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Gertig
14y ago
This is a problem all sites with multiple sign on options face. I suggest going the Pinterest route of requiring the user to fill in email no matter which path they take.
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Gertig
14y ago
A useful tale, a shame this didn't get any traction on HN.
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Gertig
14y ago
I built 6 static sites with Hammer this week, absolutely great product.
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Gertig
14y ago
I hope they didn't pick the name moj.io because they couldn't find a better .io name :) http://and.io
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14y ago
GetGlue being acquired by Viggle is really quite sad. Viggle is traded on pink sheets so the full details of the deal will be available at some point. Based on GetGlue raising a C/D round of about $18M it looks like the preferreds will just
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14y ago
Yep figured this would be one of the responses :)
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Viggle Acquires GetGlue For $25M Plus 48.3M In Shares
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
One of them is beg.io and its not even the best one :)
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14y ago
You also get the 4 and 5 letter word lists, but I thought that the scarcity of 70 might be more of a motivator. One issue is that many people aren't looking for just any word, they want a specific thing. I wonder if the list should actually
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Gertig
14y ago
This is not a scenario where I think you can't do this just as easily, the idea is targeted more at those that don't have the skills that you do. .io domain names cost around $80 (cheaper in some places) so the assumption is that $19 isn't
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14y ago
I'd love feedback on the idea and positioning.
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Show HN: There are only 70 three letter word .io domains left
(and.io)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I think that .io domains are popular for a few reasons, they are geeky "input/output" and they somewhat resemble a 10 (binary 2). Of course you mentioned the availability aspect which is huge. I personally own two.io (not sure what I'm goin
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14y ago
This line may hold what you are referring to: "custom actions that automatically publish back to Facebook as a person consumes content" What isn't clear to me is what it means to "automatically publish" to Facebook.
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14y ago
I think it is overall a good move by Facebook, but this change will negatively impact those apps that are using actually useful actions in a responsible way like "Want", "Review" etc. It's sad to see those apps being lumped in with the offe
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14y ago
This is really interesting to me, are there other reasons to prefer Sinatra than the simplicity of its routes?
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Neat
(thoughtbot.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
The author points out that Limited Pressing should be using UTM tags and Mixpanel to track visitors to their site from Facebook, which was not at all the issue that Limited Pressing was concerned with. The issue they had was with paying for
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Wanderlust
(kristaduran.com)
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14y ago
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Gertig
15y ago
It sure does, Pusher gives you websockety goodness that works across both platforms.
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15y ago
For the most part Pusher has been great on iOS, however 3G can be really flaky and at that point it's not really Pusher that is at fault for a lost connection. libPusher by Luke Redpath is a solid Obj-C Pusher client but there are some conn
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15y ago
We are using Pusher and Backbone.js to create the live experience on the web and are also using libPusher in the iOS app.
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Show HN: Turning March Madness into a live trivia game
(otherscreen.com)
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15y ago
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Ruby Fiddle
(rubyfiddle.com)
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Railscasts: Backbone on Rails part 1
(railscasts.com)
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15y ago
Karl, I read this twice over the weekend and it very much changed how I was thinking about Redis. Thanks for making it understandable and for having such a clear writing style.
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15y ago
I think 1 and 2 are better than 3. I would recommend using just the "above the fold" from 2 which has the simplicity of 1 while retaining a short/clear description of what it is that you actually provide. This way your call to action of "T
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Pirate Leadership
(andreweiler.tumblr.com)
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15y ago
Handing out business cards for the app at the convention was a smart move. It's amazing that doing something so simple can be so effective yet I find myself getting stuck in the mindset of trying to fix things digitally. Get out of the hous
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App Store Milestone: $10K
(ear-fung.us)
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15y ago
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