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Learning the true value of content from Aaron Swartz(medium.com)
4 points by logic 14y ago|0 comments
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by logic 14y ago
I suspect the 37signals employment contracts still say "at will" somewhere in them. In fact, Jason Fried talked about exactly that at one point: http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2239-employment-contracts-wha... If you want me to treat a pos
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by logic 14y ago
You just described the level of integration G+/Picasa has with my Android phone: every photo I take is automatically uploaded to a (private) folder on there. For many of us, Flickr's appeal is that it's (self-)curated: you've picked your be
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by logic 14y ago
Interestingly, that causes an "Aw, snap!" in Chrome (beta channel) for me. (Fresh load of the maze demo; right-click on the only block on the screen, click "add comment".)
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by logic 14y ago
Big thumbs up for Sprog. Also, MIT Scratch, and Yahoo! Pipes.
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by logic 14y ago
Think a/b testing: if your users start customizing around a particular pattern (particularly in larger numbers), there might be something to learn from that.
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by logic 15y ago
They feel they're entitled to ask for your salary history, which is a subtle, bur very real, distinction. (Much like some employers feel they're entitled to rummage through your Facebook account, apparently.) By the same token, you should f
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by logic 15y ago
Red Hat Bugzilla is tracking this for both RHEL (EPEL) and Fedora: Master tracking bug: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=803856 EPEL: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=803859 Fedora: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/sho
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by logic 15y ago
Take a look at 500px.com; it seems a large swath of the higher-end of the community is migrating there. At this point, it's probably where I'm going to land with my archive if I have to move. Unfortunately, I don't believe they have the abi
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by logic 15y ago
> But I think if you put us.pool.ntp.org,us.pool.ntp.org,us.pool.ntp.org for the server your computer will try to spin up three ntp connections. Close, but not quite; ntpd appears to be smart enough to realize you have three identical "
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Ev Williams: Obvious and Branch Partner Up(beta.branch.com)
3 points by logic 15y ago|0 comments
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by logic 15y ago
I was actually just thinking about this. We're almost at the point now where you could reasonably package multiple LEDs into a multi-surface package, and do so relatively cost-effectively. The other side (pun intended) of this problem, th
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by logic 15y ago
> [...] The author claims that he [...] She.
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Twemproxy: A fast, light-weight proxy for memcached(dev.twitter.com)
8 points by logic 15y ago|0 comments
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by logic 15y ago
The entire world is not the United States. :) "Feature" phones and spotty data service are still very common in certain regions, but SMS works almost anywhere with cell infrastructure (or via sat phones).
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by logic 15y ago
The tweet still needs to fit into 140 characters, including any metadata you want visible to the recipient. Think SMS. Hence, might as well make it a user-manageable item in the tweet itself.
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by logic 15y ago
> If all else fails, consider that maybe you don't have a product worth buying, and then improve or leave. This point bears repeating. As a musician, like it or not, you're an entrepreneur. You can outsource your marketing and collectio
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by logic 15y ago
I'll admit, the first thing I wanted to know what what this would look like in green monochrome. (ala jwz, http://www.jwz.org/ )
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by logic 15y ago
Order of evaluation; du() will be instantiated, sort() will be instantiated, and then du().__or__() is evaluated, which means you won't have du's stdout to attach to stdin on sort when it's instantiated. Figuring out a way around this (mock
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by logic 15y ago
Agreed here; it's one of the things that continues to make Flickr so useful.
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by logic 15y ago
Might be helpful to mention OS and browser.
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by logic 15y ago
Surprisingly, this was usable on my iPhone 3G.
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by logic 15y ago
Just an FYI: it crashes while trying to open it on my iPhone 3G (displays the splash screen, then exits to springboard.) Love the idea, though. :)
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by logic 15y ago
There are enough of us in this relatively small community of free-thinkers who were touched by this man's work that, for a few moments, we'd like to pause to remember him. This has absolutely nothing to do with "intellectual interest": we'r
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by logic 15y ago
I see this sentiment a lot, and I appreciate that your visceral reaction is because of the tone of the post you're replying to, so please don't take this too personally. But, and I say this as a happy resident of the East Bay, you're simply
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by logic 15y ago
Amazon no longer has an affiliate program in Illinois, despite not having a physical corporate presence there; affiliates in the state were considered (incorrectly, IMHO, but my opinion doesn't really matter) enough of a business presence t
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by logic 15y ago
Am I blind, or has the API documentation completely disappeared? I've also noticed that some of the RSS feeds I had previously subscribed to are starting to 404. I haven't had the patience to track down what the new URLs are, but no redirec
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by logic 15y ago
Interesting thing about that: if you're curious, dig into the SoCs used for this stuff, and you'll see that's really not about "giving access". The voice handling in most smartphones never leaves the SoC, and the OS just communicates with i
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by logic 15y ago
> interviewees are already more aware of Glassdoor than interviewers My first amusing thought when reading this was to assume a correlation; ie. that interviewees who lean heavily on Glassdoor prior to interviewing do not eventually bec
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The Trivialities and Transcendence of Kickstarter(nytimes.com)
8 points by logic 15y ago|0 comments

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