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by xpose2000 12y ago
A good intro book is Zen Mind, Beginners Mind. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1590308492/ref=oh_details_o...
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Realtor.com under a DDoS attack since June 17th
1 points by xpose2000 12y ago|0 comments
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by xpose2000 12y ago
This sounds backwards to me. If anything, you should be quitting Google, the search engine, rather than their browser. Google can live without you being a Chrome user, but it hurts them if you switch to Bing or duckduckgo.
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by xpose2000 12y ago
Perhaps I just asked the right questions, but I just had a lovely conversation with 'Eugene'. I asked him a few questions like where he lived, his name, if he has brothers or sisters, if he wears glasses, etc. Eventually he star
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by xpose2000 12y ago
Once the wireless dongle gets released then I will jump in. Not a big fan of having to plug it in. For now I'll stick with the 360 controller I have.
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by xpose2000 12y ago
I'm not sure if this announcement changes anything. The bottom line is to make apps for the end user. Google is simply saying that those best practices are now crawlable in a way that is very mature. The same rules still apply. A sim
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by xpose2000 12y ago
This is an absolutely brilliant move for both companies. I imagine baremetrics will double or triple their revenue by the end of summer because of this. Well done.
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by xpose2000 12y ago
I think the real question is... why haven't they already done this? Are they worried about pushback at the political level? Certainly their users would agree.
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by xpose2000 13y ago
"We take no stance on RetailMeNot’s business model. (We like getting coupon codes too!) We also have no idea how the company achieved its SEO dominance. The company has no doubt put a lot of work into conquering Google." The answe
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by xpose2000 13y ago
This is slightly off-topic, but still very much related. There will never be an all encompassing search engine to rival Google. I would argue, one could not even rival Bing. The future of search, as with most internet companies moving forw
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by xpose2000 13y ago
As far as I know, IEX is of no use for the average joe investor. We aren't buying and selling in blocks of 1000 or 10,000. Believe what you want, but there is a reason companies pay big money for super low latency.
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New Google Adsense Alpha Dashboard
1 points by xpose2000 13y ago|0 comments
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I can see the avalanche of negativity coming, and I understand why. However, I don't think we should automatically assume it's a negative thing like Notch did. Facebook can try to ensure that the games are geared towards social
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by xpose2000 13y ago
This is not newsworthy. If you hit the refresh button enough times on upsetting news stories I am sure you will find a somewhat offensive ad every now and then.
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Google Analytics Tracking Change on March 20th?(x-pose.org)
2 points by xpose2000 13y ago|0 comments
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by xpose2000 13y ago
Just to follow up on your comment. For those less willing to use the apache module, there is always the pagespeed web service where you can change DNS to get this accomplished. (And utilize Google's CDN as well). https://de
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by xpose2000 13y ago
My sideproject, fantasysp.com, cost basically nothing to start around 7 years ago. I found free baseball boxscore data online and bought the domain and ran it on hosting I already had. The main cost was my time involved to code everything.
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by xpose2000 13y ago
But according to the benchmarks, cdnjs.com is worse than google and jsdelivr. http://www.cdnperf.com/#jsdelivr,google,cdnjs/http/90
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by xpose2000 13y ago
Based on what you said, it sounds like enabling this feature will have no impact on existing front-end load times. What about error reporting... are you guys satisfied with where it's at now or do you guys feel like there is more accu
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I imagine this will lead to more ad clicks since people know by now that the peach background means that's an ad. Also, it makes more sense to go to the real source: http://searchengineland.com/googles-new-look-search-r
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by xpose2000 13y ago
This is pretty interesting and fun data. The article talks a lot about what games are exciting and it basis this off of wild fluctuations in a team's chances of winning. This makes perfect sense, but there is more to it than that. If
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I'm not sure if you are leaning one way or the other. You find this to be somewhat of a good idea to pursue.. and for which party?
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Instead of payment, an app dev owns a % of app sales for the lifetime of the app
1 points by xpose2000 13y ago|2 comments
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I run http://www.fantasysp.com/ , which provides tools and services to help people manage their fantasy sports teams. I started it because I wanted a faster way to get my player news... fast forward 7 years later and its a f
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by xpose2000 13y ago
If you guys are interested in testing this out on a "real" site... i just implemented InstantClick on http://www.topiama.com/ . If I spot anything weird I'll let you guys know.
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I'm a novice trader, and agree with everything said. However, about penny stocks..... I've dabbled in marijuana stocks for 2014 and its the only type of penny stock I have or will ever touch. The only thing I am risking at this p
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I appreciate the link! I created topiama and posted it on hackernews almost 2 years ago. As a fellow user of topiama... I am a bit annoyed at how it looks on mobile. What I plan to do is use bootstrap to make a nice responsive layout for
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Screw Facebook Paper. Create Personal Wikis.(x-pose.org)
3 points by xpose2000 13y ago|1 comments
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by xpose2000 13y ago
I agree... almost felt like an introduction and then just ends.
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by xpose2000 13y ago
My viewpoint is a bit different on this. First off, Feedly has no way of showing the user the entire article, even if they first direct them to the feedly app. Feedly should show the preview with a snippet, then provide a "View Websi

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