JMiao

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Selecting an ad platform (i.e. Ad Brite vs. AdSense?)
1 points by JMiao 19y ago|0 comments
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by JMiao 19y ago
why are people saying "Facebook are..."? Just listen to yourselves.
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by JMiao 19y ago
Sadly, this is probably Intel's doing. They're always looking for new reasons for users to upgrade their processors. Case in point: Microsoft Chrome.
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by JMiao 20y ago
I guess, at the very least, more YC clones means more business for Heysan.
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by JMiao 20y ago
A brand/product can be subtly inserted into film or television. Imagine how ridiculous it would sound if the author starting explicitly calling out products in his descriptions (not to mention the damage to a reader's immersion). Addition
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by JMiao 20y ago
He gets marketing.
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by JMiao 20y ago
The application generator is hilarious. PC, your first name better not be "Paul."
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by JMiao 20y ago
"Stop reading quotes and get back to work!" - Anonymous
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by JMiao 20y ago
Or, along these lines, eMusic's setup?
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Anyone familiar with iTunes' infrastructure? Scaling and bandwidth issues?
1 points by JMiao 20y ago|2 comments
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by JMiao 20y ago
Hey, congratulations. What a great name! I sort of remember what Jason said you guys were working on, and "Disqus" is fantastic. Good luck.
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by JMiao 20y ago
That's a great perspective.
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by JMiao 20y ago
Okay, now I would say that the folks behind Zenter should definitely be worried about Google's predictable move into online presentation software. E-meeting software is going to be killer whether it empowers project collaboration or remote
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by JMiao 20y ago
Schoudha's right -- the killer edge for Zenter is making a connected presentation app that leverages the web. Remember the annoying task of importing presentation images? Why not make that easier since you're already in a browser? Things
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by JMiao 20y ago
Weird how I got downmodded for furthering the discussion. I've been noticing a lot of this in the past week, don't know if it's related to the rush of new users in the past month. Small thing, but kind of annoying.
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by JMiao 20y ago
slideshare.net
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by JMiao 20y ago
Not that I have an opinion on whether there's a bubble going on today, but I'd like to point out that there can be more than one "Bubble," you know. I'm just saying it's very difficult to really identify and act on a bubble when you
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by JMiao 20y ago
No, I hear ya. =) But my question is if few people could recognize the coming of a bubble in 1999, what makes you think they're better at calling one out today? i.e. how easy it is to say "get out before the bubble bursts"
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by JMiao 20y ago
I agree, but how does Google leverage their existing products and promote collaboration with presentation software? Google Calendar worked because planning and sharing events/meetings makes sense to be integrated with GMail. As I've said b
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by JMiao 20y ago
It's very possible you're missing the point, unless the users are spamming you guys, which, in that case, would be your fault for not wisely selecting a private beta. What do you mean by bad feedback? In most cases, "bad feedback" occurs w
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by JMiao 20y ago
Interesting to see if that's what people were thinking in 1999.
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by JMiao 20y ago
I think you're thinking in the right direction. You may also consider how e-mail and calendar use cases are tied closely together. I'm not sold on how Google can leverage their offerings (aside from better image searching) to make as stron
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by JMiao 20y ago
Mozilla's been extending the functionality of Firefox in a unique direction. First you have The Coop (user avatars, stepping on the toes of the Flock browser) and now eBay tools.
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by JMiao 20y ago
Zaid, it's not about whether people will notice it -- they WILL notice it because it's catchy and memorable. Calling the logo out is irrelevant because the logo works in regards to weddings.
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Mozilla Working On Firefox Companion For eBay(downloadsquad.com)
2 points by JMiao 20y ago|1 comments
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by JMiao 20y ago
Great to point out, but isn't that irrelevant?
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by JMiao 20y ago
Interesting you mention performance, because I would imagine that most power buyers (target users for this app) use "Buy It Now" as opposed to traditional live auctions.
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by JMiao 20y ago
They were also based far from HQ out in New York.
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by JMiao 20y ago
Enjoyed the post, Paul. I recently sat in on a discussion with Jen-Hsun Huang (NVIDIA Founder/CEO) where he placed very substantial emphasis on the threats of "good enough." Coming from the chip business, he's got a point. From brain surg
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by JMiao 20y ago
I'm not actually arguing against secrecy, I just dislike the name "stealth-mode." The cheese factor in my book is on par with dolling out names like "CEO" and "CFO" in a startup before you have a product (or idea of a problem you want to s

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