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Michael Phelps and the Olympic mentality(nbcolympics.com)
1 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
the best thing you can do is get provocative pictures and have them appear on sites like reddit to boost traffic. www.pixdaus.com was on the front page of many digg/reddit sites, and it seems to be doing pretty well, traffic-wise. It's also
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Cool new language: Fan(fandev.org)
13 points by marketer 18y ago|6 comments
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Who said elevator pitches have to be simple?(blog.palantirtech.com)
4 points by marketer 18y ago|1 comments
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A nice webcalc from the ffmpeg author(numcalc.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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On Rejection(in-theory.blogspot.com)
3 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Early Stage Fundraising Advice for Tough Times(wsgr.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
Specifically about invitastic -- they never made any serious attempt to go after evite. Jackson Fish Market is more of a marketing/consulting company. They developed invitastic for a client to promote a product (which is an interesting busi
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by marketer 18y ago
Shouldn't be hard to fix that - they just need to keep track of the originating SMTP server of the first e-mail.
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Disruptive technology : Samsung 250gb laptop SSD(news.yahoo.com)
5 points by marketer 18y ago|7 comments
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How to enjoy your job(wikihow.com)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
"Wouldn't it be nice to have easily readable, understandable data and configuration files" No, not really How many times do people actually read XML data, or configuration files? Once in a while I suppose, when performing some configuration
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by marketer 18y ago
One of the most important aspects of a news site is having a good community. A lot of the value of sites like news.yc aren't the links themselves, it's the comments provided by the technially adept community. That's not to say that the link
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Interesting comments on Disqus(centernetworks.com)
4 points by marketer 18y ago|1 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
Sequoia has some interesting bullet points (right side of page): http://www.sequoiacap.com/ideas/ Granted, most online business won't meet all of those requirements, but they also aren't likely to be funded by Sequoia.
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How to win friends and influence people - summary(notesofintelligence.com)
6 points by marketer 18y ago|1 comments
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Why Ocaml sucks(enfranchisedmind.com)
3 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Interesting refactoring in F#/Ocaml(diditwith.net)
2 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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Top 10 mistakes when building Flex applications(infoq.com)
1 points by marketer 18y ago|0 comments
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by marketer 18y ago
This was a great article, from someone who clearly cares about usability and customer satisfaction. Although many of his points are arguable, it really comes down to one thing: choosing the platform. Choosing a platform always has trade-off
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by marketer 18y ago
1) Copy-past works just fine, at least with flex 3 text or textarea controls 2) Saving the swf is easy, and you can view it any time 3) Images are usually embedded, and you can get them with a resource viewer 4) Copy image location - this i
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by marketer 18y ago
Adobe is already one step ahead. They just announced the "open screen project", which opens up the swf and flv file formats. This also lets people create their own swf runtimes. Nitot seems to be a little disconnected. He mentions "In HTML
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by marketer 18y ago
"Last fall, I quoted on a website contract for our city college" You don't have to read past that first sentence to realize that this is heavily biased opinion from a person who earns his living doing web design. Many of the issues are comp
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by marketer 18y ago
When you go beyond the consumer web and desktop markets, software actually sells for a lot of money. There are tons of industry-specific and line of business software markets that are very lucrative, but they aren't immediately obvious to a
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by marketer 19y ago
Try opening up a python interpreter and running help(int). You'll notice something surprising -- there are over 50 methods available for ints. This ranges from all the basic math operations, shifts, boolean operations, and high precision ma
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Factorial function as a limerick(limerickdb.com)
5 points by marketer 19y ago|3 comments
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by marketer 19y ago
Intuitive user interfaces are always a plus, but there are many great uses of UI's with low "affordance" that aren't immediately obvious, like drag and drop. This is the perfect scenario for tool tips and other features that can explain usa
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by marketer 19y ago
It would be nice to have some kind of preview feature, either in the form of a demo, or existing pages.
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by marketer 19y ago
Microsoft has 3 or 4 implementations of the CLR: normal, compact, micro, and silverlight. Each has different requirements, but I'm not sure how much code is shared. If you implement a CLR interpreter, by definition you support C# and any ot
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by marketer 19y ago
Unfortunately, lists only exist in the pure F# model (ocaml-compat). They don't implement ICollection, and this is required to use lists in most conceivable .net libraries. To get a list that implements ICollection, you need to use sequence

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