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by raffi 16y ago
Thanks. I'm the author and started developing this in April of 2002. I like Sleep, even now that I know more about languages and I know its warts, I still like it. Every language has warts. They're almost like a person, they grow up, they h
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Feedback Army Presentation/Q&A from DC Startup Rockstars Event(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
1 points by raffi 16y ago|0 comments
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by raffi 16y ago
Certum quod factum. - We believe what we build.
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How to jump through hoops and make a Chrome extension(blog.afterthedeadline.com)
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After the Deadline for Google Chrome(blog.afterthedeadline.com)
4 points by raffi 16y ago|0 comments
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by raffi 16y ago
When I was in the military, I experienced this. I have a dagger on my bookshelf engraved with "Powerpoint Ranger" precisely because my colleagues knew my disdain for Powerpoint. I felt like technical accuracy was sacrificed for the sake of
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by raffi 16y ago
:) I'd call this a community. You can find my real name and the real names of others on our profile. I've also met many people from here and have had people reach out to me through this site. It's the most real online community I'm part of.
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by raffi 16y ago
Sounds cool, I'd gladly do something like that if they were paying me. I think a good solution is to define a well-scoped project and bring candidates on board on a contract basis to implement them. This contract basis project can even be d
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by raffi 16y ago
I never liked the practice of hiring puzzles. I love coding useful things. Working on a hiring puzzle feels like jumping through hoops which is something I prefer to avoid.
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by raffi 16y ago
If you're using WordPress, consider using After the Deadline. It doesn't detect moral vs. morale today, but I'll make sure it does next time I deploy an update. It'll find a lot of other typos for you though.
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by raffi 16y ago
I'm working on the content. I have a blog on a subdomain which is just PR3 right now. The blog of course is more diverse with the content. I wrote a post about once a week and put some time into what I write. I'm giving it a year (started i
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by raffi 16y ago
I've looked at Google's Keyword Tool and tried a bunch of different possibilities. There are certain keywords I'm targeting but despite my PR5 pagerank, I'm not at the top of the page on these yet. So it's a slow move forward. Still people
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by raffi 16y ago
interpreted.
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by raffi 16y ago
A few more examples of what you can do with continuations (some of my articles): http://today.java.net/pub/a/today/2008/07/24/fun-with-contin... http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10177
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by raffi 16y ago
My site, Feedback Army is PR5. I still don't get that much of my traffic from search engines.
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Give Users a Simple Exit Strategy(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
2 points by raffi 16y ago|0 comments
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by raffi 16y ago
Agreed. This is link-bait at its best. I've seen situations where a contractor worked in this capacity. Usually it also included hosting conferences, setting up a resource where a lot of information is organized and available, generating re
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by raffi 17y ago
Or http://firefox.afterthedeadline.com , it works in Firefox and it's open source.
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by raffi 17y ago
I recommend reading programming collective intelligence if you want to learn some data mining techniques that you can use out of the box, today.
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by raffi 17y ago
So many contextual factors go into making a decision for a business of any size. Some may consider a low price-point as a killer because it doesn't allow for scalable marketing. However, a low price point can help certain kinds of services
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How I Market Feedback Army(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
51 points by raffi 17y ago|4 comments
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by raffi 17y ago
The quality of http://www.princexml.com is amazing. It's not open source and there is a cost to use it commercially (<1K, if I recall). I used it to convert my HTML documentation for Sleep into a camera-ready PDF. http://sleep.dashni
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by raffi 17y ago
Sometimes the angry sounding posts online are just a front. When I was a teenager full of angst, I'd write stuff like this online too. If you ever want to get a beer, and you know, share your feelings--I'm here for you man.
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by raffi 17y ago
I remember there was a thread here a while ago about the most vicious attacks we've experienced. I don't think I get it too bad, but I do get them. I wonder where people come from saying some of the things they do, even here.
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Confidence and Entrepreneurship(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
3 points by raffi 17y ago|0 comments
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by raffi 17y ago
These were a lot of fun to watch. I have no stake in this scene but enjoyed clicking through and seeing what folks came up with. I get a similar feeling watching http://www.demoscene.tv/
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Selling Advertising - Cold Email Do's and Don'ts(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
4 points by raffi 17y ago|0 comments
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by raffi 17y ago
I left it open for a while and now I can edit. Maybe after a certain number of users it becomes view only?
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by raffi 17y ago
It doesn't seem like editing is scaling so well or at least I'm not able to add an entry. Any ideas?
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Freebies - Your Marketing and Customer Service Tool(blog.feedbackarmy.com)
1 points by raffi 17y ago|0 comments

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