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by nate 15y ago
If you don't have or want to use your Facebook account, here's the bigger version http://cityposh.com/contests/play-to-win-free-oreilly-ebooks...
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Show HN: O'Reilly using our new contest software to giveaway full JS bookshelf(facebook.com)
39 points by nate 15y ago|18 comments
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by nate 16y ago
I read in Esquire or Wired or somewhere (I'm having trouble finding the source online) that smells change our perception of time. Baby powder slows down time for us. Coffee beans speed it up. Perhaps we frequent coffee shops to get work don
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by nate 16y ago
Not sure, but I know for myself it's because of node.js and a need for a better realtime app. I couldn't have told you what Chunked Encoding was before a couple weeks ago when I started fooling with node.js. Realtime apps are more popular,
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by nate 16y ago
I just set up a node.js app recently because it does chunking by default. I noticed Chrome didn't want to render the early chunks. I believe some folks mention that some browsers will only render the chunks if a large enough buffer of chunk
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by nate 16y ago
I guess I don't understand the "scam" label. I haven't completely analyzed Swoopo's marketing, but I think the majority of people that play realize they are trying to get something big for something little. And it's a game. If they don't wi
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by nate 16y ago
I was doing some load testing on a new project of ours and noticed that I couldn't break 50-60 reqs per second sending all the requests through stunnel-haproxy or apache-haproxy to a cluster of app servers that should have handled about 200
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by nate 16y ago
And while we are on the topic :) these are some sweet buttons you can create if you are using compass: https://github.com/imathis/fancy-buttons
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by nate 16y ago
Another thing that I've been using to punch out mvp type projects fast is this for the UI: http://www.designinfluences.com/fluid960gs/ A grid system is awesome to begin with to help with laying stuff out well. But this also includes some
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by nate 16y ago
Ha, I love that part about it though. Maybe making the 10 million is already predestined in his head. The hard part now is figuring out how to spend it. Probably something Napoleon Hill would be proud of.
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by nate 16y ago
ho-hum http://common3.ziffdavisinternet.com/util_get_image/24/0,142... :)
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Talk to Yourself(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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Hustle, a gift from my father.(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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by nate 16y ago
Why not let users use email certificates if they want? That's what I've got going on in Tgethr. Let users decide if extra trouble of setting up an email cert is worth it (it's not that bad), and now all of a sudden you have spam proof email
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Don't think outside the box. Just think inside different boxes.(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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Obsessed with tools - Why Tiger Woods would still win with 3 golf clubs(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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Don't Be Like Seinfeld - Break the Chain(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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by nate 16y ago
A cross post of my comment on the OP's blog: Great list and advice. A couple things I'd add: 10. As a mashup of points 3 and 6, Start Talking to Yourself. Pretend you are on stage at a conference giving a talk, and just talk. Then write tha
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IPhone 4: Three Big Cons Beneath Sleek Design(cio.com)
1 points by nate 16y ago|0 comments
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Jack Dorsey: The 3 Keys to Twitter's Success(the99percent.com)
8 points by nate 16y ago|1 comments
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by nate 16y ago
Joe, my point wasn't that people are literally applying the term DRY to their human to human communications. My point was that they unintentionally do it. I'll see time and time again a blogger or writer or speaker stuck. And one of the rea
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by nate 16y ago
:) Nice, I'll consider that one.
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"How are you doing? I mean, I don't really give a crap, let's talk business."(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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Ask HN: Anyone having success with offering an affiliate program?
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What a 3 year old can teach you about improving your business or career(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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How to Grow a Community: Insights from Experts(sixrevisions.com)
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Picasso was a failure(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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Duct Tape Marketing's Dirty Little Marketing Research Secret(blog.inklingmarkets.com)
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by nate 16y ago
Yes, it was for a veggie bowl. But i didn't bring the example up originally because I think the veggie bowl changed. This example was about 6 years ago when I believe those peppers and onions weren't included with the veggie bowl.
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by nate 16y ago
That's funny. I was checking out Cialdini's site in particular when I saw a mention about the Dentists named Dennis thing, which made me look up the original research it came from and inspired this whole post. There's another Cialdini post

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