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5 podcasts I subscribe to
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The scapegoat theory of founder-investor relationship
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A humble guide to startup your business
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Latest mobile app user retention rate per category and app revenue by source
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For community site, distinguishable is more important than beautiful
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Like Lady Gaga bought the Library of Congress – Why new delicious #fail?
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Oh, Delicious — where did it all go so wrong?
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As the cofounder of trunk.ly and a direct competitor to delicious, I think this new version is one step forward, two steps back. Social bookmarking is one of the few much under-appreciated services. It offers much longer life-time-value to
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How to configure django/mod_wsgi to avoid frozen apache because of Python GIL?
(notes.alexdong.com)
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Make "saved links" page public. Or at least accessible by crawlers if the user allow it. Use case: I'd like to see all the links I have upvoted to be indexed by Trunk.ly so that I can find them later if I want.
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I wrote the post mainly from an online tool perspective. Yes, Joel on Software and Coding Horror were very targeted as well, I didn't use them an example only because they belong more to the community camp.
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What did 37signals, Evernote and Wufoo blog when they just get started?
(startup.alexdong.com)
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Here is my writeup about this experience. It has two parts in it. The first part was written right after the interview. We were sitting in Mountain Views station and wanted to brain dump what we feel like at that moment. The second part is
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We are using http://purifyr.com/ for this. Pretty happy with the unicode support and 20-50 documents per second speed.
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Secrets of BackType's Data Engineers
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Thanks folks. Trunk.ly was launched 33 days ago right here on HN. Here is the original link when we announced that: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2014567 There are still tons of works need to be done. Our viral co-efficient is too
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We're working on EC2 instance to catch up! We've been flooded. Yes, a delicious-compatible api endpoint is a brilliant idea. Already in our etherpad. Thanks.
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This is funny. Tim and I woke up this morning thinking about the contract job we've been working on. Then we saw the delicious thing and I wrote this post. Not expecting anything major. But 3 hours later, we're on the HN front page. And o
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I do notice myself tagging more after I start to use trunk.ly daily. And I agree that "tagging" is a great to do attach personal opinions on a link. Trunk.ly can import delicious tags. We'll soon add the ability for you to add a tag to your
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hmm, even if we can import the "following" list, I'm not sure how we can invite those people in though. There is no way we can notify those people, that's the challenge.
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I'm also a w3m/vim guy so I appreciate what you feel. Guess what. Tim and I just decided to open up the registration. Screw the invitation thing. Let's see what's going to happen.
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dude, upgrade your iOS. This is a bug in Safari. http://liftinteractive.com/news/2010/sep/22/why-your-site-mi...
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> I honestly like just seeing a number of how many people are sharing it more than seeing if a few random people are also sharing something. It also helps me judge whether someone linked a "big news item" or something they were personal
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achivd.com looks really interesting. But it threw back a 500 page: http://demo.archivd.com/list/detail/87UfnvACqpGz5z
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API is definitely on our roadmap. May I know what are the API methods you're having in mind?
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We love Greplin! I think we're using similar technologies and facing similar challenges as well. Greplin guys, if you see this, please drop me a message at me AT alexdong DOT com. I'd love to talk to you and see whether we can do something
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On "import links from delicious" In trunk.ly, you can pull in all your delicious links and notes with only one step. Your tags will be imported as well. For 99% user, your links will be imported very smoothly. However, trunk.ly is still pre
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Trunk.ly is not designed to be yet another bookmark service. It's your personal search engine. It builds a search index just for all the links you've shared. Why bother tagging each link if you can full text search them? Try mine at http:/
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I'm a big fan of Evernote. But if you require people to take 5 steps to export bookmarks. You haven't tried hard enough. In http://trunk.ly , you just enter your username/password and you're done! We'll pull down all bookmarks, notes, inde
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A few trunk.ly pages: * mine: http://trunk.ly/alexdong/ * tim's: http://trunk.ly/timbull/ * rand's: http://trunk.ly/randfish/
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