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by kjbekkelund 14y ago
If you look at the examples I'm not testing that collection.length is some length, I'm checking that the actual output of my application is correct. For example, in the last example I'm checking that my application handles errors properly.
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Inventing on Principle(vimeo.com)
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by kjbekkelund 15y ago
I think most of these are too heavy for my use. I've been helping out on a simplistic slideshow tool using Markdown, which might interest some of you: https://github.com/gnab/remark Example presentation: http://gnab.github.com/remark/
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Understanding User Acquisition in Freemium(kimjoar.net)
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by kjbekkelund 15y ago
I went from being an avid Delicious user to using Pinboard instead. I'm really looking forward to seeing what happens now, and hopefully there are so cool stuff coming that I'll go back to being a fanboy again. This is (hopefully) amazing n
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
It's interesting to see the salary in different countries. I'm starting in a junior developer position in Norway with a salary of €56k/year ($82k/year). However, we have reasonably heavy taxes and cost of living. Another important aspect is
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
That's what I've done. And it's amazing having access to all the files from my iPad, iPhone and generally, for those few times I need it, from everywhere through the website. It's made my life a little simpler, that's for sure.
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Ask HN: Who should I interview for my Master's Thesis on freemium?
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A paper which explores success and failure when using freemium (PDF)(kimjoar.net)
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Link to download the Kod.app beta(kodapp.com)
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Without startups, we’re sunk(newsweek.com)
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Is freemium a business model?(kimjoar.net)
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Keys to Success with Freemium(startup-marketing.com)
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Don’t let them get away with free(kimjoar.net)
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
I wrote more about doing my master thesis on freemium at http://kimjoar.net/why-i-want-to-write-a-master-thesis-about...
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
I'm studying entrepreneurship at a Norwegian university ( http://www.ntnu.edu/ ). I will probably write up some blog posts along the way and post them to HN!
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Ask HN: Writing a master thesis about freemium, need some ideas
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
What about doing it like this in Ruby: collection = Braintree::Transaction.search do order_id /^a2d/ customer_website /\.com$/ billing_first_name "John" status :authorized, :settled amount 10..20 end
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
My favourite books read lately are Here Comes Everybody by Clay Shirky and Perrotta's Metaprogramming Ruby. If you haven't read Free by Chris Anderson, it's also highly recommended. It's just an article, but Anarconomy by the Copenhagen Ins
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
I wrote an article about the security of passive RFID tags at school about a year ago: http://kimjoar.net/security-passive-rfid-tags.html . There you might find some interesting stuff regarding your question. RFID is very cool, but there a
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
You should've seen the minus points coming — committing a crime never increases your karma. ;)
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
That ain't no iPad, that's for sure!
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
Very interesting — and precisely what I would have guessed beforehand. Here in Norway I see a lot of talk all the time about Twitter in the media, but nearly none of my friends use it at all. The only time I heard _everyone_ talking about T
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by kjbekkelund 16y ago
Hurl inspired Twitter's API console: http://dev.twitter.com/console It's open sourced, and contains some great code: http://github.com/defunkt/hurl . I used it as an inspiration when working on my first Redis project using Sinatra.
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
Gmail Paper: http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/more.html
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
It's very important for startups (and everybody else, for that matter) to learn from Facebook here. Straight to the point and I don't get the spammy(?) feeling I get from a lot of the other services I use. Great emails. (And I actually thin
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
Obligatory Kathy Sierra read: http://headrush.typepad.com/creating_passionate_users/2005/0...
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
Well, I don't know about ruling the world, but I really look forward to testing the iPad. Both Mossberg's and Pogue's review were interesting, and so far most people that have tried it seem to agree that it is something special about the iP
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
"My favorite Google product is definitely Gmail Paper! I have already done so much amazing for the environment." http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/more.html
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by kjbekkelund 17y ago
Going the non-standard way sets really high demands for a CV. This is an interesting take, but I do feel I don't get enough data. And isn't that the goal of a good infographic? Showing a lot of data in a better way than with raw text. It's

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