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by sudonim 16y ago
I somehow got rolling stone sent to me for free. I'd gladly trade... want to make a website to swap free magazine subscriptions?
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by sudonim 16y ago
Open question: Why do many women in technology make their gender the focus of their work? http://cindyroyal.com/
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by sudonim 16y ago
I didn't try it, but looking at the comments, it won't export email addresses http://www.facebook.com/apps/application.php?id=32853197098&...
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by sudonim 16y ago
We're administering the contest for The World Bank. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out through the website. I'm happy to help. - Colin, Head of Product, ChallengePost.
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by sudonim 16y ago
Congratulations. The realtime collaboration is pretty slick. For us it's less of a collaborative process and more I make the stuff and then send it for review. Im looking forward to what myBalsamiq.com will offer. The pain points in wirefra
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by sudonim 16y ago
Brandon, the founder at ChallengePost (I work there. @jason is an investor in us) has 3 young kids... yes, 3! I honestly don't know how he does it, but it works.
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by sudonim 16y ago
Ubuntu's Software Center == Apple's iTunes Store. Making it as easy is a huge opportunity for Ubuntu. Looking forward to giving it a shot.
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by sudonim 16y ago
Beat me to the punch... Oh-my-zsh ftw. Robby Russell has a great blog about rails development too. http://www.robbyonrails.com/
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by sudonim 16y ago
Please don't use double negatives... shouldn't this read "Why Enterprises are Interested in SQL". (And it's a statement not a question).</snark>
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by sudonim 16y ago
Please, if anyone can figure out a format so my mom doesn't attach 10 mb files that should be 750k, I'm all for it.
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by sudonim 16y ago
I hadn't heard this before. Do you have data to support that claim?
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by sudonim 16y ago
"Tune in at TC disrupt for the exciting conclusion of.... Opzi" I really like Euwyn and I'd give him a lot of time as an entrepreneur, but this article really does Euwyn and Opzi a disservice by being so vague.
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by sudonim 16y ago
That's an interesting idea. Who is looking at market data for secret codes? I love a good conspiracy theory :)
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by sudonim 16y ago
Part of a good culture at startups is allowing the employees to evolve it themselves. Our company is 5 people right now. Our lead engineer started buying friday beers for the team. Then I asked our CEO to have the company pay for it, and he
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by sudonim 16y ago
Beat me to it! There is also some decent coverage of Dark / Anti Patterns in the book "Designing Social Interfaces"
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by sudonim 16y ago
Having used Match.com for dating, I would never refer to another site I thought favorably of as "Match.com for x". Does that mean the response rate is low, and it's full of people desperate to make a commitment?
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by sudonim 16y ago
This article is attention-seeking flame-bait disguised as a thoughtful analysis of why HN is no longer worthy of his attention. Him: "Baby, I love you but you're so self-destructive" HN: "No, don't go - I promise we'll change and be better
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by sudonim 16y ago
In New York, both women and men are allowed to be topless in public. Fewer women do it, but it's still legal. The fact that the market demands social sites to be the moral police on boobs is disappointing. National boobs on facebook day any
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by sudonim 16y ago
Interesting wikipedia article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prostitution_in_Singapore Singapore gets a bad rap for being extremely strict. I grew up there and was aware of prostitution but never realized it was legal.
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The rant to end all rants about the "Ground Zero Mosque"(huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by sudonim 16y ago|0 comments
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by sudonim 16y ago
So, if I am to try this when I return from india (going for my friend's wedding and vacation), what would be the best response, word for word to refuse to answer questions? It seems people think his approach is rude.
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by sudonim 16y ago
You probably have to be an American to win - but not participate on the site. Each country has it's own laws governing contests, and there's no way (for a large organization) to open a contest to "everyone in the world" without getting lawy
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by sudonim 16y ago
Actually, the site doesn't cover grants... just focused on challenges / contests for now.
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by sudonim 16y ago
Challenge.gov is built on v2 of the platform which uses Rails 3. ChallengePost.com is still in PHP as is AppsForHealthKids.com, mentioned in the RRW article.
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by sudonim 16y ago
all your db are belong to us? but seriously, what?
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by sudonim 16y ago
We responded to a request for information and built it for free. ( original rfi: https://www.fbo.gov/index?s=opportunity&mode=form&id... )
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by sudonim 16y ago
Build a website for the government.
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John Cleese on creativity, getting in the zone, and interruptions(37signals.com)
2 points by sudonim 16y ago|0 comments
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by sudonim 16y ago
"The best ideas rarely come from the product manager" Agreed. A product manager is like a jazz musician. You're a student of established patterns, and pay attention to everyone else on stage (designers, boss, customer support), but when the
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by sudonim 16y ago
I recall that article too. It's slide 5 of the mint.com presentation http://techcrunch.com/2009/10/08/startups-101-the-complete-m... -$250k per business guy. And I think the argument is pretty sound. He's talking about your prototype valu

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