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wensing
18y ago
TV is premised on such long sessions (unlike Google, which prides itself on sending users on their way quickly) that anything that takes up their time is competing with it. We've received a steady stream of feedback regarding Stormpulse.c
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General weather forecasts may be a poor monetizing niche (because 5-day forecasts are a commodity), but severe weather is completely different. Depending on where you've grown up, this may be more or less obvious.
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18y ago
We're looking at using Google Ad Manager. https://www.google.com/admanager/ Anyone have any experience with it?
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We're building our own ad network
(stormpulse.wordpress.com)
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Once you know what to make, it's mere effort to make it, and most decent hackers are capable of that. This explains why someone like myself can start a startup and not feel embarrassed when they meet real wunderkinds (specifically CS guru
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Thanks for the frank insight.
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Ask HN: Your startup is worth 100. So what is 51% of it worth?
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Can't wait to homeschool my children and spend weeks tackling projects like this.
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With logic: one can exhibit contradictions in religious doctrines. (If there are any.) I've always found it a bad idea to pretend to be an expert in someone else's religion. Pointing out contradictions in someone else's religion 99.9% of
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Creative destruction ... Google slayed by the Notificator?
(johnborthwick.tumblr.com)
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Working from home is tough if you have a 4 year old and a 1 year old that continuously long for attention. I haven't quite figured out how to balance that need with the need for long concentration spans ... so for now (and because my emplo
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Absolutely. I think it's for the best, because it has only reinforced our scrappy cockroach nature, but our 'looking for angel funding' was pretty much simultaneous with the meltdown, and things are definitely slower than they would have be
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Not to co-opt any thunder, but we used the same strategy for Stormpulse.com and in doing so have become the #1 result for "storm tracker" http://is.gd/i2C3 and the #2 result (behind only the National Hurricane Center itself, and ahead of
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I have a related suggestion: show someone's median karma per comment and karma per post in his/her profile. This would shed light on someone's real contribution level: e.g. someone puts up a TC article and gets 128 pts in one day vs. someo
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Unfortunately, I think all child raising theory and advice is theoretical until you get to practice it on your own children. I know you don't mean to imply otherwise, but that is what I'm doing right now. And I will tell you that I love
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That is a really sad factoid. Oh man. Don't get me started. But if you insist, a few high-level thoughts: real life isn't about being entertained, the parent has the advantage of being the parent --wow, a relationship possibility, right
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Generationally-speaking, I think the role of TV in children's lives has increased greatly since I was young (I am 27 now, with a 1 yr old son and 4 yr old daughter). So many people are growing up now believing that TV is the nanny, educato
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From the article: "Children learn to be fair and take turns—they cannot always demand to be the fairy queen, or soon they have no playmates. “They want this thing to keep going, so they’re willing to go the extra mile” to accommodate other
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I like OpenLayers, but JS maps have always seemed a bit slow and clunky to me. What's the most graphically intensive use of OpenLayers you know of?
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FYI, I have nothing to do with them, it just looked like an odd/interesting site.
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Welcome to the Nerdery: Sierra Bravo Corp
(nerdery.com)
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Not so much about our startup per se, but this is definitely the worst feedback we've ever received about the site: "I will be bringing this [site] to the attention of my attorney who maintains a list of abusive web practices."
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What about Quigo? http://www.quigo.com
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Don’t Call Me Bono… These Here Are Computer Glasses
(blog.imulus.com)
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Will those significant differences be obvious to the consumer?
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My highest rated comment so far occurred yesterday, when I got 30 points for saying something reasonably good early on in a popular post. I think other people agreed with what I said, and so (appropriately) just upvoted the comment rather
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No business plan? Wish him the best, but I thought those days were over.
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Our team is hiring: http://djangogigs.com/gigs/468/ :-)
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Get small fast, hire hackers, leverage your position as a middle-man between a local audience and local businesses online, and capitalize on the decades of valuable content sitting in your archives. Forget breaking news in print, focus on
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I work at a newspaper. If they do it right, they won't be gone, they'll just adapt.
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