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Clickable: http://www.facebook.com/pages/First-Choice-Housing/105565153...

Pivot: measure - and rank - how fast a person can shake their iPhone.

I decided not to renew vyrle.com a few days ago. It may be available on godaddy if you like it.

It's yours. Just emailed you.

Vyrle.com.

Email me if interested.

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Interesting. How strictly can you filter the respondents using Mechanical Turk? And is it only by demographics, or also by interests and other criteria?

Reverse Craigslist - Allow a user to enter an anonymous Craigslist email address (that they had previously replied to) and their city, and then return the post that contained the email.

The reason being: When looking for something on Craigslist, I often send similar emails to several potential sellers. But then, when they reply, I have no way of knowing which posting was theirs (and the link to it). (Of course, you could contain the link to the posting you're referring to in each email, but that's a hassle that I'm sure most forget to do.)

@AwesomeReminders: You might consider offering AwesomeTextMessageReminders at a reduced rate. Either custom text, given by your customers, or something like: "Hi John. Someone who knows you told me you were awesome. Have an awesome day."

Facebook is Facebook's greatest threat. Consider Myspace: it was largely because they let their product deteriorate that users switched to Facebook.

Did he code Branchr, too? Or hire others to do it for him?

Maybe booklook.com - it's for sale.

Lyle McDonald has a comprehensive two-part post on supplements (specifically for athletes, but applicable to all) on his blog, Body Recomposition. Here's part 1: http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/muscle-gain/supplements-par.... And part 2: http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/muscle-gain/supplements-par.... Lyle's a good bro.

Martin Berkhan, of Lean Gains, has also written on supplements, though geared more for bodybuilders. Here's the link: http://leangains.blogspot.com/2010/01/supplements-you-might-.... Both "gurus" are legit.

A crude solution: Google "site:news.ycombinator.com QUERY-STRING".

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Maybe decrease the number of goals. 101 is a lot - both to accomplish and even just to think about and write down.

Learn to surf. Or snowboard. You won't master either, of course. But standings up on your first wave or learning to link turns on the snow is exhilarating, and the first step towards getting better.

Did she program it?

Eww.

Any idea when Tweetie will be made free?

And so it begins.

So, regardless of what you use to create the ebook, where can/should you publish it once it's done? I know you can post it, say, on your blog to download, but what else would you do. (Submit to Amazon, or iBooks, or more?)

So has it helped you get a decent job? What do you do for a living?

Also, you mentioned that some upper division undergrad CS courses can transfer to the Master's program for credit. Does this mean if I look into, say, Stanford's program and take as many of the courses as I can as an undergrad, then I'll be able to transfer those over (assuming I go to Stanford for graduate school)?

@davidl: It'd be great if you could comment back - or maybe write a blog post, or whatever - on what you learned and on how you plan to go forward.

I for one, and I would guess many others, have the non-technical background but know little about programming.

Written anything? As in a note, or an email, or whatever? Or written something thoughtful and content-heavy?

Also, for learning colemak, what exactly do you track? How much time you spent learning each day, maybe?