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by rrhyne 18y ago
heh.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Google is got or rather is getting that one done.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Great link!
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by rrhyne 18y ago
No problem. We can specify all properties are read only, that way we avoid any added bureaucracy.
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Ask HN: What Would you want in a government API?
36 points by rrhyne 18y ago|39 comments
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by rrhyne 18y ago
His post is very valuable for those apps where value is not derived from how many friends you have using the service with you.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
I have no idea whether my system will prove to be accurate, but it's a start: Number of users * avg page views a day = total page views/1000 = inventory. Then do a % of your inventory of sold as CPM * a CPM rate. Next do a % of your invento
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Beautiful, but I can't believe they left out how the plane cleared GW bridge by 900 feet!
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Did you just start reading stuff online, or are you his English teacher? ;)
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Software patents are evil.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Looks like he wasn't flying today. WHEW.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
That's my dad's route. Flew it all day yesterday, and I think he was flying today.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
I love it. Don't get discouraged by the lack of comments here! I'll be giving it a shot next time I need to do a small marketing site. Looks like it'll cut my hours sharply.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Not sure why this article was published. Won't the bot net developers just update their software now?
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by rrhyne 18y ago
If you dropped the part about never seeing an ad there again, you could probably get display Ad companies to pay you for each explosion as a click, because if a user exploded it, then they saw the ad. Then, you'd LOVE ads!
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Agreed. I initially tried to use the browser scroll to get back to the full page, then realized there was no horizonatal scroll. An x similar to light box in the top left of the sliding panel could fix it a bit.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
sitepoint.com has a marketplace. Lots of crap in there but you may find a blog or site that's relevant with decent traffic or keyword rankings in your niche. Anyone else have a link similar to sitepoint?
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Sorry, but I can't see that idea equating to links, quality targeted traffic, or interest in his service, only interest in 1000 dollars.
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Prototyping in Flash For The iPhone(insideria.com)
1 points by rrhyne 18y ago|0 comments
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by rrhyne 18y ago
laughter is necessary to a healthy planet. It's also fun.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Not ment as a comment on the product, just enjoyed watching this timelapse view of the site being reconstructed.
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Rebuilding SvN in 18 minutes(squarespace.com)
5 points by rrhyne 18y ago|2 comments
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by rrhyne 18y ago
photoshop?
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Whoa... read all the text on the home page and managed to ignore the rest. DOH!
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Feels like some hackers got together and made a parody auto manufacterer start-up site. But then, any hacker worth a sh!t would be capturing email addresses, so it's prolly real.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Who the fark browses the web with CSS off?
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Hard edges release flow, soft edges hold flow. Surfboard builders have known this for 30 years. Why are car designers so far behind?
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by rrhyne 18y ago
I'd say find a way to get in front of more mainstream publishers, not hackers, this is pretty obviously not your audience.
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Bump for supporting surfrider! Oh, and some nice apps!
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by rrhyne 18y ago
Right, but there was only one Paul Rand. :D

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