jlind

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by jlind 15y ago
In regards to the infographic How Our Laws Are Made[1], where does SOPA and/or PIPA stand currently? [1] http://www.mikewirthart.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/howla...
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Anatomy of a Crushing (Pinboard Blog)(blog.pinboard.in)
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by jlind 15y ago
It would be again much different if the Manhattan Project was something to be used against your fellow countrymen.
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by jlind 15y ago
Maybe they do, or maybe they don't. In many cases, I'd argue that it's more about teaching how to think and learn, rather than "an understanding calculus will be required for everything you do in the rest of school / career / life"
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by jlind 15y ago
And then cutting off the answer when it's exactly what he doesn't want to hear. Certainly frustrating.
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by jlind 15y ago
It really depends on the target market, regardless. Plenty of people will be quick to tell you how many enterprise companies are still stuck with IE6. And most of them are willing to write fat checks to maintain that status quo.
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by jlind 15y ago
Maybe this is something that many grads might not realize too, as it's quite different in contrast with hiring processes associated with Enterprise Company XYZ. It's one of my favorite parts about startup culture in general, though. Wheneve
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by jlind 15y ago
The second problem is even further exacerbated as early startups don't want "employees". They want "Employee #1"; someone who is passionate and ready to help push the company forward. I'm in my senior year of college here in the US and th
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by jlind 15y ago
This reminds me of how we figured out in our high school computer labs how to circumvent the monitoring/control software the teacher would use. First it was succeptible to killing the process, easy enough. Once that was blocked, we figured
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Ohio State launches WakeUp StartUp for informal business pitches(bizjournals.com)
2 points by jlind 15y ago|0 comments
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by jlind 15y ago
It limits who sees it in their default stream. Anyone could still go to your page (assuming it's public) to see your tweets that start with a username, however.
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What Every Government (Except One) Doesn't Get About Startups(theatlantic.com)
54 points by jlind 15y ago|23 comments
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Proof-of-concept public key authentication for web users(toolchain.eu)
39 points by jlind 15y ago|22 comments
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by jlind 15y ago
I've had similar thoughts, albeit only for Google's sites. I would imagine this would be something more likely to be seen through Chrome (or even the Chromium OS). My gut reaction is that most people wouldn't want Google on top of every oth
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by jlind 15y ago
I already submitted feedback about this one, but I'd love to be able to use Buzz as a blogging platform from my Google+ profile. I'm not quite sure how high priority that should be, however. Maybe some sort of re-launch or re-purposing of B
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by jlind 15y ago
I believe noelsequeira is referring to the stream, which is what Facebook calls the "news feed". It would be nice to be able to set relative ratios for how often posts from different circles show up, to result in varying frequency of the to
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by jlind 15y ago
If it's for the life of the blog, I don't think anyone would have a problem paying a one-time fee. I'd also be interested in hearing if you can import posts back into Tumblr as well. (This would be useful for people who want to clone a seco
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by jlind 15y ago
That's what it's sounding like. Minecraft seems to have restored services; EVE Online has confirmed it was a DDoS[1] and is still investigating. Escapist Magazine still seems to be down. I think the only thing they're really proving is what
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LulzSec takes Eve Online and Minecraft offline(geek.com)
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by jlind 15y ago
Enjoyed the article as well. Someone has already submitted the story here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2641650
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by jlind 15y ago
page 3 has a short table about what services he switched to, how easy the switch was, and how the new service compares.
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by jlind 15y ago
Aww, I was hoping there would be some sort of prize for actually clicking the 'no' button...
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Technologies That Will Shape the Web(spectrum.ieee.org)
1 points by jlind 15y ago|0 comments
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Is Responsive Design a Good Fit For Mobile?(viget.com)
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by jlind 15y ago
>sometimes projects do start with very simple UI and focus on application functionality, so it could be hugely helpful to consider the context of UX. I've found this is one of the more powerful and easy ways to prevent feature creep, at
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by jlind 15y ago
This is one of the toughest things I've learned in the last year or so while interning (in IT) for a fairly large insurance company. It's especially hard to affect UX when developers are typically given requirments from someone who has a sp
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by jlind 15y ago
I think a re-post isn't without merit though. There's plenty of people here (myself included) who might not have seen this article otherwise.
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Twitter - The Best Communication Tool For Tech Startups?(haydentay.com)
1 points by jlind 15y ago|0 comments
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by jlind 15y ago
Looks great!
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by jlind 15y ago
Might just be me, but the red links on the blog gave me a bit of a headache. Any possiblity you could change those to a more matte red color? I think matching the color of your logo would be a lot easier on the eyes. As far as the homepage

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