joseakle

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   by joseakle 18y ago

   That´s right, I think there´s also a hybrid, probably like banner advertising, google adwords, amazon recommendations and gmail, which is showing you ads for things you might be interested in but not necessarily actively seeking. When you s
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   by joseakle 18y ago

   Thanks, sorry.
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   by joseakle 18y ago

   Here´s an idea. Comments with downvotes are like spam. Comments with upvotes are like good email. Train spam filter with comments. Use auto karma for comments with few votes, maybe they were just late to the conversation. Comments with litt
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   You can check his Linkedin profile here: http://www.linkedin.com/in/johngibbon His resume says " Built 8 new products and enhanced 19 existing products over 14-year career. " I'd ask him which products he built.
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   This sounds similar to the rules Yahoo Answers has. What about users who vote up a story so that it is stored in their history? I do it often, i like a story but don't think i have much to add to the conversation, but still want to keep it.
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   Is "Don't listen to me." a paradox?
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   If it didn´t work out why are they doing it again?
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   i´m trying fogbugz, after getting nowhere with msproject or basecamp. i´ll report to you when i have more data
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   by joseakle 19y ago

   "we now have a handy way to convert from reputation (PageRank) to attention (traffic) to money (ads)" ... on the attention economy (previously on hn)
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    A great article that explains a lot of things that happen on the web. For starters take google, they sell attention, to the advertiser´s products, viewers might then decide to buy something; qvc showcases products; your friends on facebook,
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    How software is designed at Wolfram(blog.wolfram.com)

    3 points by joseakle 19y ago|2 comments
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    I guess this is why they have been unable to understand the internet, they live in an era were software was written by big groups of people and getting them to communicate meant having meetings.
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    what about if you guys get together with the weebly guys and make an easy to use code-if-you-want drag-and-drop-if-you-don't web application maker (or back to viaweb but meta)?
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    Champion Robot Car Declared Carnegie Mellon's computer-laden Chevy Tahoe wins the Urban Challenge and takes home the $2 million prize. http://www.technologyreview.com/Infotech/19661/
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    Six teams finished, looks like it will be a close call. http://www.popularmechanics.com/blogs/technology_news/422974... - Popular Mechanics live blog
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    Hi i read this every day and dream of starting some sort of internet company someday but am still learning some programming, tell us more about you, do you have a web page, blog, etc? mine is justthinkit.blogspot.com, not about programming
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    Are you doing this for profit? If you are congratulations for sharing so much of what goes on at ycombinator, you have been a great inspiration. If you are not why not help other "clones" become better by opening up a little bit more about
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    by joseakle 19y ago

    interesting but, what if an attacker knows your email password, then he can control your whole life right? because there is just one password (your email's) for which all your access to websites depend on. or, should i read this as a joke?