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Guy Kawasaki on The Setup(guy.kawasaki.usesthis.com)
6 points by shmichael 17y ago|1 comments
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The Gifts Project - Social Shopping Extraordinaire (vccafe.com)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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When you shouldn’t listen to your users(cxpartners.co.uk)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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by shmichael 17y ago
I've been out of the loop for the last year and a half. If you reference me to a succinct overview of what I'm missing, I'll definitely read it.
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Joint Israeli-Palestinian Startup Closes Down(startupmania.net)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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by shmichael 17y ago
I think it is kind of nice that you can suddenly revive a submission or dive into old commentary. Perhaps you shouldn't display anything older than 3 months, as after 3 months one can re-submit the page.
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by shmichael 17y ago
There's already a CNC printer that can replicate itself. You just have to buy the raw material. For example, see this http://blog.reprap.org/2008/06/reprap-achieves-replication.h...
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by shmichael 17y ago
Waze are doing something similar to that.
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by shmichael 17y ago
Rumba is doing a pretty good job at that.
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by shmichael 17y ago
The greasemonkey script and chrome extension parse HN's newest items page in addition to searchYC. You could just disable the call to searchYC in the script.
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by shmichael 17y ago
If you use the greasemonkey script you have an option to disable sites (HN itself is disabled by default). Won't work for chrome, though. http://share.shmichael.com/hn_comment_embed.user.js
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by shmichael 17y ago
So any ad-based company is b2b? I don't think so. In nature of service, number of users, any aspect actually, they are b2c. You just charge them for their attention instead of money, and the cost is fractional.
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by shmichael 17y ago
I've worked in .NET for 3 years. ASP.NET is extremely heavyweight, late to implement asynchronous calls, hardly as agile as web platforms such as RoR.
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Slimy, yet satisfying(shmichael.com)
12 points by shmichael 17y ago|10 comments
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by shmichael 17y ago
The article is extremely long and overly articulate, considering it discusses the consumer's preference of the short, the sweet, and the bitty .
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by shmichael 17y ago
and my friend didn't even wait up for me. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1175223
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by shmichael 17y ago
It has been just today that I discussed the prospects of analyzing HN front page posts with a friend. Promise to come up with interesting results. Thank you.
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Entrepreneurshiet(shmichael.com)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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JsFiddle: Online Editor for The Web(jsfiddle.net)
2 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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by shmichael 17y ago
I am somewhat acquainted with heavy-weight entrepreneurs in Israel. In addition, several of my friends are involved in start-ups, myself included. Drop me a line (shmichael at gmail) if that seems interesting.
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by shmichael 17y ago
It is a pitty the author did not mention Israel, currently the second largest high-tech industry after silicon valley.
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by shmichael 17y ago
That's a pretty clever implementation for cross-browser, cross-community support! Narrowing down to HN only and greasemonkey allowed me the following improvements: * While the bookmarklet has to be actively opened by the user, HNCE pops up
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by shmichael 17y ago
It won't work in Chrome until Google implement GM-specific functions (GM_xmlhttpRequest).
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by shmichael 17y ago
Clickable http://share.shmichael.com/hn_comment_embed.user.js
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Better HN: Take HN discussions everywhere
32 points by shmichael 17y ago|8 comments
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Social White Noise(shmichael.com)
4 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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by shmichael 17y ago
Nokia still has 3 times more smartphones in the market than Apple, apparently. http://latestgeeknews.blogspot.com/2010/02/nokia-sorry-apple...
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by shmichael 17y ago
Hey, hey, speech recognition is really here. In fact, I ham dict eating too the come pewter write now.
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The disk rotation speed bottleneck(dbms2.com)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments
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Build Firefox Extensions with GWT(code.google.com)
1 points by shmichael 17y ago|0 comments

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