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michaelschade
15y ago
You can install it by grabbing the user script: https://raw.github.com/michaelschade/hnpc/master/src/hnpc.us... Here are two pictures showing it in action: * https://github.com/michaelschade/hnpc/raw/master/examples/po... * https://git
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Show HN: hnpc – Highlight New/Updated Posts & New Comments (User Script)
(github.com)
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15y ago
That's a thought, but even moderately sized snippets might get hard to read. I think this concern is especially valid because the rest of the text on the site is large and easily readable from a distance, so making the most important text–t
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michaelschade
15y ago
Neat project. One critique: I don't like having only five lines of the snippet visible at any given time, it makes it harder to easily understand what's going on in some of your longer snippets. I suspect that the five line limitation was d
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michaelschade
15y ago
Zoom is absolutely needed. I'm glad that OnSwipe is experimenting with different ways to view articles on the iPad, but when I find anything that disables pinch to zoom–one of my favorite features on the iPad–I get frustrated and leave.
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michaelschade
15y ago
I assume you've already checked this, but just in case you haven't: is Find My iPad setup? If so, and if you can get access to his Apple account, then you can track it that way.
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15y ago
Aha, thanks for pointing this out–I was curious if there was such a thing too. On the about page ( http://teamtreehouse.com/about ), why are the boxes so big for each person? I see picture, name, title, Twitter handle, and then a fair amoun
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15y ago
I'm not sure of your employment status, but if you are an employee somewhere, it's quite possible that you can get your employer to at least partially pay your way. The cost is an interesting thing to attempt to justify, and it depends enti
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15y ago
It says it on the website, but of particular note is that Alex also runs the Strange Loop conference ( https://thestrangeloop.com/ ). Of its three years, I've attended two consecutively, and have had a blast both times, learned many new thi
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They're unfortunately not operating outside of the US yet (at least, not publicly). From what I hear, they're anxious to make this possible. Your best bet is probably to follow them on Twitter ( https://twitter.com/#!/stripe ) to find out w
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After Sean Parker tweeted about this op-ed piece, there was conversation on Twitter about it by Sean, Chris Sacca, Gary Vaynerchuk, Anil Dash, and many others. I'm sure there are many I'm missing that represent good ideas, but here are at l
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15y ago
Very nice, and good job involving your son in coding that way–that's an awesome way to start!
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michaelschade
15y ago
Agreed. I've also written about exercise and its benefits (or really, the benefits of exploring other areas of life that one might enjoy outside of work): http://mschade.me/be-a-better-entrepreneur-be-a-little-selfi...
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15y ago
You are using it correctly, so must be missing some support. You might mention what version of Chrome (although, I assume that's the latest given their automatic updates) you are using and whether or not you are blocking JavaScript.
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15y ago
Very nice. I tend to go to web dingus and copy and paste my markdown in, so this is much handier. Some comments: * It doesn't seem to be working on Safari (v. 5.1, OS X Lion) for me. When I drop the file in, the blue bar stays properly, but
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15y ago
You raise some valid points–although, I wonder if Stripe would provide volume discounts if one asked, perhaps just not saying they do upfront at this point in their young company. About how they handle chargebacks, I honestly can't comment
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It probably has to due with the risk involved with how to handle chargebacks if the company doesn't fulfill their promise of the product, and PayPal assuming liability if the company doesn't have sufficient funds in that case. There are ple
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They should use Stripe: https://stripe.com/ We were able to get our product off the ground right away with Stripe (we were in their beta before they opened up to all). It's extremely quick to implement, their APIs are well-documented, and
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Show HN: TechCrunch: A Better Image Gallery
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Apple co-founder Wozniak says he'll miss Jobs
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For background, Bryan gave this talk at the excellent Strange Loop 2011 conference ( https://thestrangeloop.com/ ). Abstract: https://thestrangeloop.com/sessions/running-a-startup-on-has... He also gave a workshop on Sunday (which I unfor
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I was front row at his talk during Strange Loop (he did an amazing job on the talk; watching Storm and friends be open-sourced halfway through was fantastic) and tried to write fairly detailed yet correct notes. I was typing pretty quickly
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I never said that was the entire reason, but if I were one of the artists involved (not that I'm any good with video), that would be part of my reason. When I take or edit a photo, although representing myself individually, I incorporate a
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The Google Doodles have historically intertwined Google and whatever the day's message was. Just as in pre-interactive Doodle days where they would morph images into the Google name, here they are extending that into their new style of logo
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For further reading, Gondor has been discussed previously on HN: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2075158 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2728855 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2728855
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Glad to hear–competition is what keeps us all on our toes, so I'll be keeping an eye out for you guys :)
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Directly to the service: http://spearheaddev.com/qrcardus/ Disclaimer: I co-founded it
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Web-Based QR Business Cards Make Networking Feel Human Again
(readwriteweb.com)
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Wow, very creepy stories that both of you posted. Thanks for linking to them. > They are lucky because their case has a high-profile because of the film - but there must be many, many other innocent people in prisons because of false co
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Unfortunately not a lab test, I saw this on Frontline recently and it was very disturbing to see that confessions could be so easily had: http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/the-confessions/etc/... Essentially, the story involves th
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