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by rcavezza 11y ago
There are some really good design tracks on treehouse: http://teamtreehouse.com Here are some other things I found: https://hackdesign.org/ http://www.designcourse.com/
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Gates has also reviewed all of these books in more detail on gatesnotes.com. Here's the link to the Thing Explainer review (which I ordered today) - http://www.gatesnotes.com/Books/Thing-Explainer Others Below: E
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Here'a s few tips. 1.) Reach out to the people you worked with at those old companies. You would often be surprised who remembers you. 2.) Reach out to your favorite professors. It's an assumption they don't remember you
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Step 1 is to find a client. Talk to the large and small companies you've worked for, and see if there are any large problems that they haven't been able to solve. You only need 1 client to get started, and you can use them to spr
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by rcavezza 11y ago
If I understand correctly, I believe a "digital native" to be the equivalent of a "millennial" or a "gen y" person. If so, no, 30 is not too late to be a "digital native". This would typically be peo
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Find 1 person you think has this problem who is not yourself. Get this person to talk to you. Have a conversation asking them about their daily life and their pain points. See if the problem you are trying to solve comes up in conversation
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by rcavezza 11y ago
The NFL has announcer coverage for both markets - you notice this on NFL rewind sometimes. When you add in radio coverage, each game typically has 4-6 commentary tracks.
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by rcavezza 11y ago
I'm probably not the best person to get into the details, but I'm a developer at a financial company so I can probably explain a little bit. Comparing financial advisors to mutual funds is comparing apples to oranges. Many times,
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by rcavezza 11y ago
This man sounds confident. "I have a huge underground following on the web," McAfee said. "I promise you I will win because I have the votes."
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Can you elaborate on your prediction? I'm interested in the details.
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by rcavezza 11y ago
>>Besides that, artificial land is nothing new Also - hitting closer to home for me is that a good chunk of Boston is on top of man made land. The entire "Back Bay" area (which is what most people consider downtown Boston)
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by rcavezza 11y ago
These numbers don't surprise me at all. Poorer, older, and less educated people don't use the internet.
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by rcavezza 11y ago
Hey Alex, This is pretty sweet. Nice job! Is there a post where you talk about the tech behind this API? I've been working on a simple API that finds domain names from company names that I use on projects where I use business intell
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by rcavezza 12y ago
I believe eating breakfast is an indicator of a healthy lifestyle. Eating breakfast doesn't make you healthier, lose more weight, or exercise more, but the type of person who eats breakfast is more likely to exercise and eat healthier
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by rcavezza 12y ago
About two years ago, I was working as the part time CTO for a blog where the owners would write stories for Yahoo Sports that were featured on the Yahoo homepage. The stories contained links to related stories on his blog. Those links wo
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by rcavezza 12y ago
/blog is preferable according to Moz.com - http://moz.com/community/q/moz-s-official-stance-on-subdomai...
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by rcavezza 12y ago
I would go WordPress and host at mycompany.com/blog for maximum SEO advantages. Using Medium.com would work well for discoverability, although links to those articles would mean less SEO effect for your website, but more people would b
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by rcavezza 12y ago
Google is slowly changing GMail to look like their new Inbox product. Instead of making a windfall upgrade, they're starting with small UI changes. Expect more incremental changes until GMail becomes Inbox.
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by rcavezza 12y ago
<<I find the whole notion of "sick days" and accruing them bizarre. I believe it's mostly for accounting purposes. Most employers allow you to borrow from what hasn't accrued. It doesn't typically become an
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by rcavezza 12y ago
Something like awesomenessreminders.com?
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by rcavezza 12y ago
I'm consistently surprised by what the human body is able to achieve. If you've never heard of ultra marathon runners, you should check out this episode of radiolab. This lady runs for days on end in ultramarathons. http:&#x2F
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by rcavezza 12y ago
Not eminently. There's a few key feature sets I still need before I'm happy with the model. I'll be sure to make a Show HN post when I get something up.
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by rcavezza 12y ago
They also have a really nice API: http://platform.seatgeek.com/ I've been working on a predictive model for concert ticket values using their data as a training set.
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by rcavezza 12y ago
If your target audience is HN users, consider this comment. However, I've found in my analytics that most users don't care about the type of login. You can't please everyone. If a website has only username and password, the
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by rcavezza 12y ago
The $500 expires 3 months after redeemed.
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by rcavezza 12y ago
I was also accepted. Based on the initial application, I assumed there would be more resources than what was included in the acceptance email. So far, the biggest perk is the $500 credit for the Google platform.
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by rcavezza 12y ago
I'm surprised Apple took Yo's complaint seriously. This is the verbatim text of their complaint: "The app is a complete fake copy of our Yo app".
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by rcavezza 12y ago
Agreed. "PDRM is meant to demonstrate how easy it is to find out where someone lives and if they are at home or not. The aim of this site is to educate and empower people to protect themselves better while using social media." Th
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by rcavezza 12y ago
The irony is that they wanted to bury the movie on imdb, but they did such a good job that it is becoming a famous case study.
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Maryland Bill would cut water and electricity to NSA headquarters(foxnews.com)
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