12 comments
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by jm3 16y ago
I would like to visualize this in an interactive time-series, maybe with yelp/dopplr/wikipedia annotations plus the ability to add notes. nokia once had a great UI for stuff like this called LifeBlog, but if memory serves it was windows-onl
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Let your Foursquare data out of the box.(jm3.net)
1 points by jm3 16y ago|1 comments
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by jm3 17y ago
http://theymakeapps.com - a directory designed to answer exactly the question you're asking. They also won a Best-of-Web award at SXSW last month.
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City requires Facebook passwords from job applicants(bozemandailychronicle.com)
6 points by jm3 17y ago|2 comments

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