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by thetable 17y ago
I find it sad that many restaurants are so bad at SEO, or maybe they just can't compete with Yelp and their spammier friends. Often, it's nearly impossible to find the one authoritative website on a restaurant, bar, or store - the one owned
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by thetable 17y ago
When I drink espresso, I usually feel the effect immediately. At least some of the caffeine must be resorbed in the mouth.
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by thetable 17y ago
Hal Varian has been making the same point for a while now: http://www.nytimes.com/2009/08/06/technology/06stats.html?_r...
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by thetable 17y ago
+1
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How do you own music?(blog.popcuts.com)
3 points by thetable 17y ago|0 comments
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by thetable 17y ago
Yeah, I'd be down for coffee or beer anytime this week (Kreuzberg/Neukoelln, preferrably!).
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by thetable 17y ago
I suppose equipping spam filters with crawlers that actually go out and classify the pages linked in an email, rather than just treating URLs (or parts of them) as regular words, would remedy this. This has been proposed for a while (for ex
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by thetable 17y ago
It's hard to say. Maybe it's a mix. Here's a counterexample: http://similar-images.googlelabs.com/images?q=apple&qtyp...
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Popcuts (YC S08) wins SXSW Accelerator(blog.popcuts.com)
20 points by thetable 18y ago|7 comments
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by thetable 18y ago
A while ago, I heard a talk by the CEO of Wreck A Movie ( http://www.wreckamovie.com/ ). They made a sci-fi movie in an open-source manner: People from anywhere contributed 3D models of spaceships and other graphical assets. If you could ta
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by thetable 18y ago
No, we have a fixed portion that goes to the fans, and the artist decides how much that is. Also, early buyers get bigger cuts, so it pays not to wait if you like a song.
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by thetable 18y ago
This is Hannes from Popcuts. What Zed describes ("Competitors Don’t Get It") actually did exist for a while. Snocap used to offer a service where you uploaded music and could sell it through an embeddable ministore. AmieStreet has something
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by thetable 18y ago
A design professor of mine highly recommended these. They seem like a nice reminder (that you can bring into a meeting) of all the ethnographic methods available. BoingBoing just linked to a scanned version, although I'm pretty sure it's n
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by thetable 18y ago
Reminds me of German satire magazine Titanic, which would enter your name in a raffle for cash if you sent them proof of cancelling a magazine subscription.
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by thetable 18y ago
Thanks for hosting, this was a ton of fun!
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by thetable 18y ago
I'll try to make it!
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by thetable 18y ago
Now they just need to raise the temperature on their shuttles. It's so freezing cold, I got sick after the second day of work last summer.
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by thetable 18y ago
Follow brainstorming techniques. Write everything down, no matter how bad. Write down fragments that characterize your idea. Explore metaphors: If your site is about finance, maybe think about up/down movement, growth, even gambling and exc
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by thetable 19y ago
The Internet is actually a pretty good emulation of Pi/MonkeysWithTypewriters/LibraryOfBabel. Turns out, somebody else already talked about this: http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/index.php/t-82962.html