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by pw 15y ago
Is this feature available for anyone besides pg?
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by pw 15y ago
Sorry that the title does match the page's title, but I wanted to indicate why the website is of interest.
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Byron Reese, of Demand Media fame, is up to something(byronreese.com)
1 points by pw 15y ago|1 comments
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by pw 15y ago
I just tried it. It's like using a static site generator that deploys as seamlessly as Dropbox syncs. That's nice. That's something I might actually use. But, as I'm sure you've already considered, there's no market for a Dropbox-enabled st
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by pw 15y ago
"For reasons too complex to explain here, even some systems, like Gmail's, that don't allow intruders to make millions of random guesses at a password can still be vulnerable to brute-force attacks." Anyone care to explain?
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by pw 15y ago
I'm just impressed he got/had the startups.org domain!
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by pw 15y ago
Have you thought much about the SEO? It seems like that's a big distribution channel for you competitors (Collegeboard, Cappex, CollegeProwler).
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by pw 15y ago
Might be good to resubmit this another day. I think everyone who could be, is at Startup School (or the after-parties, now).
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by pw 15y ago
Even if you don't contact anyone, I think looking through lists like these can be a good way to practice evaluating ideas. While it lacks feedback (you never find out what, if any, of the ideas actually worked), it can get you in the habit
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by pw 15y ago
Build It With Me ( http://builditwith.me/ ) is similar to this, and I rather like it. I've found that asking someone about their idea is a great conversation starter (i.e. networking technique).
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How to Hire a Great Marketer for Your Company(blog.mixrank.com)
39 points by pw 15y ago|2 comments
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by pw 15y ago
Why do you want a Kindle DX? Reading PDFs in the sunlight? I've always wonder who's buying the DX, because at price, you might as well get an iPad.
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by pw 15y ago
A Wordpress blog running a theme from WooThemes. I guess we know we're dealing directly with the developers (but at least they listened to patio11's advice ;-).
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by pw 15y ago
The product listing is up: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0051VVOB2
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Why You Need to Take 50 Coffee Meetings(bothsidesofthetable.com)
6 points by pw 15y ago|1 comments
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by pw 15y ago
This is wonderful. My one gripe with Kindle books was that I couldn't access them from my Ubuntu workstation. Because of that, I actually purchased a second copy of some titles from the Google eBookstore or resorted to pirating a PDF. It do
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by pw 15y ago
Yeah, I was sorely disappointed when I tried Safari. Great selection, but the interface is horrible. And they make it very hard to cancel your subscription. I expected better from O'Reilly. (It's actually a joint venture between O'Reilly an
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by pw 15y ago
Or skip to 12:40, to get right to the interviewers first question and Eric's subsequent response.
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by pw 15y ago
I've been using Octopress for a few weeks now and really like it (I stumbled across it on github and started using the new version before it was released). Static site generators are great, but you still have to do the design, which is a no
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by pw 15y ago
Yeah, and this is HN. Those sort of sentiments (violence towards others) aren't welcome here.
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by pw 15y ago
That link gives a 404 :-(
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Better To Do Than To Think(blog.sethroberts.net)
43 points by pw 15y ago|10 comments
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by pw 15y ago
For those who attended MicroConf, this post is by Anne Gunn, the woman who threw back the bottle of hot sauce during Kagan's presentation. Unfortunately, it didn't quite make it and landed on some audience members. EDIT: For clarity. (Anne
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Noah Kagan and the Faceless Bitch slide(sherprog.com)
168 points by pw 15y ago|209 comments
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by pw 15y ago
I think the 'x more comments' interface is great. I've always followed certain HNers (most recently using RSS feeds from searchyc.com), but seeing their comments in context was never easy.
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by pw 15y ago
Thx :-)
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by pw 15y ago
Congratulations on your company's second appearance in the New York Times in as many months. Care to share how Digital Due Diligence became the go-to source for this sort of analysis at the New York Times and elsewhere?
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by pw 15y ago
The "virtual lab" animation on bottom this page actually does a great job of showing how PCR works: http://openpcr.org/what-is-openpcr/
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by pw 15y ago
Whenever I come across this sort of DIY (or at least low-end) biotech I wonder, "Is this what computers looked like before the PC revolution?" I'm sure that's a terrible comparison, but it's easy to make, and there's just enough substance t
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Marmalade: Spreadable Elisp(marmalade-repo.org)
4 points by pw 15y ago|0 comments

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