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by p4r4d0x 15y ago
Sober, thoughtful analysis doesn't get as many pageviews though.
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by p4r4d0x 15y ago
>He totally dismisses Groupon's rejection of Google's offer He doesn't totally dismiss it - his reaction was provocative but much more measured than "totally dismissed". For reference: "Will the public market tip the deal in Groupon's f
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Andy Rubin speaks at Stanford (2004)(ecorner.stanford.edu)
1 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|0 comments
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Del.icio.us Lessons in Practice: The Cold-Start Problem(bokardo.com)
1 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|0 comments
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Our experiences with FeedbackRoulette: A hit and many misses(blog.safariextendr.com)
2 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|0 comments
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
Because geniuses tend to be particularly averse to labelling themselves as something that has connotations of extreme superiority. It's the reverse Dunning-Kruger effect - idiots are less aware of their limitations and thus are more likely
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
I've posted a couple of decent quality reviews and most have been accepted with 5 star ratings. However, very few reviews are coming back the other way, leaving me feeling like I've somewhat wasted my time. Perhaps this will change later, b
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
Agree with this. I cancelled a review because I simply can't give very good feedback on the type of site I was given. I waited a while, clicked 'Review Next' again and got the same site. If the creator of FeedbackRoulette is reading, skip b
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
More like how many legitimate geniuses would actually describe themselves as a "genius"? I would say close to none.
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
http://safariextendr.com Working on polishing a safari extension community site and attempting to draw traffic in between studying for my software engineering uni exams. It's tough (on both fronts!) but I'm getting there.
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
Hey, I looked at http://verbapp.com and couldn't help but notice the text is generally a little small. I initially was struggling to read it. I opened up inspector and started fiddling. Would you ever consider doing it a bit more like thi
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
>The ideal configuration for a problem set is a single partner who is at roughly your ability and is willing to meet earlier in the week. There's really a lot of substance to this remark. I work with another guy in my class frequently a
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
Is there seriously any place we can find this information or does the onus rest with bloggers/other external parties to compile a change list?
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
Sounds rather like Delicious, just with privacy restrictions. Although, I can see myself using something like this. Here's what Delicious's FAQ ( http://www.delicious.com/help/faq#network ) has to say about it: Can I share a bookmark with
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
If it were that cut and dry, Wii shovelware-type games wouldn't be made. Clearly there's money to be made, just perhaps not AAA level returns to be had.
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5 Exceptional Safari Extensions that will change the way you browse(blog.safariextendr.com)
1 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|0 comments
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Daily WTF - Dave.cpp(thedailywtf.com)
9 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|1 comments
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by p4r4d0x 16y ago
It's the same as the political party noise machines (primarily Republican) - keep repeating a falsehood and enough people might believe it to be true to serve your ends. This is mainly why Adobe's marketing tactics are pushing me away from
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Strategery for iPad: Have little dot men fight wars for you(ipadappsbuzz.com)
1 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|0 comments
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Kindle for iPad vs iBooks: eBook Reader Shootout(ipadappsbuzz.com)
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Dropbox for iPad: Drop dead useful or lost in translation?(ipadappsbuzz.com)
5 points by p4r4d0x 16y ago|2 comments