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by toisanji 16y ago
This looks very nice. I already use underscore an jquery for all of my projects. I'll try this on my current project and report my findings.
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by toisanji 16y ago
Its not hash tags, it's a combination of several data points
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by toisanji 16y ago
Yeah, nice noticing that, I've been testing this with mostly tech people, but will be testing this more with "mainstream" people.
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by toisanji 16y ago
This was a side project to my main project for 2 months, but I'm planning to move to this full-time if I can find enough interest in this.
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by toisanji 16y ago
It currently only evaluates recent tweets for resource reasons, but I do plan to evaluate all of a single users's tweets. We can see the peaks and dips of when someone is talking about something.
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by toisanji 16y ago
jason@socmetrics.com
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by toisanji 16y ago
The second link is just a convenience page showing what all the top VCs get for badges.
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Ask HN:interest in api where given a Twitter login, you get their interests?
30 points by toisanji 16y ago|20 comments
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by toisanji 16y ago
My bet is that most of the people on their site are non-technical. There is nothing wrong with that, but it always seems like there are way more non-technical cofounder candidates that technical cofounder candidates. I've always wanted to
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by toisanji 16y ago
why do sites like foursquare flourish with badges, but not be a good fit for HN? Is it strictly a culture issue?
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What if Hacker News Has Badges? Who'd Get What?(socmetrics.com)
48 points by toisanji 16y ago|51 comments
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by toisanji 16y ago
My current life goals are to run a marathon this summer (I'm running a half marathon this month) and to practice yoga daily. I've also been working on a project to help people accomplish their life goals: http://yana.com If you want to ch
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Language learning hacks(yana.com)
2 points by toisanji 16y ago|0 comments
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Hacking your thinking style when hitting "the wall"(yana.com)
1 points by toisanji 16y ago|0 comments
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by toisanji 16y ago
Interesting book, I'll have to check it out.
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Why I hate running (alt title: my running hacks)(yana.com)
5 points by toisanji 16y ago|4 comments
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by toisanji 16y ago
It seems people can't update the information in the site?
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by toisanji 16y ago
I am unable to download any of the books I bought. Makes me not want to buy ebook from them again.
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by toisanji 16y ago
correct,they had nothing at pre-order time. Minimal Viable Product for hardware.
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by toisanji 16y ago
address?
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by toisanji 16y ago
What is most interesting to me is how unsophisticated myspace users are compared to the other social sites.
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IPad issues(jtoy.net)
1 points by toisanji 16y ago|0 comments
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by toisanji 16y ago
The best open source database just got better, can't wait to use this in production.
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by toisanji 17y ago
great library, here are links for learning more: http://delicious.com/popular/raphael
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by toisanji 17y ago
I'd like to get one, but at $750, it is way too expensive!
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Adobe makes CS5 preorder form Flash only. Alt title: Worst use of Flash ever.(store1.adobe.com)
91 points by toisanji 17y ago|71 comments
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by toisanji 17y ago
Which browser is that?
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by toisanji 17y ago
What are the pros and cons for allowing other clients to use it as opposed to what Google Chrome offers?
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by toisanji 17y ago
I actually love sass the way it is currently, what benefits does this new syntax have for previous users of sass? I see how this new syntax could maybe help new users since it is more aligned with regular css. What I am most interested in i
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by toisanji 17y ago
8 seats isn't very much.

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