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JustinSeriously
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About JustinSeriously
http://www.ipacia.com/
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Comment #5651829
Why Google made this change, from the article, "In this case, we are following the lead of the UN, Icann [the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers], ISO [Internation…
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Comment #4734536
Another example: long form sales pages. They've been discussed here on Hacker News before, and many people here hate them, but they do (apparently) convert very well.
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Comment #4346670
For a bare-bones approach, this shell command would also do the trick. cut -d\ -f1 ~/.bash_history | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn | head (Note: There should be two spaces after the -d…
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Comment #3398176
You're right, but money already is involved in these articles. Authors and actors (and agents, I've suspected in a few cases) are keeping a biased eye on their articles. I think it…
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Comment #3397981
I've always wondered why Wikipedia doesn't include affiliate links to Amazon on all their book and movie articles. I think their current logic is that affiliate links force them to…
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Comment #3244301
(from Jakob Nielsen) "Web users spend 80% of their time looking at information above the page fold. Although users do scroll, they allocate only 20% of their attention below the fo…
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Comment #2851987
As someone with technical knowledge and no purchasing power, I dislike talking to salespeople and technical people. I just want the name of a product that I can recommend to my bos…
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Comment #2624997
Some bots auto-revert changes that are likely to be vandalism or spam, like if an anonymous user adds a link to a blog on a free blog hosting site. (Specifically, see http://en.wik…
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Comment #2355516
Sometimes you can work around this. Find the install.rdf file for the plugin, and change the maxVersion variable to "4.*". It doesn't always work, but I've had good luck with it.
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Comment #2252066
I ran it for Javascript, Ruby, and Perl, and I got this: {"JavaScript"=>48, "Ruby"=>46, "Perl"=>28}
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Comment #1984426
I was about the say the same thing, but about Infoseek.
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Comment #1966748
Politics and current affairs Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin, and the Race of a Lifetime. By John Heilemann and Mark Halperin The Bridge: The Life and Rise of…
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Comment #1955926
I disgree. If someone replied to a post with, "You're wrong and an idiot," but the original poster replies with a reasoned defense, then I would certainly vote down the first reply…
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Comment #1955143
Which is often "just like game X, but more complicated." I think that's the route of most startup pipe-dreams: Take a successful site or product, and make it more complicated.
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Comment #1954844
Did they actually say "appreciate"?
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Comment #1937713
"some youths high on googlemania - a local thing" Is this really a thing in Germany? That's the weirdest part of this whole story, that kids would care that much about an internati…
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Comment #1934321
I've been trying to work this one through. One possible solution, (using a hefty dose of mathematical illiteracy, that looks like one of those word problems that occasionally appea…
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Comment #1907714
Maintainability. Same reason that, when you code, you want to include comments, have good variable names, use reasonably-sized functions, etc. It makes maintainability and future e…
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Comment #1898817
It was a weird title. I did an an quick poll of two non-programmer, LOL-speak experts, and I got these answers: - If you can read this, you can get a job in financial program (if t…
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Comment #1895088
Some people (myself included) like use Facebook as a mirror to their own social circles. Defriending someone from Facebook for an inappropriate post would be like defriending them …
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Comment #1891523
Even most of the original commentators, back in 02002, thought it was easily doable.
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