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soundsop
19y ago
pg, can we get one down arrow per month?
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19y ago
Also comes with a complimentary year of T-Mobile Hotspot access: http://www.laptopgiving.org/en/free-wi-fi.php .
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19y ago
Story also covered by Damn Interesting: http://www.damninteresting.com/?p=829
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19y ago
When you create incentives, you always have to be careful to find out exactly what scenarios maximize the rewards of those incentives. These scenarios may be unexpected (Freakonomics touches on this alot). Creating incentives that are short
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19y ago
Why? What purpose does it serve to have a logo on a home page be a link back to the home page? The only reason I can think of is consistency across the rest of the site.
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19y ago
According to Jakob Nielsen at http://www.useit.com/alertbox/20031110.html (see #10), the home-page logo should not be clickable. Even though the advice is 4 years old, I don't see a reason to violate it. *Edited for better formatting.
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Mozilla's 2006 revenue: $66.8 million
(news.com)
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19y ago
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19y ago
Why did you stop at $150/hr if it didn't drop any customers?
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19y ago
I am considering buying one and donating one, but I still wonder if giving a laptop to a poor child in the third world really helps them vs. doing something else like improving their education or health care by $200, or maybe giving $200 wo
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19y ago
This side of philosophy tends to suffer from being extremely difficult to understand, but yields much genuine insight for those who take the time to study it. Insights such as?
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19y ago
I haven't finished reading yet, but for what it's worth, I'm having trouble parsing this sentence: Few were sufficiently correct that people have forgotten who discovered what they discovered.
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19y ago
The article doesn't really explain how reading occurs, although perhaps the original paper does. All the article says is that your eyes sometimes look at different spots.
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19y ago
I played around a little bit on beta.jottit.com. In editing mode, I like the live rendering alongside the marked up text. I haven't seen that before.
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19y ago
I guess it's true that nobody wants to leave Google ( http://www.paulgraham.com/mit.html ).
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When I Worked at Google...
(google.com)
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19y ago
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