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mildweed
16y ago
I've searched their website high and low, and I can't find how either.
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I am interested in hearing more about these four types of entrepreneurship and analysis on each.
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Designing Web Registration Forms for Kids
(alistapart.com)
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The 3 Field Shopping Cart Web Form
(voltagecreative.com)
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Optimizing user inputs
(c2.com)
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16y ago
Do you have any stats on the CPU/memory usage difference using this approach? Obviously your database/memcache calls are optimized, but I'm curious what the overall effect is.
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16y ago
Yes, using their pseudo-transactional campaigns. I'm using it right now on multiple sites. Which makes me wonder why they decided to build on SES, they've already got the functionality there... http://blog.mailchimp.com/transactional-email
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What each generation does online
(pewinternet.org)
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16y ago
Setup threads: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2080049 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2046160
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Remind HN: KC Meetup, Tonight 5:30pm, McCoys (Westport)
(eventbrite.com)
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Its official http://developers.facebook.com/blog/post/451
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16y ago
"You may not accept Credits as payment for a currency or other stored value item that can be used outside of the application." "You will not (and you will not enable or allow any third party to) sell Credits to, or trade or otherwise exchan
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16y ago
If they start allowing the sale of non-digital goods on Facebook, they had better drop the 30% cut. That'll never fly with retailers, no matter how much exposure their Page gets them. Current payment processors take about $0.10 per transact
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16y ago
So this is a meta meta source. A summary about a book about a 2 year degree. Still worth a quick read.
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16y ago
Or just tell potential employers that rather than try to be helpful or polite, he will condescend to them and belittle them for things that are likely not their fault.
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16y ago
Living in the midwest, I always hate looking at national average salaries. My cost of living is great, but its always an ego hit to see numbers like that. Either that or I need to get a better paying software engineering job :/
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16y ago
While that is a valid correlation, and that history is a good predictor of the future, Facebook still has a lot of fight left in it. Their Graph API is powerful and their business offerings are strong. Yes, some new service might rear its h
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16y ago
could somebody please post an example to point #1?
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16y ago
megamark16, wmeredith and I already had a mini-meetup over lunch. It was good. If we do a lunch, I suggest The Cashew. If we do a happy hour, I suggest McCoys / Foundry.
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16y ago
Most of the good search engines have a TOS that disallows you from creating a meta search engine from their results (API or otherwise). And they WILL cut off your access if they catch you. Learned that the hard way.
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Even Yogurt knew where the real money was: Merchandising. The Oatmeal the Flamethrower
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Merry Christmas Hackers, web app style
(greetomatic.com)
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This reminds me directly of the song from the musical Rent: "Today for you, tomorrow for me".
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The HTML5 reset is the most newsworthy one here. We are all entrenched with our own HTML4 resets at this point, but I'm all ears for the HTML5 reset.
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This is the problem with becoming successful in comedy. People expect everything you do to be funny. I bet the audience was laughing heartily at Steve's responses for the first ten minutes of the program. People are conditioned to laugh at
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16y ago
Clickless browsing is just another way to say "mouse gestures". Yes, future interface devices may not have a 'click' function and may be gesture-based, but as for my mouse as it stands today, a click is extremely helpful.
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Open source microcontroller TCP/IP? I give the Makers 6 months, the manufacturers 2 years, and the general public adoption 3. Welcome to the future. Once again. It still blows my mind all the futuristic technology we have already. Here's ye
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There are a lot of good motivational/business advice passages in the Bible, I'd be interested to see if somebody's assembled all of those into a collection.
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XMLHttpRequest 2.0 Draft - now with more methods and attributes
(w3.org)
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16y ago
Till Spoon supports running on platforms other than Windows, this is somewhat a moot issue for many of us.
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