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Corey Taylor, lead singer of Slipknot, speaking at Oxford University [video](youtube.com)
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Anyone remember PrintShop on the Apple IIe?(fandalism.com)
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by pud 14y ago
I used to be slave-to-the-clock until I found work I love doing. Turns out, when I didn't love my job, I would stare at the clock all day. Looks at clock. 7:00 I should wake up 7:15 shower 7:45 do random crap at home, stressing over clock
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by pud 14y ago
You mentioned your iPhone clock is set to a random time zone. So one can assume that when you put events into your iPhone calendar, you must do the math?
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> How did you invest in some YC companies I'm usually introduced by friends-of-friends. > at 25k levels - was this Pre-yc investment? I removed dollar amounts from my original post, because each deal is different (and because of nda
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by pud 14y ago
I make about 5 angel investments per year, several of which are YC companies. When I'm pitched by entrepreneurs, it's because they want my help, not my money. Khosla may have a point. The last few deals I did were five-figure investments at
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by pud 14y ago
This is good advice. Make sure all of your friends and parents' friends and everyone else in your life knows what you do. Chances are, one of them knows someone who needs you.
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by pud 14y ago
A hack that worked for me when I was freelancing, was to put my resume on various job boards as if I were looking for full-time employment. When companies called me to set up interviews, I said (on the phone) "Turns out I decided I'm going
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by pud 14y ago
Beautiful. Does it work in IE? (i'm too lazy to fire it up)
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by pud 14y ago
I wish I read this article a year ago before I started developing my latest app. I have that exact problem, where adding a column to a 10M+ row table takes over an hour. So instead I end up with "things" tables all over the place. Sigh.
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by pud 14y ago
Unrelated to the content, when I use Command-plus to increase the font size on this blog (in Chrome, at least), the font doesn't grow. Which means I can't read it, because my eyes suck.
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by pud 14y ago
> Turn a passive audience into engaged particpants. 2) Turn > your audience int your army. That's marketing speak. How about: "Let's say you want to build a website that shows the different rates for parking garages around San Franc
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by pud 14y ago
Human.io helps you embed photos into a long web page? (I know that's not what it does. But just illustrating my point. Don't make me, the user, figure it out. Just tell me.)
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by pud 14y ago
Joshua is brilliant and I want to love this! But I wish there were a specific example of what it does. Something that starts with, "Let's say you run a site and need [x]. Here's how human.io can help you with that..." Otherwise it's too muc
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SpeedLimit lets you simulate slow Internet connections, for testing(mschrag.github.com)
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One of the things I did on my Boostrap'd site, is to make the button corners sharp instead of rounded. That makes a big difference in making it look less Bootstrap'y. See fandalism.com
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This would also be a good method for recording a video screen capture of your iPhone. Just have iShowU or similar record the computer screen.
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> 23.8% Of My Ticket Price Were Charges & Fees 23.8% of the cost of your Big Mac is also charges and fees. The fact is, people don't like transparency when it comes to pricing. You'd rather not know how much the wholesale price is w
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by pud 14y ago
thanks. gonna leave this on tonight.
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Weird. Interesting. Thanks.
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by pud 14y ago
Chrome is doing something funky with the nav bar text when you do the mouseovers. Works perfect in Firefox.
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Is this mouseover effect too much? I like how porn sites animate onMouseOver(fandalism.com)
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by pud 14y ago
I didn't post in that thread, but I did find myself cringing at the author's suggestions.
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I did not already have the domain. Finding & registering the domain was part of the 15 minutes. As was setting up (and propagating) the DNS.
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by pud 14y ago
Is it possible you're reading it wrong? I just put in a 2.4km address and it came out to ~2,500 steps. See this permalink (click "go") http://missstep.com/?origin=Clayallee%209%2014191%20Berlin,%...
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In the API call, I'm setting "travelMode:google.maps.TravelMode.WALKING" - so Google is return the correct result. So the problem is the copy I wrote. I'll leave it be since my 10-minute limit is over. But I agree I should've said "The shor
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I just fixed this by changing all API lookups from server-side to client-side. I think Google's limits are per IP address, so doing the lookups client-side should keep my app working for any reasonable amount of use. Woo!
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Show HN: 10-minute programming challenge. Let's do more of these.(missstep.com)
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by pud 14y ago
Surprised to see Ask.FM there. Didn't know it was so huge (and that their Twitter integration was so huge).
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Show HN: Search engine for finding musicians (using AWS CloudSearch)(fandalism.com)
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