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Tips to Help you Think About Sales at Your Startup(bothsidesofthetable.com)
1 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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by wmwong 15y ago
Not necessarily on the topic of the article itself, but I found this to be a good concrete example of how to think in Haskell (and functional programming in general?). I've just started learning by reading Learn You a Haskell. Even though t
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A Modern Marketing Strategy – Social Media Marketing & ZMOT from Google(zeromomentoftruth.com)
1 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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The Statistical Error Everyone Makes | Psychology Today(psychologytoday.com)
8 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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by wmwong 15y ago
Momentum. It's very important. I can't remember how many times where I half start something and get distracted. I rarely return back to the project. Don't underestimate momentum. This is one of the reasons to have a co-founder. When one dra
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by wmwong 15y ago
I vaguely remember reading a post that patio11 did that before. Correct me if I'm wrong. My memory likes to play tricks on me. In the end, if it turned out it was better, you would give everyone the lower price and offer a discount or money
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by wmwong 15y ago
I agree with what you're trying to say here, but I'm not sure that's what she means. To me, it feels like it's more about having confidence. Especially from the point of a woman. Our world is still largely geared towards men. A woman who do
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Yes and yes: 31 Things I've Learned in 31 Years(yesandyes.org)
60 points by wmwong 15y ago|11 comments
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Stretching Research - stretching isn't good for much of anything(saveyourself.ca)
1 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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Ned Batchelder: Stopping spambots with hashes and honeypots(nedbatchelder.com)
2 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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TaskRabbit - Neighbors helping neighbors to get tasks done.(taskrabbit.com)
1 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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Solar goes Hyper in the U.S. | MNN - Mother Nature Network(mnn.com)
1 points by wmwong 15y ago|0 comments
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Depixelizing Pixel Art(research.microsoft.com)
168 points by wmwong 15y ago|33 comments
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by wmwong 15y ago
I love these real scenario articles. It would be interesting to know if this panned out for them. Solutions were provided but I wasn't sure whether they worked. With the 30 day free trial, I noticed they didn't ask for a credit card. It wou
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by wmwong 15y ago
Offline events work best when your product has strong ties to the real world. According to pud, it depends. He gave Evite as an example, but mentioned that Yelp did something similar.
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by wmwong 16y ago
There is documentation from Heroku on how to get Compass working without plugins. I tried it out before and it works nicely. http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/using-compass
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by wmwong 16y ago
For those of us who are not familiar with the term liquefaction. In simple terms, I think it means the soil becomes like quick sand because of the earthquake. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earthquake_liquefaction
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Sugata Mitra: The child-driven education(ted.com)
1 points by wmwong 16y ago|0 comments
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by wmwong 16y ago
This is awesome. I was expecting to see HTML5 and was surprised when it wasn't. The doctype is strict and a lot of the interface uses JavaScript. The center navigations use svg and Raphael[1]. Either way, this is pretty sweet. And so is the
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by wmwong 16y ago
Confirmed, Chrome 9.0.597.84 on Ubuntu 10.04.
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by wmwong 16y ago
Not sure if she just added it in there, but this book is present in the bag ;)
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by wmwong 16y ago
I love Chrome's incognito mode when developing. Let's say you're logged into your site checking things. Then you want to login as the admin without logging out and logging back in. Just pop open an incognito window and away you go!
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by wmwong 16y ago
Another thing I've noticed is that if I see a support forum where most of the answers are given by customers rather than employees, it gives me the feeling the company is not listening or keeping in touch. I get the feeling of laziness, whi
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by wmwong 16y ago
One phrase summary of startup books. Awesome.
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by wmwong 16y ago
I'm a little confused. It seems like he didn't need to call the sort function in order to call the alert function. Is this correct? He could have built the alert call in the same manner and just call it by itself. I assume the sort function
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by wmwong 16y ago
In case anyone has finished and is looking for more puzzles just for fun, you can try the original http://www.deathball.net/notpron/ No prizes though :(
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Ask HN: How well tested should an MVP be?
5 points by wmwong 16y ago|5 comments
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by wmwong 16y ago
I remember watching his TED talk [ http://www.ted.com/talks/hans_rosling_shows_the_best_stats_y... ]. It was mind-blowing. I'm excited to see what else he has to show us.
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by wmwong 16y ago
For non-designers, telling whether something is designed well or not usually is a feeling. It would be very helpful if it could be put into words why each logo was in each category. That usually turns a feeling into substance that can be re
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by wmwong 16y ago
This made me smile. Such a nice Christmas gift. I just started getting into vim and things that solve little nagging annoyances really help me stick with it. Thank you!

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