thebigkick

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by thebigkick 14y ago
I admire you guys hanging your balls out there. With that said I'd say you should really look into a content specialist. So far you have a language based company/service that is having trouble communicating the general concept. Wish the bes
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by thebigkick 14y ago
The entire concept and execution seems a little underdeveloped. The language on the front page is confusing and the website's navigation is different on at least three different pages.
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by thebigkick 14y ago
Wish it had Readability. HackerNode for iPhone finally came full circle -for me at least- with Readability support in their latest update. Although, I'm not sure how much I'd use this since I mainly read HN in the browser. Beautiful app t
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by thebigkick 14y ago
Thought this was an interesting topic. It is sort of mind boggling to think there is no central database for NYS (or any other state for that matter). It's 2013 and we still can't come up with a data retrieval standard for governments? May
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Making Stone Soup: Establishing a New York State Local Government Data Center (albany.edu)
1 points by thebigkick 14y ago|1 comments
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by thebigkick 14y ago
Universal Principles of Design http://www.amazon.com/Universal-Principles-Design-William-Li...
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by thebigkick 14y ago
I feel like the "just ship it" mentality lead to the need for standards, no? Spaghetti code and unreadable HTML resulted from two decades (or more) of neglecting a standard.
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by thebigkick 14y ago
I'd hate to be the guy to do this but... I agree, to some extent, with Malcolm Gladwell's take on the Steve Jobs legacy. http://tinyurl.com/br6rl7b Still, RIP Steve and thanks for inspiring us. Sent from my iPhone.
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by thebigkick 14y ago
Is there a physical inventory involved?
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by thebigkick 14y ago
I find my HackerNode app is a much more fulfilling experience.
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by thebigkick 14y ago
Did the interviewer say "information super highway"?