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by treyp 17y ago
this is exactly the type of thing you would build a facebook application for, though. if the Page uses a tab, when someone clicks the application tab on their profile, facebook requests a page on your server and just puts it in the tab. so,
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by treyp 17y ago
Developers on the Facebook Platform ran into this problem a few years ago. Facebook had a bunch of style tags in their source already -- it seems like they put them in different pieces all over the place. When you would write an application
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by treyp 17y ago
which parts are so Chromish? the new Firefox button comes from Microsoft Office. the space between tabs comes from either Opera or Microsoft Office. the tabs on top, which is only a possibility at this point, comes from Opera first, but was
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by treyp 17y ago
Yeah, so the article is very pro-introvert. I just wanted to point out that I don't think it's the case that introverts are better at leadership than extroverts. The article isn't claiming this, but I have a feeling that the HN audience mig
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by treyp 17y ago
Even as an introvert, I think that extroverts can sometimes come to the same well-planned decisions through more of a conversational process, deliberating out loud and with the help of others. But the title and point of the article are simp
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by treyp 17y ago
My first thought when I saw this was Bing. My second thought was that it looks more like Facebook's search with the filter labels on the left: http://www.insidefacebook.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/fac... My third thought is that I shou
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by treyp 17y ago
(and 3jam, http://www.3jam.com/group-phone-number.php , although they've moved into the google voice space recently)
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by treyp 17y ago
It should be noted that CSS gradients are not yet supported in Firefox (3.5). As such, this demo uses transparent PNGs instead of of CSS3 properties. It works fine in this case, but of course images aren't as flexible as CSS properties woul
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by treyp 17y ago
it's interesting how google's page puts the price right in the first sentence, but it's nowhere in the admob notice.
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by treyp 17y ago
that's for the visitors of w3schools, which are more technical people. my mom, who would use IE if it wasn't for me tricking her into using firefox, would never be a w3schools visitor. from the bottom of the page: W3Schools is a website for
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by treyp 17y ago
If you don't mind me asking, how many did you guys end up accepting? Edit: total number of applications received would be useful, too, if you don't mind revealing it.
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A July 2009 paper: "Trick or Tweet: How Usable is Twitter for First-Time Users?"(surl.org)
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by treyp 17y ago
i think you mean 20,000 employees, not engineers.
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by treyp 17y ago
i think this article, like most, concentrates on the value of of using other people's tweets, but doesn't touch on the value of actually submitting tweets. i can understand why submitting tweets might be valuable for celebrities and compani
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by treyp 17y ago
maybe it's sarcasm?
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by treyp 17y ago
i'm also an AYCJ pass-holder. i'm a bit more tied down due to work, but this seemed like something where collaborating would definitely help everyone make the most of it. i created a facebook group because it seemed like the lowest barrier
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by treyp 17y ago
Haven't seen this done before, but pardon me if it has. (I also didn't know the clipboard was accessible in Firefox, but perhaps they're using Flash.) At least on my browser/config, the clipboard now has the text I copied, and a link to the
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Interesting use of JS: Copy text in an article, then check your clipboard(nydailynews.com)
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by treyp 17y ago
hey guys, about to buy my pass, too! i made a facebook group so we can post any awesome deals in jetblue cities that we come across: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=123309380809
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by treyp 17y ago
I'm pretty sure this is about more than the money.
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by treyp 17y ago
Mentioning HN in an email if you're interested = mad bonus points.
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New Austin startup (in the Startup District) looking for a LAMP developer(treyp.com)
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by treyp 17y ago
I would definitely suggest replacing Houston with Austin on that list. Houston is pretty culturally devoid, whereas Austin is more of a Portland/Seattle type city.
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by treyp 17y ago
I've found that rotating all of the Windows 7 desktops that I like every 30 minutes has kept me satisfied since the beta has been out (which is a long time for my attention span).
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by treyp 17y ago
Sorry, but I want to hear about the big ones. Orkut, not so much, but if a top 100 site drops support, that's news to me. It'd help me convince my clients to drop support, too.
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by treyp 17y ago
which is why i said "but even that would be at the cost of Friendfeed's development." Friendfeed has already admitted they don't know what will happen to their product long term now. if they disappear, that's one competitor that goes away,
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by treyp 17y ago
Nobody has said it, so I guess I'll go ahead -- I don't like to hear this. I use Facebook a lot, but I think Friendfeed is such a great product and that Facebook is such a mature site that nothing good can come of the acquisition. The absol
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by treyp 17y ago
I've commented before on the false number of developers that Facebook recites: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=687796 Considering he's using their numbers for his calculations, the entire premise might fall apart. "Another intellectua
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by treyp 17y ago
you're right about this. maybe just because it's readable and so many people already have jquery on their site. and i prefer just disabling the button $('input:submit',this).attr('disabled','disabled'); than replacing it with a parag
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TweetingTooHard.com (last 30 days) 66k uniques Firefox 48.37% Safari 25.52% Internet Explorer 17.52% 7.0 58.8% 8.0 22.8% 6.0 18.4% Chrome 5.82%

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