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ananddass
14y ago
To be clear: Filepicker.io isn't broken.
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Photo uploading is broken
(blog.filepicker.io)
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ananddass
14y ago
I was using OpenTok for video recording and wanted to export videos to my blog. This helps me do that easily.
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ananddass
14y ago
Jotform's growth numbers on http://www.jotform.com/about/ are impressive.
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ananddass
14y ago
My friend just learned how to code last week and was already able to make this. I'm impressed by the quality of codecademy
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Show HN: Choose Photo. Make Ascii
(dchang.mit.edu)
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Would respectfully disagree. Dropbox and Box are building an awesome app platform as well and as long as users want neutral solutions (non iOS or Windows), they should be OK. In fact Box and Dropbox will start specializing as the author not
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ananddass
14y ago
Also,this does not seem to be a market where small players are trying to unseat a large incumbent. Strategically, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Dropbox and Box are all in incredibly strong positions. Thus the market is unlikely to consolidate i
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14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We are working on it and you will see a more personalized theme on the website in the next 3 weeks.
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Thanks for the suggestions. It's a delicate balance between appearing "complete" with the offering versus leaving headroom for customization for larger customers. Increasingly with the consumerization of the enterprise do you think that cu
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14y ago
Totally agree! NO amount of marketing, sales, business development can overcome a bad product or sub par customer support. A wholistic approach will always win over a piecemeal approach but in a resource constrained environment, we are bett
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14y ago
So traditional marketing 101 is geared towards larger companies with lesser operating uncertainity and more resources. As a startup, the key question that helps prioritize between everything you mentioned is "what activities are hygiene act
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14y ago
Very true. As startups with limited time and resources I tend to stick everything into the "lets figure out how to grow-lets do blogs, sell to larger customers, plan distribution hacks etc." It is important to decompose the business bucket
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Agree that marketing is not just about getting the word out. But the hard thing about the definition you quoted is that it doesn't lend itself to focus. Its too all emcompassing and things like "satisfy the customer" could include awesome p
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14y ago
The easiest way to grasp the difference is to think of the Attention-Interest-Desire-Action paradigm. This link has a basic primer http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AIDA_(marketing)
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14y ago
The UX needs work for sure..but think its better than longer blogs and Facebook stories. The interesting thing is that since it doesnt have ads on it now it feels clutter free. Not sure how that will change once Google decides to monetize G
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Scoble: Filepicker.io helps you offer great cloud-handling features
(plus.google.com)
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Show HN: Open-source content management system:TYPO3 and filepicker integration
(fabrizio-branca.de)
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Easily upload eCommerce images
(fabrizio-branca.de)
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14y ago
Good catch on how us designers hack websites together-"Positioning a gray colored copy of a layer just below the layer, to get shadow effect." Looks like you certainly solved this problem. Cool stuff!
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HN Prefers Vi over Emacs
(blog.filepicker.io)
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Common problems with large file uploads
(blog.filepicker.io)
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A lot of the hacks are expected to put up their URLs by end of the week (per organizer info) and I'd be happy to update the post with photos once we get them. In the meantime, at the end of the post, you will find a direct link to the googl
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Why is it hard to do mobile at hackathons? Is it just because building an app on the mobile take longer than building a web app? But wouldnt solutions like phonegap make it faster?
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Interesting hacks from Photo Hack Day 3-San Francisco.
(blog.filepicker.io)
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Can I embed this as an iframe?
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Hi, Completely agree with you that Mom & Pop shops still rely in technology. They still arent conversant with Dropbox or Google Docs as much as we think they are. In any case they wont be the early adopters of such technologies. On data
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The era of installed PC/MAC applications will end soon
(blog.filepicker.io)
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Two challenges in collaboration- Is there a role for data interoperability?
(filepicker.tumblr.com)
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:-) Interesting possibility......
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