tgrass

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by tgrass 15y ago
Is there a list of posts by poster?
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Art of Business and Science of Economics(philosophersbeard.org)
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by tgrass 15y ago
His "How Buildings Learn" is an excellent read as well. In it he argues for construction design, materials and techniques that allow for a building to be adaptable and habitable over the long term, by different tenants with different needs.
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I in part agree with the sentiment of good fortune. But only in part. I went into Engineering not out of passion, but out of economics. I knew it was safer than continuing with my first path in studying History. And I know people who are at
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by tgrass 15y ago
As the low hanging fruit disappear, the type of veteran knowledge each entrepreneur requires will change. Right now issues like effective user interface are being solved and are general enough across disciplines/markets that the results can
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Noah Kagan (AppSumo, KickFlip) discusses the work behind a lifestyle business(youtube.com)
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If Google doesn't do these things, who will?(lrb.co.uk)
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by tgrass 15y ago
Ha, good point. I love PHP, but I'm in programming like a shade-tree mechanic: I just want a large enough hammer to make something work, I don't care how pretty the end result is.
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by tgrass 15y ago
My take-away was not about the lack of ease, but the lack of elegance. That we have foregone Truth for the fast buck.
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What's in a tweet? A whole lotta meta(economist.com)
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Craigslist lawsuit against someone who made posting to Craigslist easier(techdirt.com)
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Hack into a protected Excel workbook(datapigtechnologies.com)
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by tgrass 15y ago
I'm thinking economically: qualified in my use means that a client is willing to pay for the end product.
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by tgrass 15y ago
I am seeing this request made more and more frequently by designers: By helping to keep pricing standards high, you not only help yourself by avoiding the title of “The Poor Man’s Marian Bantjes” (essentially the creative equivalent of a k
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by tgrass 15y ago
Build it. Test it.
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by tgrass 15y ago
This can be tested. I assume requiring the path from the first word was only to provide an easily replicable rule. Create a rule which chooses the fifth word (and where fewer than five links are provided, choose the last). Then compare the
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by tgrass 15y ago
This still creates a false sense of security since it seems (and I stress seems) to implicitly suggest you can use the same password on every site (I assume this since the argument for its use is the ease of remembering). If one site you vi
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Do No Evil and Google's Religious Tendencies(desertstandard.com)
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by tgrass 15y ago
I've learned web development over the past year. I can throw together a reasonable looking site, sell a reasonable product and obtain the most highly sensitive information from my customers in the process: their email and a password to my s
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by tgrass 15y ago
Great design. Advertise on icanhazcheeseburger and you're golden.
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by tgrass 15y ago
My first thought is there is little incentive for the patient to log on long after surgery (an hour is long for this situation). Perhaps consider actively engaging the patient after surgery by requesting an email pre-surgery. This cuts down
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by tgrass 15y ago
My exgirlfriend passed away a year and half ago. My last words to her a year before she died were cruel and ugly and consequently I didn't hear from her family about her death, but learned of it from an online obituary of a small town paper
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by tgrass 15y ago
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=recursion
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Live tweet of stolen laptop recovery: a summary(storify.com)
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The best marketing for preyproject: live tweet of laptop recovery(twitter.com)
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by tgrass 15y ago
Not just the design, but the copy too. Concise and to the point. Effective.
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by tgrass 15y ago
Nice landing page. Really nice. Your hit counter should distinguish for unique hits though - the sample tacker below doesn't.
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by tgrass 15y ago
I've looked around and can't find a decent comprehensive answer. I posted on StackExchange and am now posting here.
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I love it. Now if restaurants would follow suit. And <br> is the only tag.
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by tgrass 15y ago
This is awesome. My friend already found my father's doppelganger. Anyway to link photo info with it too?

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