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paxtonab
12y ago
My first impression on reading this article is that the sites he names (techcrunch, careerrookie, etc.) have hundreds of thousands of indexed pages of actual content. They may be being practicing black hat seo (or just wasting marketing dol
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13y ago
Is this an attempt to standardize the grid layouts that everyone has to either build themselves or use a framework like bootstrap for?
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13y ago
http://www.w3.org/TR/css-grid-1/
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13y ago
While this article can be seen as dated in regards to the definition of success that the author posits (making himself and 20 men rich by the standards of the locality), I think that the path the author lays out to achieving that success is
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13y ago
One of the monetization ideas that stands out to me is trying convert app users into email subscribers. Permission based marketing is insanely more effective than any form of display ads, and to the author's point if you aren't be
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paxtonab
13y ago
This article is nothing but a sensationalist headline that makes little sense and has even less substance. The following quote sums this up: >Recent studies show that few post and no one clicks through on likes, what’s a poor boy to do?
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13y ago
90210 to see products. I like it. I want the herb garden. But I want to know exactly what herbs I am getting. Or is that information already on your site?
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13y ago
I have felt for a long time that the MOOCs are broken because there is no holistic learning plan; a strength of one site is a weakness of another. You guys have fixed that. I wish you the best of luck, and I hope that your site becomes a re
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An Ordinary Man Tests the New $6,000 Vertu Phone
(bloomberg.com)
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13y ago
Viewing Soylent as a replacement for every single meal would be scary and potentially dangerous. However, I think it would be difficult to compare the nutritional value of a meal comprised of McDonalds and Coke to a meal of Soylent and to f
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13y ago
I would not give this company the last 4 of my SS to see what they know about me. My SS and the confirmation information they are seeking is worth far more to them than any info they will give me. In fact this whole site reeks of a scam, si
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13y ago
You mean Google's yearly Deb Ops ball?
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13y ago
I agree with this completely. Before v.3 I was forced to turn to Designmodo's Flat UI just so I could do simple things like changing the color of the navbar without also tackling a million different gradients and effects (granted I&#x
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13y ago
Yeah I was more than a little harsh, and that was definitely uncalled for. He has taught himself an impressive amount and the third time's a charm...
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13y ago
Very interesting read. Definitely paints an interesting story about sensationalist "news" story like Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack. Here's a good quote: "Gen. Smedley Butler defined a racket as something that 
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13y ago
I don't think the buddy who wrote the article is manic depressive... Definitely a long shot. He just seems like the stereotypical ADD teenager/college freshman who has no guidance. I feel like his experience is very similar to my
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13y ago
This almost sent me furiously scrambling for my high school Latin text book. Almost...
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14y ago
"I didn't give up food, I just got rid of the bad food." After reading the 1st HN abut this I was skeptical, but this sentence fully convinced me that Rinehart is on to something. Imagine a world with a quick, healthy, affordable lunch subs