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Facebook: Like?
(moreintelligentlife.com)
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15y ago
Congrats Posterous! IMO, this is one of the best teams around and Twitter will be lucky to have them on board.
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johnnyn
15y ago
This is great. When I first learned web development, I found it pretty hard to figure out which tutorials were best and which ones were a waste of time. This would have helped a ton.
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15y ago
I think it looks great. I'm not your target audience either, but my cousin is a special education teacher and she's very excited about it after I passed it along to her.
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Inside the Mind of a Synaesthete
(blogs.plos.org)
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Path CEO: "We Thought We Were Doing This Right"
(wired.com)
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Wow, this was exactly what my dad did. He also was very well educated, and he also became bitter by his sacrifices as I got older. I came to appreciate his sacrifice when I became a father but I promised to never blame my kids for any choic
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15y ago
Exactly my suggestion. My commute is an hour each way but I work from home on Thursdays and will soon work from home on Tuesday as well. You should talk to your employer. They will most likely understand. If they don't, leave and go somewhe
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Facebook mobile advertising expected in March 2012
(telegraph.co.uk)
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I think the story at the end about speaking to your child with conviction and the right tone is spot on. I have a 20 month old daughter. I constantly struggle with this because I want to be nice even when saying 'no', but it doesn't take lo
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Node.js is stupid and if you use it, so are you (YouTube Video)
(youtube.com)
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15y ago
Why would Facebook pay someone to paint murals with stock options? This just seems crazy, especially considering it was after the first Peter Thiel investment. They could have easily paid the guy a few thousand bucks. I can easily understan
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Amazon's Publishing Hit Man
(businessweek.com)
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15y ago
Pretty darn funny! "He had his first exit when he was like 9."
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15y ago
Pretty sure that's the exception. She actually has a Masters degree as well, so I think that line is pretty misleading. $130k is still high for an entry level product manager though I think.
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Silicon Valley newcomers are still dreaming big
(nytimes.com)
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Full Text of President Obama’s State of the Union Address
(blogs.wsj.com)
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Did Giants Strategically Concuss 49ers player Kyle Williams?
(nymag.com)
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15y ago
I believe you could potentially publish any type of book to the iBookstore. Here's the Help section for "publishing to iBookstore": https://gist.github.com/1641657 And this is from the iBooks Author homepage: "Available free on the Mac Ap
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15y ago
From iBooks Author, you can export in iBooks, PDF, or text format. The iBooks format is pretty much a well organized version of the epub format. I just exported one, changed the extension to .epub, and loaded it into an ebook reader.
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iBooks Author gives teachers the opportunity to create and update their own textbooks, which has been a common desire for teachers. They'll finally be able have their textbooks match the curriculum they have in mind. It might not fix Americ
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This is such a game changer. Just another great lock-in tool for iBooks and Apple.
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Interview: Sen. Ron Wyden’s fight to stop SOPA and save the Internet
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Who designed the Yelp logo? [Quora]
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I sympathize with you, but this has less to do with Kobo and more to do with the book publishers. Kobo, Amazon, B&N, and all the other retailers only do what is required from the publishers, and DRM is at the top of the list.
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Lonely hacker accesses webcams to commit "sextortion"
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Build something!!! Maybe just a static site or a make your own Posterous or Tumblr theme. This will be a helpful way to apply what you have read. Reading is fine but the best way to learn is to start coding.
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I didn't downvote you but I personally never worry about users with JavaScript disabled, and the companies I have worked for don't care either. The number of people without JavaScript is most likely way to low to spend time on an HTML fallb
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This is awesome man. The wife and I just spent 30 minutes scrolling around and added quite a few items to my Favorites. You need to find a way to get an affiliate fee as soon as possible! The Pinterest-influenced UI is such a great way to e
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15y ago
You will have much better luck getting an answer at Stack Overflow or just Googling your question.
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