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by zekenie 13y ago
What else does it do? (if you know... I'm curious)
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Young founders need more reality checks(zekenie.silvrback.com)
3 points by zekenie 13y ago|0 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
Awesome, thanks!
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Ask HN: Are there any prominent companies that started at hackathons?
6 points by zekenie 13y ago|4 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
Very interesting. Its become dogma that the markup and event handlers should be separate (for example you never add an onclick html attribute to anything). There are many good reasons for this. But I suppose if you think of this kind of lik
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by zekenie 13y ago
But I am a "Brilliant Internet Explorer Dick"
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by zekenie 13y ago
I put in alert('hello') and it worked. That's awesome. But how? I searched the code it made and didn't see 'hello.' I understand the stuff below, how it uses JS's weird properties to the basic types... but
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by zekenie 13y ago
Wonder what the response from the teacher was...
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by zekenie 13y ago
I've done some work in clinical research and I can tell you that you might need a legal cofounder more than a technical one! I had ways to automate dozens of employees jobs away just by integrating data systems, but in the eyes of the
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by zekenie 13y ago
Even with all the data he's recorded, you just can't draw any sort of conclusions from this. The diet's effects on health can take years to take effect. Just because his standard blood panels are normal for two weeks doesn&#x
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Ask HN: I just bought hackableproblems.com – Help me decide what to do with it
7 points by zekenie 13y ago|3 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
This is the kind of open-source leadership that made me move from PHP to Node. Node knows what it is.
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by zekenie 13y ago
This is awesome. It makes me realize how much of the time I am just applying the same formula over and over again and not really being creative. The flip side, I would argue is that reinventing the wheel all the time is expensive. There&#x2
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by zekenie 13y ago
I bet its free because now I know what breezi is, and I didn't before Jan. I agree this is an awesome service. I would shell out a few for it too.
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by zekenie 13y ago
I agree with timmm, the case study isn't compelling for me. I like the way the logo moves from the red to the white. Not a huge fan of centered text. How good are you at javascript? I might hire you for some freelance work if you know
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by zekenie 13y ago
How hard do you think this would be to rewrite in node w/o jquery? As was noted I could see a lot of scrapping potential for this.
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by zekenie 13y ago
I kind of love the new form markup. It makes more sense to me than BS2.
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by zekenie 13y ago
This looks awesome. I think civic hacking is a powerful concept.
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by zekenie 13y ago
Yeah, I don't really care one way or the other about the context. I more care about the fact that there was a clinical trial thousands of years ago before concepts of statistics... I like that it can all be boiled down to: split people
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by zekenie 13y ago
A great book RTCs is Ben Goldacre's Bad Science ( http://www.badscience.net/ ) He points out that some of the first clinical trials recorded were in the bible. I couldn't find his quote, but I found an NEJM piece th
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Google image "atari breakout" and see what happens(google.com)
2 points by zekenie 13y ago|0 comments
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by zekenie 13y ago
What do you want to build? You'll get a lot out of something like javascript... but if you really want to build an iPhone app, you're nowhere. Having something you really want built is the best way to learn for me and many people
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by zekenie 13y ago
Thanks!
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by zekenie 13y ago
(Maybe silly) question: if we're talking about the node implementation, why use this over mongodb?
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by zekenie 13y ago
Are there jewish stars that appear when AB testing is introduced? No issue with this, it just seems a little odd. It reminds me of Hannuka at my parents house! :)
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by zekenie 13y ago
But note that we're just using css
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by zekenie 13y ago
Yes. You are right!
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by zekenie 13y ago
That's what we're going to try.
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by zekenie 13y ago
Ahh... I don't know what that's called either. Sorry
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by zekenie 13y ago
Agreed. I'm not a natural language expert by any means, but from the research I did a little while ago, it seemed like the thesaurus apis matched "yes" to "affirmative" and not to "yeah." Maybe I haven&#x2

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