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14y ago
This is great news, thanks for mentioning it!
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14y ago
I like this search: http://livegrep.com/search?q=is+a+hack
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15y ago
What is Google's alternative to fixed deadlines? (Really, really curious about this.)
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16y ago
I made http://nicetranslator.com in Nov. 2008. Probably 2 weeks of work all said but by far my biggest success in terms of sheer numbers. It makes money to help pay bills now via AdSense and is totally hands off. Actually, given our analy
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16y ago
Hey, absolutely! Actually, I started learning chords prior to scales. And only wrote about scales because they seemed to be the meta-skill that many others are derived from. I'm still figuring out how precisely the circle of fifths is usefu
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16y ago
I mentioned this briefly in the post, but I think this logic, again, puts scales on a pedestal. I don't want to be a great pianist, I just want to be decent at expressing myself in musical form. For awhile, I thought this meant scales weren
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16y ago
I wrote the article posted and until I had the experiences I wrote about in it, I would have agreed with you 100%. I believe that doing always beats theory. If, however, one is open to injecting a small amount of theory into their doing, it
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16y ago
Clickable link: http://superhackernews.com
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16y ago
Thanks, glad you like it!
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Show HN: Super Hacker News adds one page browsing & keyboard navigation to HN
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16y ago
Crazy to think about the consequences of a mistake like this. This was sent by a friend to an email list I'm on: "Well, consider this community hospital fubared. IT dudes running around pulling out their hair. If it wasn't affecting patien
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17y ago
Luckily, you don't need the domain to get started. Keep working on the project and if it continues to excited you, grab the domain.
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17y ago
What types of things do you like to do/are good at?
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17y ago
The ideal domain name is memorable, easy to spell and pronounceable. I think these 3 factors matter a fair amount. If that is the exact domain you want, I'd say $350 is a pretty good price as long as you're serious about the project.
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17y ago
http://searchyc.com :) But I agree, search would be nice.
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17y ago
If anyone has read The Tipping Point, Ron Conway is an amazing example of a 'connector'. In this example, he made a single connection that Tipped Tellme towards success. Would be interesting to put together a list of angel investors that si
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17y ago
For anyone interested in getting into gardening, I highly recommend Mel Bartholomew's 'Square Foot Gardening'. It's a great resource for starting a garden in general and I've had great success and fun with his specific technique. http://ww
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17y ago
Added to my wishlist on Amazon, sounds great. Seems similar to 'What to Say When You Talk to Yourself' which I just finished. Probably one of the best books on personal development I've read.
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17y ago
Great question and the fact that you are coming here to seek help is a great sign, I'd say. I'm in a different situation: 22, dropped out of school to start a company, etc. But, I have committed myself to developing a satisfying general lif
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17y ago
Wow. Never actually counted before. 34. Somehow, I think most are in use somehow or another.