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Email tips for introducing people and scheduling meetings(iamnotaprogrammer.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
Can anyone explain why 25 Democrats + Bernie Sanders (Independent) voted against the bill? http://politics.nytimes.com/congress/votes/112/senate/2/55?r... Do they want to protect unsophisticated investors from being tricked? It seems like
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by sudonim 15y ago
In our case, gmail was deciding the email was spam. As a rsult it doesnt get reported to sendgrid. It makes sense from googles point of view. If they reported it to the sender it would be easier for spammers to learn how to work around it.
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by sudonim 15y ago
We've been setting up email infrastructure using sendgrid on a dedicated IP. The domain it's emailing to is a new domain as well. We've got that domain set up with google apps and use it to send email to people without issue. We did a maili
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Progress, plans, and problems.(iamnotaprogrammer.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
I found that surprising too. 37signals presumably are supporting both products side by side to prevent people from having this reaction. Im not sure if those people are yelling loud to make sure time tracking gets in to Basecamp Next or bec
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How undersea fiber gets laid in the ocean(quora.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
I spent a good chunk of my sunday yesterday with my cofounder playing with g.raphael.js. After some frustration with raphael and concerns of a giant rabbit hole, we ended up planning to go with Highcharts. The $360 per developer license fel
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by sudonim 15y ago
Hey hacker news. Long time reader, occasional commenter, new entrepreneur. I'm curious to know what you guys think about the need for product like the one we're building. Super excited and nervous to be taking the plunge. I'm turning 30 thi
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I'm starting a company(iamnotaprogrammer.com)
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The Ghost of Decisions Past(52weeksofux.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
Imagine my disappointment when I got this response: "Searching:\> Sorry I couldn't find anything for 'Lionel Richie'. Try again." Opportunity for an easter egg?
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Why Big Data Mining / Analytics is the New Gold Rush(smartdatacollective.com)
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Big Data Is Big Market & Big Business - $50 Billion Market by 2017(forbes.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
Really timely article for for us. Don't raise means bootstrapping and maybe taking on some consulting work for 3-6 mths before reevaluating. Raising means hiring 2 more people and stepping on the gas. We are definitely at a point where we'v
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by sudonim 15y ago
I switched from my domain ( a .co.uk) to gmail for personal email because it makes things clearer to other people. Being @gmail means people know to gchat you or send you a google doc. Or add you to an analytics account. A bunch of third p
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Greeks pessimistic in anti-austerity protests(nytimes.com)
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by sudonim 15y ago
Ive been getting tons of notifications that people were now following me. To the point that I turned them off. It's surprising to find out that those people aren't explicitly following me. Even more surprising is that they are all getting r
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by sudonim 15y ago
I'd argue that you can get away with it in many cases. * Disqus for comments. * You re-generate the static site on every deploy. "Recent" can be regenerated every new post. * It's easy to convert a date into "2 days ago" with javascript. *
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by sudonim 15y ago
It's starting to become par for the course for "the good guys" (at least in US geopolitics) to find ways to put undesirables in prison. This used to be reserved for oppressive regimes - Iran, China etc... It worries me not for my own safety
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by sudonim 15y ago
Freedom is a threat to government. The promise of freedom gets governments elected. Exercising freedom makes governments resort to violence. Censorship has always been around. How many of the books once banned by the US have you read?: htt
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Three examples of user retention emails done well(customer.io)
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by sudonim 15y ago
This is a tough situation for Curebit. People are now looking for a pattern of behavior, and unfortunately for them, they're finding it. The company hasn't been given the opportunity to change their behavior. Should they? If you find a spou
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by sudonim 15y ago
I live in the US. Someone put me on a list of people who retweet wikileaks tweets and I'm concerned. Our policy towards visitors and immigrants has been increasingly hostile. Citizens get it a little better, but increasingly bad too. Minor
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by sudonim 15y ago
I could see it being funny as a standalone parody if it wasn't attached to your company. But it seems that it's an attempt at publicity for gemfury. And since you're using an image of DHH, I think it's in poor taste. You may not get the rea
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by sudonim 15y ago
I saw this with Verizon fios too. It's $85 for 25mbps Internet service. It's $75 if I get the same thing bundled with tv service.
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by sudonim 15y ago
No, but google wants to dismiss github as being viable for communities outside of ruby. Especially when they compete with github on some level.
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by sudonim 15y ago
Isn't this largely what the recording industry and movie studio model is? They front the money to an artist to pay to produce a work and the artist relinquishes further control. In this case the patron is buying the work in order to resell
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by sudonim 15y ago
That's the first time I've heard of SOPA being described as protecting consumers. It seems to me that consumers are knowingly buying the counterfeit goods or consuming the IP that is targeted by SOPA.
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Ask HN: How to add "Discuss this on HN" to a blog
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