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mr_november
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16y ago
Cmd + tab (cycling b/w open apps) and Cmd + ` (cycling b/w open windows of app with focus) are definitely my 2 most-used shortcuts.
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http://peerlove.com - web based employee recognition
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But your super simple methods fail to further a culture of feedback. If there is a central place where all employees can see positive feedback given to each other, it encourages everyone to continue giving this short notes of encouragement/
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16y ago
I've built this when I was trying to learn rails: http://www.peerlove.com Have been meaning to do a Show HN post for awhile now. 'Love' (as we call the positive feedback) thru email which populates the webapp is a feature as well. Needs s
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16y ago
Nice one, a job post aggregator and dev language trend tool. I like it. Quick UI feedback: clicking any of the top nav bar items causes the buttons to 'stutter' on the redirect (if that makes sense). OS X, chrome
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16y ago
Just commented on the original article as such.
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I disagree with this, it's entirely possible for vendors to honour gift cards (and credits) indefinitely. In fact, here in Canada, in most provinces, if not all, it's law and has been for some time: http://www.gov.on.ca/mgs/en/News/133713.
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Congrats. Yet another opinion, from someone with a similar mindset to many on HN (he's probably on here somewhere), Jon Bischke (founder of edufire.com): http://jonbischke.com/2010/04/09/if-you-were-24-and-had-200k... Although he was talk
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While this will probably not get read, I made the move from TextMate to Vim (well, MacVim) and the efficient movement between files was the one thing I really missed - until I got fuzzyfinder-textmate set up. http://github.com/jamis/fuzzy
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17y ago
I feel the HN title is a touch misleading - when I hear B-school, I think MBA, maybe that's just me. The fact that this is undergrad is significant. In my opinion, thought leaders, both from the external 'business' world as well as top prof
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Author is clearly not a sports fan - it's the only reason I have a TV, a PVR, a subscription to innumerable channels (because here in Canada you need to sub to many 'basic' channels to receive any of the sports-specific channels) etc. Ugh,
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what about being an expert of the domain in which your product/service resides? that's the most obvious (and most useful to potential users) approach in my mind
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17y ago
Ah - then we are on the same side. Thanks for the clarification.
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Different, yes, but I don't think it's distasteful. Refreshing almost. I find some in our society look down on those that have tasted some success and who, instead of driving hard to the next goal right away, take some time and enjoy their