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This type of user engagement is what Sailthru, one of the fastest growing NYC startups, powers for several well known startups and larger companies - check the client list: https://www.sailthru.com/clients (Disclaimer: I work on product th
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25% Increase in Signups for Business Insider: Recommended Content Email Capture
(blog.sailthru.com)
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Why Peter Theil is Half-Wrong
(nicolaerusan.tumblr.com)
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The Deception of Difficulty (why nothing is as confusing at it seems)
(nicolaerusan.tumblr.com)
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15y ago
Is Rotten Tomatoes based in Iceland? That would explain part of it...
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https://github.com/nicolaerusan/RottenNetflix Hey, I just uploaded the source - not very well commented, but hopefully illustrates the ideas (combine it along with the explanation above.) Feel free to extend it - I think it would be worth
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15y ago
I'll post this to my blog as well: www.nicolaerusan.com Not sure if it's a bug or not in Chrome. But I do recall having made a more complex Chrome extension before, where we were using the same background page strategy to handle the Cross-O
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15y ago
Yah definitely was finding myself doing the exact same thing... I decided to write it when I almost watched a movie that had like 20% on RT, but Netflix said it was 4.5* for me.
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That's pretty easy to do, I'll try to hack this together one of these weekends :).
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Sure. Feel free to ask more questions if I didn't touch on it. So, using Chrome extensions, you're able to inject a javascript file into pages users browse to. You can limit which pages the javascript file is injected into using the Chrome
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There's an extension for Safari as well (submitted for approval, but here's a link in meantime): http://www.mediafire.com/?li7j7965f67ryrg Also, I wanted to give credit to Matt Blodgett ( http://www.mattblodgett.com/2009/07/rotten-tomatoe
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Weekend Hack: Rotten Tomatoes reviews overlayed on Netflix (Extensions)
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Just was listening to classical music while i came across this... directing them to the music was incredibly entertaining.
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Building Apps On Top of Your Genome: OAuth For Your Health Data
(nicolaerusan.tumblr.com)
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App: Automatically Donate 10% of All Money In Your Bank Account to Charity
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Would love to know what you guys think about this: Do you find it useful? What industries would you like to see interviews for? What changes would you like to the format?
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Interviews with People in Different Industries and Identifying Problems to Solve
(swapinsights.com)
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Sometimes I Wish I Didn't Know About Competitors and Markets
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Yah - just to follow up on what Kareem said, you could imagine sharing tons of programming links on The Shared Web - and it would never bubble up for all your friends who don't follow programming, but for those of your friends who are inter
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Hey - it's not a spam post. Curious why you think it's half-baked. Would love some feedback on how you think we could make it better!
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Thanks for trying it for the last little while :). Glad you're finding some useful content. The gamer demographic hasn't come on to it yet in a big way. It'll be interesting to see how it can handle having lots of different groups of people
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Someone just posted a sticker with our logo (no idea who made it, or where pic was taken, but that's encouraging) http://i.imgur.com/5XHGn.jpg
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10 Amazing SkillShare Classes I Will Teach
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Facebook Connect + Facebook Payments = World Domination
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Yup - but their management would only have to be minimal. More than anything, the mindshare, and the developers that they would have using their tools, and thinking about Microsoft technology more frequently could be worth it even if they d
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I fully agree with this. I didn't do a good job articulating it. I think the 'heaviness' of the tools, and even having to go through any of those programs (apply etc.) is enough of a deterrent to stop people who are looking to just get some
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Yah - definitely. That would be an out of control building. Imagine how fun it would be to do a tour of that building, and go from room to room to see all the interesting things people are working on. With M$ budget they could also provide
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8500 Startups vs Skype
(nicolaerusan.tumblr.com)
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Hmm.. give it a go again and let me know if it's still buggy - I think it should be fixed.
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16y ago
Hey, did you use an FB account as well? It tries to use your FB pic first if an FB username is specified, and then goes for the Twitter pic if no FB username is specified
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