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by whalliburton 18y ago
I believe that Hanks post is stating the you cannot separate aesthetics from usability. If the site is unreadable to Hank it has failed to be usable for at least him.
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by whalliburton 18y ago
I've been nomadic for about three years. Books stored at a friends place. All belonging in my backpack. Never looked back. Working all over the world, wherever and whenever, as long as there is a decent internet connection. I highly recomme
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UI Guru Jakob Nielson's Site Is Unreadable(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
41 points by whalliburton 18y ago|36 comments
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Saving The Music Business(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
14 points by whalliburton 18y ago|9 comments
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Memo To VCs: Every Great Idea Doesn't Fit In An Elevator Pitch (whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
15 points by whalliburton 18y ago|15 comments
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The Real Reason IPOs And Mergers Are Down(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
24 points by whalliburton 18y ago|5 comments
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S3 Failure Raises Questions About Cloud Design(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
6 points by whalliburton 18y ago|3 comments
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by whalliburton 18y ago
i've got a NYC startup that I can show-and-tell. whalliburton {at} gmail.com
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by whalliburton 19y ago
1 point by whalliburton 0 minutes ago | link | edit | delete Just watched several videos by Guy Kawasaki and Jerry Kaplan. Good stuff. Lets keep this on the front for a bit. I'm sure its better for us than CobolOnCogs!
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by whalliburton 19y ago
Side thought: The web framework that I use (Weblocks) is built on prototype, but it only uses a small subset of the code with no reason to send 120K (uncompressed/unminified) over the wire. I think the next step is to use a code coverage to
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One look at venture capital, or "Why I hate VCs."(whydoeseverythingsuck.com)
2 points by whalliburton 19y ago|1 comments
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by whalliburton 19y ago
Eh, I'm currently running with a $25 craigslisted sony trinitron 21" and an IBM thinkpad that I think I paid $200. Plus some old dell keyboard. Don't forget about the used market. The key is that I'm really only using it as a terminal into
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by whalliburton 19y ago
Correct, but your statement assumes that there is some other field that is better attuned to "brain cancer and tissue interaction with EMF over prolonged periods." I dont know. It does mean that he is most probably aware of trends in brain
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by whalliburton 19y ago
Dismissing a news article based on association is, for me, not a very good method. Following the link that it provides is a useful method. In this case to the actual paper in question: http://www.brain-surgery.us/mobph.pdf If the Register
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by whalliburton 19y ago
I would not say that this is a clueless article. The doctors website and the article in question: http://www.brain-surgery.us/mobilephone.html The doctor appears competent to me, but I haven't actually performed any brain surgery so canno
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by whalliburton 19y ago
DH1
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by whalliburton 19y ago
If I had a fledgling hacker under my wing I would show him how I develop, which, for me, is the laziest and most productive way I have yet found. gentoo, sbcl, emacs, slime, weblocks, ec2, git. YMMV.