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by nod 15y ago
Yes, and this post IS part of the continuing launch publicity he's generating for Trello.
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Today's startups vs the dot-com bubble (interactive viz)(ipo-dashboards.com)
3 points by nod 15y ago|2 comments
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Competing Goals in IPO Pricing(ipo-dashboards.com)
1 points by nod 15y ago|0 comments
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VC winners and losers from recent IPOs(ipo-dashboards.com)
3 points by nod 15y ago|0 comments
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How One Company is Taming Big Data With Visualizations(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by nod 15y ago|0 comments
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Chrome gets memory heap profiling(blog.chromium.org)
3 points by nod 15y ago|0 comments
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by nod 15y ago
Re exclusivity: The article portrayed it as a debate over which one is the cause. Does group altruism exist because we desire to help kin, or does kin altruism exist *because we desire to help the group? Group selection sounds more reaso
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by nod 15y ago
To delete your account, send an email to support@honestly.com requesting deletion (presumably from the email address they have for you). Info from http://www.honestly.com/static/privacy I signed up when it was Unvarnished and just starti
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by nod 15y ago
1. You are being rude. Don't write anything that you wouldn't say to someone's face. 2. I believe you completely misread the parent's point: that there are only a few technologies that are 100 years old. (Not sure what that means with re
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by nod 15y ago
That reduces the number of string appends, sure. But it is well known (see either "The Good Parts" or "High Performance Javascript" that appending strings is quadratic in JavaScript, and that the best way to assemble a large, multipart str
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by nod 16y ago
I love not seeing karma on comments. I've realized that I've made three comments today, where I rarely comment normally (once a week or less). I don't know why, but it takes away the "you'd better write two paragraphs and predict the grou
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by nod 16y ago
I did the same double-take. They both make up between 10 and 15% -- when MS bought Yahoo's search traffic, they effectively doubled their traffic and jumped to about 24-28%. So that's the number they've grown from recently.
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by nod 16y ago
Yes, but how core is "don't ever write more than one test at a time"?
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by nod 16y ago
If they've paid out 2 billion to developers, that's 850 million to Apple. Does anyone think they're close to spending 850 million to run the App Store system? It IS a profit center.
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by nod 16y ago
What the crap?
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by nod 16y ago
Is this co-located with any other companion conference?
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by nod 16y ago
This is NOT the similarly-named talk by Chris Houser from Strange Loop 2010, in case anyone else was thinking the same thing. This (from Stuart Sierra) is worth a separate read, and has nice visuals with a row/column metaphor.
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by nod 16y ago
That is the wrong question. The question should be, "Why are ebooks priced so high?"
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by nod 16y ago
It does no such thing and proves neither. A ridiculous headline and a worthless article.
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by nod 16y ago
Why do you quote this, what is your point? The article's next sentence continues just like your own: "But how are they going to make money from it? All of those things listed above could or are happening-" and goes on to further discussion
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by nod 16y ago
I'm surprised that the average investment is actually that small. (Yes, we've been hearing of this trend overall, but still, ~30 companies per million?) Is an average of < $38K all that companies want/need, or all that they will take?
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by nod 16y ago
I'd love to read your article on your great new blog design, but your blog won't scroll on my phone, so I cannot. Alas.
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by nod 16y ago
Is this really an attempt to support free speech with a DDOS? Or is there some sort of meta/irony motivation here?
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by nod 16y ago
"Always look on the briiight side of life..." Sure, it was about 50 times more than they expected. But on the bright side, at least it wasn't everybody ...
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by nod 16y ago
Swype seems a lot more likely to take off than this. Anyone else think that the finger in their video seemed to move at superhuman speeds? Seems like a lot of finger motion for each character.
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by nod 16y ago
tl;dr: 27K people have pledged $10/year, they'll be viable with 100K
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Xmarks not quite dead yet(xmarks.com)
79 points by nod 16y ago|41 comments
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by nod 16y ago
Are there any other sync services that work across both Firefox and Chrome?
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by nod 16y ago
It sounds like your time hasn't come yet.
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by nod 16y ago
Is anyone else surprised that microsoft.com still has "emulate IE7" turned on?

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