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by Readmore 19y ago
There are a large number of ways to utilize data from your web app to make money. It doesn't mean that you are selling user's account names, passwords, emails, or any identifying information. Trend data is very valuable in certain markets a
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by Readmore 19y ago
I like this, it's a lot like CouchDB but I think multiple entries in this space are a good idea.
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by Readmore 19y ago
any links to a non subscription version?
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Joost to launch a web version this year(mashable.com)
1 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
I'm also a recovering IBMer. It was awful... like 'Programming in a time of Cholera'
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by Readmore 19y ago
There are some really good points in his article. It doesn't deter me from continuing to work on my startup but a lot of it hit pretty close to home. I had a high paying job, which I hated, and quit to do a startup last year. The problem wa
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by Readmore 19y ago
I could! Make me your protege Steve!
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by Readmore 19y ago
That is really cool. Keep up the good work, maybe add an API so I can test stock picking programs against your data ;)
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by Readmore 19y ago
That was exactly what I thought too. It looks just like the new Hunters. Good thing it's being built for the U.S Military and not the Combine....
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by Readmore 19y ago
I'm really interested in TipJoy, it sounds like they finally came up with a system for micro-payments that could work.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Because Twitter was a useless waste of time too. That doesn't mean it won't be popular with people.
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by Readmore 19y ago
There actually could be a business here. Start an new ISP and make a deal with the movie and record labels that you'll charge your users $10 more a month to compensate the artists as long as your users can download as many movies and songs
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The RIAA wants to charge broandband users $5 a month because of online piracy.(wired.com)
6 points by Readmore 19y ago|9 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
Sorry about that I pasted the wrong one. I can't edit it now though, too much time has passed. The first page has the most interesting tidbit, that the number of applications to the iFund exceeded their expectations in the first 36 hours.
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In search of the killer iPhone app(businessweek.com)
5 points by Readmore 19y ago|3 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
Yahoo has really been impressing me in the last couple weeks. First the Open Search Platform and now this. I guess all it takes is the threat of a hostile takeover to get your productivity going. I really hope they can stave off Microsoft,
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by Readmore 19y ago
Oh come on, you know that is an iPhone app waiting to happen. Coverflow search of the web on your iPhone! That's something people will want.
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by Readmore 19y ago
That is pretty awesome for 45 minutes. Although any search other than the first one didn't return pictures.
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by Readmore 19y ago
This sounds like a Zuckerberg statement.... "Software gets good after 10 years.": "Advertising changes every 100 years."
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by Readmore 19y ago
This isn't the latest breaking news but I was just reading over their blog and noticed it. It looks like very interesting tech.
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Powerset releases HBase - Open source version of Google's BigTable(blog.powerset.com)
7 points by Readmore 19y ago|2 comments
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3D pannable video - Click and drag to pan the camera around(immersivemedia.com)
6 points by Readmore 19y ago|0 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
This did bring to mind the new Yahoo program bd referenced. While apps in the search results is an interesting idea I don't think you're going to get Google to do this. It could, however, be an interesting idea for a startup. Build it to wo
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by Readmore 19y ago
Haha dang it! I thought I was being clever, oh well better luck next time.
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by Readmore 19y ago
I would agree. I just wanted to tongue in cheekly get this post over with.
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by Readmore 19y ago
Hacker News gets Techcrunch'd and Arc falls to it's knees. Start your "Arc can't scale as well as X" rants here http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=133489
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TC Slows Hacker News - Start the Arc can't scale rants.
12 points by Readmore 19y ago|32 comments
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by Readmore 19y ago
SND = Slow News Day.
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by Readmore 19y ago
I agree that there is a parallel but the difference is very real. While both Bill and Mark have their net worth based on their assets only Bill could actually sell those assets today to achieve that net worth. Also, as you mentioned, Micros
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New Internet Meme - Zuckerbucks
15 points by Readmore 19y ago|10 comments

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