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Marina Martin
05/21/2008
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Satyen - What would the assignments be? I don't trust paying someone to rate a restaurant X stars, and we already have the contact information (presumably up-to-date) from Yelp or Menuism.
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Marina Martin
05/14/2008
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This would be the most amazing hack ever. Seriously. Can I vote 10x?
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Marina Martin
05/09/2008
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You can use Yahoo Pipes:
http://pipes.yahoo.com/pipes/pipe.info?_id=1e8339316d5bd86e93154232e5dd9795
But it's clunky. Improving on this would rock.
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Marina Martin
05/09/2008
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I couldn't care less if the restaurant is new. I don't even really care if it's good. I just don't want to have to think about it.
When coordinating with someone, I always send them three options. I'd like to click a button three times and get those three options, then they can choose the ultimate place.
For nights at home when Damon and I can't decide what to eat, we could click until something random appeared that interested us both.
For a six-hour scope, this needs to be drop-dead simple.
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Marina Martin
05/06/2008
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Only if it's a vasectomy counter.
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Marina Martin
05/06/2008
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http://www.random.org/nform.html
I agree that the visualization of the flipping coin could make for a cool widget, but I wonder if we have animation talent.
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Marina Martin
05/06/2008
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I thought Chris Pirillo was in the final stages of, or had already released, this project.
Since he's in the Seattle area and a big open source proponent, maybe there's a part of the project he's looking for help with.
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