thinkbohemian

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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
I'm a wiggler as well.
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He's so good at predicting human behavior and noticing minutia...his tales of escape place him well above the average intelligence of a typical inmate...yet he robs places as if he was in a 70's straight to beta-max released cop movie. The
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fake_it_till_you_make_it
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Thought Experiment: Give it to your 18 year old self...what would they do with the money?
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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
For the same reason people read about serial killers...we don't understand, and we want to see what makes them tick. What interested me about this article was his perception of his situations. It reminds me of Al Pacino's monologue in "Two
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Fake it till you make it!
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no? Anybody? Was this a stupid question, or did no one have any evidence pro or con?
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Something several of my friends have recommended for me to try, is to artificially limit my already free product under the premise that people want more of what they can't have. In this article He goes from 15 to 20 bingo cards for free, wh
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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
TLDR... Actually, I completely agree, but I think online identities such as commenting with your twitter account id, and other similar paradigms help lessen the number of trolls, or people who don't read their own words before they press su
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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
what about "don't throw the baby out with the bath water" or "don't count your chickens before they're hatched", perhaps "i before e except after c", how do you feel about those phrases? wait, what was this discussion about?
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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
Color me naive, but doesn't an open source email client already exist, i'm pretty sure its called Thunderbird ... http://www.mozillamessaging.com/en-US/thunderbird/ Am i missing the point of the post?
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All anecdotal evidence i've seen agrees, I made an explanation video for one of my websites , and when it was over two minutes long no would even start it. I split it up into two videos ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLJHPMxgAWU ), and s
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Thought this was a very well written interesting article. What chart/graph software are you using, or is that a tool provided by apple? BTW, graphs without labeled axises are a huge pet peeve (you can thank a certain georgia tech professor
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That's more than i've done at this point. I'm specifically looking to write a press release and submit to a site like prweb. I get the gist of submitting links to social media sites, but I'm not sure of how well I can write an objective com
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There is a problem with the link... Btw Settlers is amazing. I also recommend 'Puerto Rico' and 'Dominion'.
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Ask HN: How do you do your Press Release?
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He didn't really throw down any hard $$$ numbers in terms of costs. And didn't take into account the worlds demand for more bandwidth in general. As servers become more powerful and cheaper, and fiber becomes more plentiful what he said mak
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@vaksel - those are some pretty good numbers. Do you have tips for getting noticed? There's a good number of sites related to fashion, so to differentiate yourself is quite a feat!
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Wow, Try cutting back a little. The term "sleeping on it" didn't just come from no where. Most of my breakthrough ideas come when i'm out with friends or doing something else. In "Blink" Malcom Gladwell argues our subconscious is way better
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Great idea, this reminds me of the guy who reverse graffiti-ed cities, by pressure washing them. Though a sign is more useful. http://reversegraffitiproject.com/
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Imma let you finish... http://bit.ly/8J0yxb
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I have a little website that i've been working on http://www.whyspam.me its a more advanced form of mailinator. It gives you a disposable email that forwards to your inbox. It's free, it never expires, so it is possible to never ever giv
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by thinkbohemian 17y ago
Single founder working on http://www.whyspam.me right now. I like knowing how to do EVERYTHING that has anything to do with my application. I do design, coding, sysadmin, marketing, feedback studies. Its been a fun experience, but hopeful
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I guess with sites like tweet-poop, saying privacy is over is not completely out of the blue but still...the founding principal that got people hooked to FB in the first place was they trusted it to keep their information secure. This state
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What did you do to get the key strokes to flash on the screen like that for your screencast?
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If major corporations aren't dick enough to do this to their users, i don't think many of us have the luxury.
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Hmm...looks like my first internship must have replaced me with a machine.
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I like it, very clean and simple. The # tagging allows to make it flexible.
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As the developer of user level spam prevention suite http://www.whyspam.me and a frequent user of mailinator and the like. We need all hands on deck to really shine a light on spammers and to highlight the companies out there doing a grea