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by tiffani 17y ago
The post doesn't mention this enough, and maybe it's fairly obvious to most, but make sure you choose something that doesn't end up causing you legal harm of some sort. I have a friend right now who's dealing with a company that found a nam
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by tiffani 17y ago
I don't see anything wrong with it if you actually know what all that (being a supposed "rockstar" in a field) entails. It only annoys me when I hear it thrown around in general conversation by folks who have no clue what a "insert-program
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by tiffani 17y ago
If you find a way to analyze those Ruby tweets and separate them out automatically into categories and also minimize duplicated content, it could be rather useful.
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by tiffani 17y ago
There's definitely a benefit to doing that. Didn't have to pay this year, so I took part of my refund and got a new MacBook Pro.
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by tiffani 17y ago
Sure, they got us all to talk about the lovely site they've built, but I'm not entirely convinced of the premise. Indeed, there are criminals that would take the time to stake out someone's house just by checking up on their Foursquare che
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by tiffani 17y ago
I never willingly played with Barbies as a kid (I sold my last 6 at a yard sale my mom had when I was like 8 or 9), but I do believe I'll be buying this one--even if she just stays in the box.
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Barbie Gets to be a Computer Engineer(barbiemedia.com)
89 points by tiffani 17y ago|53 comments
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by tiffani 17y ago
Teach them how to make a game of some sort. Something really simple like hangman in BASIC would teach them a few different things all at once and still have a fun result.
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by tiffani 17y ago
Not necessarily. If you're being followed by 7,000 "people" who really turn out to be just Twitterfeed dumps and folks trying to sell you something, that's a useless set of followers. If you have 1,000 followers where a good portion of th
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Ask HN: Rate my startup - TwellWishes - Well wishes and virtual gifts on Twitter(twellwishes.com)
1 points by tiffani 17y ago|0 comments
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by tiffani 17y ago
I know. But, anyone should be suspicious of why that's even needed.
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by tiffani 17y ago
I'm always terribly suspicious of ATMs--especially those off-brand ones that pop up in random establishments that don't take debit cards nowadays. I understand some businesses just don't want to pay the fees behind accepting debit cards, b
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by tiffani 17y ago
For a lot of the women I know, it's lack of interest. If they're really good, they learn to get over the chauvinism and laugh it off. ;)
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by tiffani 17y ago
Focus Factor works well enough for me. 8 pills a day/$40 per week for a bottle, and it's probably masking some underlying condition, but it works.
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by tiffani 17y ago
Clock indeed does start ticking. I remember some patent lawyers I talked to during college saying you had a year after disclosure to get your application together. The sooner the better, obviously.
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by tiffani 17y ago
Perhaps you meant this? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarski's_undefinability_theorem EDIT: Turns out HN is stripping out the apostrophe in the URL.
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by tiffani 17y ago
I'm interested in hearing what we use after the term "social media" burns out. A while back, people used to throw around "multimedia" to no end...
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Technology First, Needs Last(jnd.org)
6 points by tiffani 17y ago|0 comments
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Reasons to Drop NDAs(contrast.ie)
20 points by tiffani 17y ago|9 comments
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by tiffani 17y ago
I have a problem.
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Step one is admitting you have a problem(37signals.com)
145 points by tiffani 17y ago|68 comments
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10 skills I look for before writing a check(venturehacks.com)
8 points by tiffani 17y ago|0 comments
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by tiffani 17y ago
I have to ask of that article, though, how many people are actively using Facebook nowadays (as in, how many login everyday and actually do something), too. It never mentions it like a lot of articles about Facebook do (although I suspect
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by tiffani 17y ago
Interesting...I was just able to pull up everything hosted with them. Hopefully, it doesn't spread. :(
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by tiffani 17y ago
Receipts on site...not necessarily. The last few times I've been to the Apple store, I've been content to just pay for whatever I bought standing in the middle of the store, bag it and walk away with the receipt sent to my email. Paper is a
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by tiffani 17y ago
True, but why not revisit the concept at some point especially since a lot more people are walking around with PDAs/smartphones/etc. now than when they first started.
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by tiffani 17y ago
I see this and I think...why hadn't PayPal done something like this already? It would make perfect sense for them have come out with something like this a long time ago, but who knows...
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Squareup(squareup.com)
278 points by tiffani 17y ago|155 comments
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by tiffani 17y ago
I get no more than 10 legit emails a day (both work and personal) and sometimes it feels like no more than 10 legit emails a week. If it's that important, folks know to either call me, IM me, or catch me on Twitter--or risk "Ohh, I didn't
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Notepod: The sketchbook for your app ideas(notepod.net)
21 points by tiffani 17y ago|8 comments

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