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The Data Behind My Ideal Bookshelf(fredbenenson.com)
17 points by mecredis 14y ago|1 comments
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Kickstarter averaged £48 a minute during the first month live in the UK(kickstarter.com)
3 points by mecredis 14y ago|0 comments
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by mecredis 14y ago
The only definition of big data I've thought was remotely insightful is "too large to process with one machine." Note (as the example in the Wired article indicates) that the converse isn't true: just because you are using multiple machines
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by mecredis 14y ago
Thats me with the Rubik's cube -- I also submitted the link to HN, and FWIW I don't consider myself a hipster.
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Kickstarter's new team page(kickstarter.com)
111 points by mecredis 14y ago|75 comments
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When the Web’s Chaos Takes an Ugly Turn (nytimes.com)
2 points by mecredis 14y ago|0 comments
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by mecredis 14y ago
It is a category mistake to expect a TV appearance to acutely drive views of an online video. This is because TV is analog and there's no link to click on when PSY is on Ellen. This also means that the ratio of people who are driven to watc
98.
by mecredis 14y ago
I have found turning my brightness all of the way down (more accessible by double clicking the home button), and turning on white on black text in Settings > Acessibility helps. It inverts the color palatte but produces less light so it
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Kickstarter Fulfillment & Product: A story of dogfood and data validation(fredbenenson.com)
34 points by mecredis 14y ago|6 comments
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Sitewide Kickstarter Stats(kickstarter.com)
2 points by mecredis 14y ago|0 comments
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Paul Schrader wants to be your friend(digitaldorr.com)
1 points by mecredis 14y ago|0 comments
102.
by mecredis 14y ago
New York City, Rails, Full time I work at Kickstarter we are looking for more Rails engineers that want to write mission critical code that enables thousands of people to realize their creative dreams. Features are developed by small groups
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11+ Years of Kickstarter: MySpace widgets, missing vowels, & scrapped designs(kickstarter.com)
109 points by mecredis 14y ago|12 comments
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Visualizing SOPA on Twitter(fredbenenson.com)
17 points by mecredis 15y ago|2 comments
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Why former English majors shouldn’t write Yelp reviews(ensignau.tumblr.com)
12 points by mecredis 15y ago|3 comments
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by mecredis 15y ago
Good catch. I definitely meant it in the sense that I doubt anyone would currently argue such a thing. But the same historical twist applies to photography, albeit a century earlier -- whether copyright should be extened to photographs wa
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There’s No Such Thing as a Compulsory License for a Photo(fredbenenson.com)
51 points by mecredis 15y ago|13 comments
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by mecredis 15y ago
A lot of these are simply private places that prohibit photography -- it doesn't make sense to say the place itself is copyrighted since the term copyright refers to the right to make a reproduction a work, not a physical location. Addition
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Kickstarter's Detachable Footer Easter Egg(kickstarter.com)
7 points by mecredis 16y ago|0 comments
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Use Microsoft Office's Clippy to Annoy IE 6 Users to Upgrade(clippy.ajbnet.com)
2 points by mecredis 16y ago|0 comments
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A Q&A with Simon Klose, Director of “The Pirate Bay — Away From Keyboard”(blog.kickstarter.com)
1 points by mecredis 16y ago|0 comments
112.
Generating Kickstarter Project Blurbs from Markov Chains(fredbenenson.com)
3 points by mecredis 16y ago|0 comments