mshafer

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by mshafer 6y ago
There is definitely a pattern where people make a small amount of money on some initial content site, but they make their big bucks on courses that teach _you_ how to make passive income with a content site. Props to them for being able to
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by mshafer 6y ago
That’s a helpful list of Google Analytics alternatives to check out, thanks! There are 13 websites using Parse.ly, which starts at $500 per month! For a personal blog??
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by mshafer 7y ago
Oskar’s tweets showing his city-builder are some of my favourite things on the internet. His combination of 3D rendering and artistic style is just black magic to me.
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by mshafer 7y ago
Yes I get this too! Not so much with podcasts, but with concepts and things I’ve learnt. For example, when I think of the Python framework Flask or the iOS autolayout framework, I get vivid visuals of where I was when I was first trying the
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by mshafer 7y ago
Love how you've hacked the purpose of menu bar buttons to create such a simple user interface - no separate menus or configuration, just drag things around!
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by mshafer 7y ago
Accounts can artificially inflate their follower count with money, but they can't use money to make _me_ follow them. I think that's the difference with paid advertising, where you can buy the ability to reach anyone.
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So Long Apple Music, Back to Spotify(mozzafiller.com)
3 points by mshafer 7y ago|0 comments
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by mshafer 8y ago
I use a very simple Chrome extension which just opens any existing Reddit threads for the current webpage. https://github.com/mshafer/chrome-find-on-reddit