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by nhangen 13y ago
It's cool to hate on jQuery right now (for some odd reason), but don't let that get you down. This is an awesome start and I'll definitely be keeping an eye on it. We do a lot of front-end editing on WordPress and this might
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by nhangen 13y ago
How exactly is jQuery a burden?
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by nhangen 13y ago
Great feature, but now I have to write a new currency handler for all of our products.
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by nhangen 13y ago
I use WordPress because it has a set of hooks/filters/APIs that make it incredibly easy to build themes and plugins. However, I'm annoyed by the 'money is evil' socialist sentiment that pervades much of the communit
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by nhangen 13y ago
Or legit gift cards purchased with cash
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by nhangen 13y ago
Yes, but the reputation isn't going to deteriorate overnight. There's a reason why they both had it. It's a good product (or it was).
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by nhangen 13y ago
Apparently very few of you read the article... It's a smart way for a rapper to market his music. I chuckled as I watched the video, and learned about a rapper I hadn't heard of before. Harmless fun.
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by nhangen 13y ago
I disagree. Here in Florida, Verizon FIOS has an excellent reputation and the product is far superior to the other choices we have. It's also the first place I've lived where I have choice (Brighthouse being the other player). Tim
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by nhangen 13y ago
Why not just prevent partners from individually investing?
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by nhangen 13y ago
I'm pretty sure most men seek advice from their peer group and/or founders they know. Because there are fewer female founders, there are probably fewer dispersed among the peer groups.
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by nhangen 13y ago
The best place to start would be to diversify the lineups at Hacker School. If the sentiment is that female founders are uncomfortable at conferences full of male founders, then cordoning them off isn't going to help. I don't thin
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by nhangen 13y ago
My only concern with events like this is that males could also learn from female founders advice and experiences. It just seems like a loss to forcefully segregate the audience. I would love to attend an event that featured a female only st
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by nhangen 13y ago
I already replied to the team with similar sentiments, but I think this is a great move. Many of their D2C products competed with the businesses that were using their APIs, so it makes sense to pick a channel and focus on just one side of t
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by nhangen 13y ago
If I'm a superstar, I don't need Google or Facebook or Amazon because I can start my own thing and/or join an up and coming startup and get a solid equity stake. That's the crux, and why the 'talent crunch' won
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by nhangen 13y ago
I see tons of "I interviewed 5 times and didn't get the job" comments on this thread. Why is it so hard to get a job in Silicon Valley? I hear that it's tough to find talent, and I also hear that it's tough to find
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by nhangen 13y ago
I don't believe his legacy should carry less value at all. If anything, I'm trying to defend his legacy so organizations like this will stop putting words and actions in his mouth/body. I find this campaign to be in bad taste
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by nhangen 13y ago
The mistakes that FB are making have more to do with them going back on their word and constantly moving the goalposts. First, you could easily get likes and share with them. Then, you had to essentially buy likes to speak to everyone. Now,
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by nhangen 13y ago
Am I the only one bothered by how many people are invoking Aaron's ghost? The intent might be pure, but it really bugs me when people speak for the dead. And let's not forget, Aaron didn't pass away, he committed suicide. Cas
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by nhangen 13y ago
Sorry. I should have phrased it as 'with opt-out as the default.' This is very similar to the Snapchat snafu, and they handled it just as poorly. These are both examples of what's wrong with growth hacking.
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by nhangen 13y ago
I find it funny that on the very same site where we see an endless supply of NSA privacy-invasion complaints, we also see an impressive defense in support of Google's efforts to the same. Do ya'll hate Marco that much?
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by nhangen 13y ago
I had assumed that after sending, they could view the 'sent' tab and see the address, opening up your username and your actual email. It seems this isn't the case, but that doesn't make it any less troubling. How does th
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by nhangen 13y ago
The point is that we want to like Google, but they're making it difficult. Quit confusing frustration for hate. You're right that we can delete our G+ account. The point is that we're trying to explain to Google why it might
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by nhangen 13y ago
You're right, just found this: "Your email address isn't visible to your Google+ connections until you send them an email, and their email addresses are not visible to you until they respond." Doesn't change my opin
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by nhangen 13y ago
Exactly. Perhaps parent has lost it.
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by nhangen 13y ago
I totally get this. My gmail address is a treasure, and I treat it as such. I hand it out to people that I'm OK getting emails from. Everyone else gets a work email or a misc email that I check less often. Beyond that, since Google use
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by nhangen 13y ago
OK, so he went into your room, you weren't there, and he came back to knock on the door to let you know he went to your room to find you. It's close enough. Edit: I just want to clarify that I don't think the kid should be pr
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by nhangen 13y ago
The articled states that the kid used SQL injection techniques to access the site and gauge the vulnerability.
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by nhangen 13y ago
This is a bit different and would be like the neighbor opening the door and waking into your bedroom to tell you.
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by nhangen 13y ago
Makes me wonder if part of the intent is to reduce salaries. No managers = no manager salaries. Kind of like getting a promotion without the salary increase, or increased duties without increased pay.
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by nhangen 13y ago
'once respected media outlet as personal mouthpiece' That should be given more focus IMO

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