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Bit confused with the difference between this versus something like an Amex pre-paid card. Why would someone use True Link over one of the existing pre-paid card options? A web interface?

Sounds like overaggressive spam detection.

Really like the landing page design. Is the design available for use as part of Authority?

While an interesting story - I'm not a fan of the guest blog post pitching a "coaching program" + squeeze page.

Can someone explain the mantra "Do stuff that doesn't scale"? Is this another way to say focus on the hard stuff? Then scale later?

Anyone know if there is something similar for people who can't attend during work hours (but willing to put in a full shift after work/weekends)?

The font on that page makes it so hard to read. Instant bounce.

I really don't want a big black bar on top of my gmail.

I hate how the article doesn't mention any numbers / metrics except for the final dollar value.

Any linkable images of the nametags? Just curious to see how they look.

Link to the paper summary for the sentiment analysis used in this app: http://groups.csail.mit.edu/rbg/code/content_structure/index...

milo?

Yeah - Vast really does pets. http://www.vast.com/pets

Do you really think there's still an opportunity in Travel given ITA/Google?

It's hard even to measure the quantitative stuff now. For example, how do you perform a query like "find me 10 colleges in the west coast, that offer both a CS bachelors degree and masters, ordered by average entry SAT score"?

Are there any other retail categories with the same type of regular repeat purchase?

Isn't this covered by Indeed/Simplyhired?

I'm happy with linode. Decent prices, good service.

These guides are being updated for Rails 3:

http://guides.rails.info/getting_started.html

For some reason it reminds me of the Thesis theme. Maybe the choice in fonts?

I'm curious but how are you determining database size? What do you feel is an adequate size?

what's the link for the interview with thriller?

Clickable: http://aidscholar.com/

Time for a world of warcraft web app.

I'm down for this. Email in profile.

These two are both good intros to Ruby: http://pine.fm/LearnToProgram/ http://mislav.uniqpath.com/poignant-guide/

It's Tynt Tracer: http://tracer.tynt.com/

So this is my first stab at going through the customer development process.

I found the Ruby on Rails guides (http://guides.rubyonrails.org/) combined with the Rails API (http://api.rubyonrails.org/) to be really helpful.

I started with the Agile Web Development Book with Rails (http://www.pragprog.com/titles/rails3/agile-web-development-...), but eventually just switched to the guides, api, and google.

Off topic, but this makes me want to see a matrix view of twitter updates/profile pics.

At least Bing/MS is still trying to compete in the search game, Yahoo has pretty much given up.