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petenixey
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Just to clarify (because the comments here are suggesting that a lockbox does what I'm asking for) - a lockbox does not address the issue for me. Lockboxes are never all that local and they don't carry heavy things home for you. I
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Welsh man throws away hard drive containing £4M Bitcoin
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14 Year old Thiel Fellow creates his own nuclear fusion plant [video]
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I've only run a couple of CPC campaigns but even as a reasonably clued up and very technical person I struggle to understand what's going on. Is there software out there that effectively closes the loop between adwords and analyti
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Like Climate Change, the fight to protect Privacy begins with marketing
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Excellent reference. A friend mentioned him to me the other day and you're absolutely right, he was a game changer
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Ask HN: Who are the 100 people who most changed the world?
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This is such interesting stuff. If you go just one step further and plot the carrying capacity of a road against the speed of traffic on it you get a hump which tends towards zero as speed reaches infinity. The significance of that hump is
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I'm pleased to see people showing off what you can do with Google docs. I think most people (and even most developers) totally underestimate what's possible with Google Apps Script. A great example of what is possible using Spread
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Good article. I know of a startup who had revenue as a KPI but did not include ad-spend or margin. As a result they hit their quarterly revenue target (and got their quarterly bonuses) by amplifying their ad-spend to hundreds of thousands a
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Well played Rch. Well played.
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In the battle between information and graphics I feel that sadly, graphics have won.
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Characters, symbols and the unicode miracle
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Apple's fingerprint scanner may be the biggest leap in payments since the C-Card
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What is this weird web-tower thing?
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This is super-interesting, thank you for posting. Where did you originally get the data from to do this analysis? Have you been harvesting it yourself?
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Thanks David. I agree (esp about the nuggets obv ;) It's a slog going through slide decks and on the few occasions that people have uploaded videos it's hard to make the time to watch them. Is there a "Pocket for Video"?
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I love your comment. Funny and humble.
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While I hate the heavy-handedness that the DMCA operates with and I think it's ridiculous that LL's video was banned it's worth remembering back to pre-YouTube to recall how we got here. Before YouTube there wasn't any c
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Newly declassified map reveals that Area 51 exists
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How has the UK startup scene changed since Harjeet and Kulveer were here?
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I was really impressed at an O'Reilly conference to discover how on top of this sort of thing they are. Tim O'Reilly is huge on data and would be watching web-trends for emerging technologies like a hawk to decide what books to co
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How to instantly turn water into ice at home
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I'm not sure what you're comparing this to but 9,000 lines of well-written code in a powerful MVC framework is a very significant size. Because there is so little boiler-plate code that is being written, the utility-density of suc
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Michael Birch on Bebo's repurchase
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I love it that these guys are experimenting with content and analytics but the stats look contradictory. Bounce rate is 1- n_visits_with_more_than_one event/n_visits. The default GA setup doesn't register any events except page v
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Very cool and very fast. One small request is that (on the iPhone) the app's window sizes to the viewport and so you can't scroll the address bar up out of view. On < iPhone5 this means that with both the app's nav bar and
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Should you delete all emails you get while you are on holiday?
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Handling requests in parallel in Rails applications
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London's new 26 mile Crossrail Tunnel
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