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I gave up on Meteor because of 10-20 sec build times. They have to fix that.

It's already a feature of gmail. Just add "+whatever" to the username and it will still route to you, e.g. use "john+sketchysite.com@gmail.com" when you sign up at sketchysite.com.

Occasionally you'll run into a form with broken email validation that won't let you use a + character, but I've been doing this for years and it works the vast majority of the time.

And owned by PayPal.

Caveat emptor: http://www.thestreet.com/story/10457663/1/the-perils-of-the-...

Good read, but pretty dense (or perhaps I'm just dense).

Personally, I get more practical value from http://elem.com/~btilly/effective-ab-testing/.

This one needs more attention than I have time for: https://resumejoy.com

Not sure how Creddle is doing it, but on my weekend project https://resumejoy.com (basic service is free), I use wkhtmltopdf. It's a little fiddly, but handles webfonts and most any CSS you throw at it.

Wow. If that round closes, they'll have a bigger market cap than Zynga (currently only $2.7B).

Any company which has sold equity, whether on the private or public markets, has a "market" valuation based on the per-share price. Private companies may also get a market valuation with a 409A valuation, but those are typically kept as low as legally justifiable for stock option attractiveness.

Yep.

Bummer, but thanks for the reply. FWIW, I'd prefer compression of nested comments over having to scroll horizontally, back-and-forth, to read anything on the site.

Clickable link to before/after pics: http://imgur.com/rMYfqwN,mwPDMvB#0

If you like stories like this, don't miss the one of the veterinarian who infested himself with cat ear mites and documented the results:

http://kimberlymoynahan.com/2012/10/of-mites-and-men/

This article was by Ludwig, not Lustig.

Next product: Heart Beats ear buds.

This ('kj') works great for me in User Keybindings with ST3 and Vintageous:

  { "keys": ["k", "j"], "command": "_enter_normal_mode", "args": {"mode": "mode_insert"}, "context": [{"key": "vi_insert_mode_aware"}] }

I was a heavy VIM user prior to making the switch to ST2 and then ST3, and haven't really found any vim blockers with ST3/Vintageous.

pg approves of this comment: https://twitter.com/paulg/status/449251994566275072

Alfred, love the project and effort. Everything looks great on my Mac.

On a current Windows 7 machine, Brick is much better than Google web font using Chrome, but both FF and IE v11 would be a show-stoppers for me, with random baseline shifts in the preview header making it look a little like a ransom note font.

Is there any browser compatibility lost by offering up only the WOFF format?

"Employed"?

See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6956658

> Second, in many tech companies, PMs outrank engineers

Really? What is one of these companies, for example?

john@doe.com and fuck@off.com can beat that - pwned three times each. See also noneofyour@business.com.

He really should have used an incognito browser window for his Google "how to quit..." autocomplete example (facebook, smoking, vim, drinking), as it's apparently biased from his own browsing habits.

Going incognito in Chrome, the list is quite different (smoking, a job, your job, smoking weed): http://i.imgur.com/wsH60zm.png

Which makes me curious: does everyone else see the same list in Chrome incognito, or is Google doing some tracking by IP / browser fingerprint?

(Someone should build GoogleCounselor.com, an automated service to tell you what your bad habits are.)

There are no rules here, only conventions. In my opinion, a copyright year in the past makes it look like you don't know what you're doing. If you feel the need to tout your long history, then put the start and current year, like 2011-2013. Otherwise, follow convention and make sure it always reads the current year.

Since it appears to be down, here is Google's cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cQY-Ft3...

You're poking a $4B bear, so prepare for the C&D.

Anyone wanna wager how much longer they hang on to that non-flat navbar design?

Have you looked at AppAnnie? They launched an e-book tracking service recently...

https://www.appannie.com/dashboard/?demo=1&vertical=books

It wasn't me, but let me try to help - maybe your comment was posted to the wrong story?

Neat product. FYI, on your home page, I get the background image, then "Watch This" > (I click) > "Watch This" goes away, but nothing happens. And content below the fold is not visible or hinted at. (Mac OS X 10.7.5, FF 25)