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thetylerhayes
15y ago
Using directly-measured data, the Disqus network holds the #1 U.S. Network rank in Quantcast: http://www.quantcast.com/p-94WKwgUwZHlfo
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
If you registered an account with your email address you wouldn't have been able to hijack someone else's account -- all registered accounts are tied to unique email addresses. Can you reach out to us at http://disqus.com/support with som
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
If you don't have JS disabled like zeeg mentioned, AdBlockPlus is a red flag. Can you try incognito mode with no extensions enabled? If that doesn't fix this reach out to our support team at http://disqus.com/support and we'd be happy to
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
So glad I wasn't alone in that thought.
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
As much as I innately agree with Brent's premise from my own experiences, I too would like to see some research. Especially since he even says: "I can’t prove that good software respects people, but I can look at good software and show how
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
Guide: http://docs.disqus.com/help/58 (though it's already automatic in our WordPress and MovableType plugins).
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thetylerhayes
15y ago
Correct, as long as each letter and its value are binding.
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15y ago
Yes.
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The Meat to Math ratio
(radar.oreilly.com)
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15y ago
Is it possible to become involved with the Bay Area startup scene without moving to the Bay Area? Yes. [...] is it possible to get involved early in a place this way? Yes. If so, how would you go about breaking in? I would do, and did
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15y ago
I didn't make this. Full credit: http://www.hamutzim.co.il/
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Like vs Plus, pick your social button
(likevsplus.com)
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Tim Bray touched on this/math/permutations recently as well: http://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2011/07/04/Google-plu...
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15y ago
Hopefully feedback widgets (e.g., UserVoice) take heed and develop this and/or someone throws an open source equivalent together; I'd love to fork this on Github, lots of potential.
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15y ago
Probably, but most halfway decent private tracker sites already solve that internally.
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15y ago
Forgot that existed. That is a smart way to get people coming back each week, but doesn't solve the same problem as granularly as Moviemail. Whenitdrops : Moviemail :: Coolhunting : Set-and-forget. (You can set-and-forget with Whenitdrops w
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15y ago
Clickable: http://moviemail.info
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Show HN: Review my site: Moviemail, get emailed the day a movie is released
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Google for Nonprofits, "You’re changing the world. We want to help."
(googleblog.blogspot.com)
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Aesthetics: :D Performance: o_O
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thetylerhayes
16y ago
Seems you just hadn't found the right people yet :)
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16y ago
I like the customer reviews idea -- Airbnb- or Yelp-style come to mind, though by no means are they the only models which should be considered for influence -- and it's important to keep in mind opening these flood gates should never be tak
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thetylerhayes
16y ago
All the comments and suggestions here are good. One more: why not just use the meta tags for this same purpose? Then you don't even need to create another file. There's already an 'author' meta name attribute for instance, and you can defin
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:O --> "On the one hand, Kinect is an amazing advance, especially considering its low price. On the other hand, the 25-year time lag between research and practice for gesture UIs is slightly worse than the usual fate of HCI research adv
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16y ago
Summary: First: "There’s of course more to choosing a blogging service than mere availability, but it’s one factor, and now you have some actual numbers so you don’t have to guess." Second: In order of least downtime: 1. Blogger 2. WordPres
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thetylerhayes
16y ago
You might also find these Quora questions useful: What is one important thing that no one told you about?: http://www.quora.com/What-is-one-thing-you-have-to-experienc... What is one thing you have to experience to believe or understand?
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The end of the (startup) world as we know it
(market-by-numbers.com)
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It's a result of a strong campaign by http://uservoice.com . They've been pushing hard for the past 1-2 years and, if you were watching carefully enough, you could see those buttons slowly but surely appearing on more sites. They've simply
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As an independent computer technician, I used to just use PayPal for my website and Square for in-person transactions. Yes, PayPal requires a little bit more work, but then you don't have to pay a middle-man to operate between you and a, we
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I LOVE COMMENTS IN BIG TEXT. AND I LOVE SHARING COMMENTS IN BIG TEXT. SO I CREATED THIS COMMENT IN BIG TEXT AS A REMINDER THAT ANYONE CAN CREATE BEAUTIFUL COMMENTS IN BIG TEXT AND SHARE IT WITH OTHER PEOPLE WHO LIKE BIG TEXT. Actually, I'm
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