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by Gargoyle 11y ago
I agree. So you should leave this existing feedback page up until you can improve the feedback. If the feedback makes you unhappy, it's not the feedback's fault. It's your system's. :-)
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
It's as useful as the existing karma system allows it to be. I suspect most of the problems you have with the leader page are an almost direct result of how voting and karma work. It's worth leaving this leader page up as it indi
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
One fun (if not particularly practical) path is to learn the Atari 2600 video game platform. Documentation is readily available, along with source code to a number of classic games. There are several emulators and even a small community of
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
Realistically there's a 0.0% chance this sort of thing is going to stop. Not when there's a ton of money on the table. Which makes being so public about this particular dispute pointless and ultimately damaging to YC's reputa
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
> I've never been in an environment where developers hang their coats up at 5:00 and go on with their carefree lives. And I've always worked in environments where they do. Anecdata for the win?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
Sure. But if you truly feel it has no value, why are you consuming it?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
There's nothing stopping you from not consuming content you feel has no value. So stop. If you truly feel it has no value, which I doubt.
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
>I think what scares traditional content-creators is the idea that the vast majority of content has no inherent value. So you agree to stop consuming it?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
Would it be truly random, or would there be some effort to match people likely to understand each other's backgrounds and problems?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
I mostly mean group (ii) at this point. I'd want to talk to the current focus segment in depth, find out what makes them happiest about what they're doing with your product and look for ways to both increase the opportunities for
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
I guess what I'm getting at is what do they mean when it says it changed their life? What is fulfilling to them? Where I'm going with this is what part of that can be increased and applied to a wider audience?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
Have you talked directly to distributors (or even their salespeople) to ask why they haven't done this? What are their concerns?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
What are the most common use cases for Jam so far? What are some others you'd like to grow?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
What does a Bandhub user satisfaction story look like? How do you measure it?
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
As members of the community, we're all able to have whatever requirements we want for our support of an application. In my opinion, the fewer that are "officially" imposed, the better.
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
Personally I'm seeing this as an excellent test of precisely what sort of community HN really is. I'm sure this will be fascinating.
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by Gargoyle 11y ago
It's desalinated by becoming rain again.