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by seancron 16y ago
I'm in, but not in the quite the same way as many people here. I'm not looking to launch a full business right now, as I am still in college. I plan on making an Android app to provide a small side income source, and to learn about the Andr
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by seancron 16y ago
I think his dataset is out of date and so the Justin Bieber article doesn't exist.
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by seancron 16y ago
Interesting result for "Facebook": Facebook -> April 30 -> Adolf Hitler
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by seancron 16y ago
I just confirmed that it does affect Android users as well. I'm using the Facebook application on a Motorola Droid running Froyo, and all of my numbers have been synced to Facebook. Note: I selected the sync all friends option, since almost
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by seancron 16y ago
Just to expand on your comment about burnout and its stages, this post by jacquesm gives an excellent explanation of burnout: http://jacquesmattheij.com/Are+you+suffering+from+burn-out
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by seancron 16y ago
This really struck home with me: Doing that annoying hard stuff is how you grow, get better, and learn what real help looks like. Even if that’s not the answer you wanted to hear. You get better by getting your ass out of your RSS
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“Distraction,” Simplicity, and Running Toward Shitstorms(43folders.com)
6 points by seancron 16y ago|1 comments
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by seancron 16y ago
I've been using Historious for the past few days and it has worked pretty well for me so far. We'll see how it works in a month or so when I need to find that Really Useful Article :) One thing that I did notice about the cache is that when
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by seancron 16y ago
It loads for me, it just loads slowly. Cached version: http://cache.historious.net/cached/569458/ Edit: P.S. If you used the cached version, can you let me know how it worked for you? I stumbled across historious and I'm testing to see h
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by seancron 16y ago
The iPhone app also has some value to it that makes it worth the $4.99, e.g., 250 article capacity, iPad compatible, and it remembers your position. The only benefit subscribing gives to you right now is being able to hide ads, which people
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by seancron 16y ago
Similar to blogofile is Jekyll ( http://github.com/mojombo/jekyll/wiki ), which powers Github Pages. It's written in Ruby, so it doesn't meet your exact skill set, but Ruby and Python in my experience are fairly similar.
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by seancron 16y ago
I know what you mean. I've been trying as well to become better at design, if only so I can proudly say I designed my website myself. I've bookmarked several articles about design, but one that really helped me get started was http://www.
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What the TechCrunch Deal Means to Me(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by seancron 16y ago|0 comments
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by seancron 16y ago
In case anyone didn't see it down at the bottom, this comment was left on the post: Ryan (& Everyone Else) – My name is Mike Vernal, and I manage the engineering team for Facebook Platform. I understand and am legitimately s
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by seancron 16y ago
I tried it out with Chromium 7.0.533.0 on Ubuntu 10.04, with the hardware acceleration disabled. It seemed to me that it became sluggish only when the text bubbles were on the screen, which admittedly was most of the time. It could handle
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by seancron 16y ago
Here's what Breadcrumb is described as: Breadcrumb enables you to create a variety of mobile learning applications and allows you to make your application work with only three additions to plain text. Infinitely scalable, easy to
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by seancron 16y ago
I'm going to plug Anil Dash and Gina Trapani's open source PHP project ThinkUp ( http://thinkupapp.com/ ). It started off as a pet project by Gina Trapani, but now it's used by the White House to try to engage the American public more. Thin
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by seancron 16y ago
One example that I have seen of this was this submission of Grace Hopper on David Letterman's show from 1984 ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1719458 ). Now I realize that many people don't vote up videos. However, this is Grace Hopper
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by seancron 16y ago
g0atbutt created the website http://finishshit.com/ which harasses people into actually finishing what they're procrastinating doing via Twitter. It's sorta like an alternate Awesomeness Reminder. Except it rudely reminds you what you sho
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by seancron 16y ago
I'm curious, what do you think they should do differently with their logo? It already seems pretty minimal to me.
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Google Gets Chrome Web Store Ready To Roll(techcrunch.com)
7 points by seancron 16y ago|0 comments
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by seancron 16y ago
Not only do you yell at other people to Finish Shit, you yell at yourself to Finish Shit too. Now that's dedication, and not at all crazy. http://twitter.com/finishshit/status/25282475677
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by seancron 16y ago
This must really be hurting Quora. Luckily, they added Twitter authentication as well. But still, now a large portion of their site cannot login because of Facebook.
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by seancron 16y ago
Actually, from my understanding, there's only a fee if you have it delivered over 3G. If you transfer personal documents to your Kindle via Wi-Fi there is no delivery fee. If you transfer personal documents to your Kindle via 3G wh
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by seancron 16y ago
I find it funny that the related stories for this article are all about security problems that Facebook has had.
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by seancron 16y ago
Sounds interesting, but I'll probably forget about it before you finish it. Do you have a landing page where I can sign up to get a reminder email and/or updates?
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SVD Recommendation System in Ruby(igvita.com)
4 points by seancron 16y ago|0 comments
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It's in the video.
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by seancron 16y ago
It looks like the server just died. The post is mostly this video: http://vimeo.com/14481789 Cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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Diaspora: An Overdue Update(joindiaspora.com)
178 points by seancron 16y ago|95 comments

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