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by kes 17y ago
I would also like to point out another example: @arjunbasu who writes micro-fiction.
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by kes 17y ago
Let me be the first to say the obvious here: huzzah for spamming social media!
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by kes 17y ago
I know that there are a lot of mixed feelings about Twitter and it's value. But I think that this book does a good job of explaining various uses, and style/structure guidelines for what I personally believe to be an exciting new protocol.
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Tell HN: A book about Twitter that isn't full of bullshit.(amazon.com)
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by kes 17y ago
A Javascript project that does this - http://code.google.com/p/hyphenator/ - with an example - http://j.mp/bakUUw A relavant Reddit thread - http://j.mp/d8H3Tf
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by kes 17y ago
Evernote is even worse on Mac. I've been using Journler ( http://journler.com/ ) because it's too much of a hassle to keep my stuff in OneNote on a separate partition, or run VMware. I wish there was a OSX port for OneNote, which I think is
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by kes 17y ago
The page has been updated: " Dear visitors from Google. This site is not Facebook. This is a website called ReadWriteWeb that reports on news about Facebook and other Internet services. You can however click here to become a Fan of ReadWrit
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by kes 17y ago
I think this statement is far more ingenious than you are giving it credit for. I think that you could interpret this to say "I like women sexually, but not socially or mentally". Now, I'm certainly not saying that this reflects his feeling
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by kes 17y ago
Perhaps Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond would be a good book to pick up. Although it doesn't directly apply to any of the subjects you listed, I think that knowing a bit about world history is a good way to make connections in the p
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by kes 17y ago
"A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius" by David Eggers. Ironic title, thoughtful and enjoyable book. Suggested.
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by kes 17y ago
The author would seem to be suggesting that the process of writing is a task that not only expresses what we are trying to say, but benefits us by making our thoughts coherent. While I think this is a valid argument (I often start writing w