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by arielm 11y ago
I started by building services but never really expected a payment, I just wanted to build something and figure out my way around servers. I think that's the best way to get started because it affords you the opportunity to start over
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by arielm 11y ago
I think a leak requires intent.
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by arielm 11y ago
Major ouch. Although it's pretty funny to see that their first reaction was to call it a leak before investigating...
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by arielm 11y ago
> "When you visit a participating website, part of your contribution goes to the creators of that site." Umm, why does Google have to control this sort of ad-prevention mechanic? Obviously because it lets them profit from poten
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by arielm 11y ago
Interesting question! * I upvote articles that discuss something(s) I believe _everyone_ should know. * I upvote comments that either help clarify a topic, add context, or present an interesting thought that isn't mentioned. * I downvo
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Apple Watch: the next gold rush for app developers(arielmichaeli.com)
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by arielm 12y ago
Great post, and something I've been thinking about for quite some time. Would love to see an open source framework made available that simplifies many of the nuances necessary to maintain a "secure" user database. Don't
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by arielm 12y ago
I can't say this surprises me, but as a founder based in NYC who's seen how unpleasant the city is to small business I'm disgusted by this. I want NYC to grow into a hub for entrepreneurs and founders, one that's better
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by arielm 12y ago
+1
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by arielm 12y ago
I think that's a pretty blind statement. Just because you're a technical founder doesn't mean you have to ignore the finance and other non-engineering activities. That's just a bad way to run any company. Also, being a t
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NYC Pension Earns $40M Over 10 Years, Pays Fund Managers $2B(thereformedbroker.com)
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Content marketing is more than cat videos(linkedin.com)
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by arielm 12y ago
There are other ways to run live js on a page. It just has to do with how you load the pages. If it's just an http request to get the body it won't work, but using a headless browser will do the trick just fine, and without too mu
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by arielm 12y ago
Although worse, they almost had me for a split second there. It's when they mentioned temperature and apps that I finally gave up... That said, a "smart"/connected mailbox isn't a terrible idea.
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It's just a Banana Bunker, people(adweek.com)
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by arielm 12y ago
To those saying the OP shouldn't talk to the founders: why? I'm just curious.
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by arielm 12y ago
I'm glad to see common sense coming out of the SF area. With valuations being way over-bloated and salaries being completely unrealistic from an ROI perspective, a crash is inevitable.
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House of Cards Stacks the Deck for Monument Valley’s Success in Major App Stores(blog.appfigures.com)
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Why Sponsored Search Results in Google Play Are a Big Deal(arielmichaeli.com)
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Super Bowl Ads Score App Store Success(blog.appfigures.com)
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by arielm 12y ago
appFigures is looking for a full time javascript (AngularJS) developer in New York City. appFigures is the leading app store analytics and intelligence platform focusing on helping app developers make data-driven decisions instead of flying
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by arielm 12y ago
As a founder I manage various teams full-time. I don't consider myself to be a manager because ultimately I don't report to anyone, but I disagree with most of what you're describing. Skills - You may have only worked with ba
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by arielm 12y ago
As a technical founder I actually face the issue on the other side, which is how to keep those that have been around for 5+ years challenged and motivated. Here are a few things I've learned that might help with perspective: 1. You sho
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by arielm 12y ago
Fair point. With their non-existent review process it's much easier to deploy spam/malware (or plain crap) to the store. That said however, look at the categories that have been getting most of those new apps. Games in particular,
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Google Play grows bigger than Apple's App Store in 2014(blog.appfigures.com)
7 points by arielm 12y ago|2 comments
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by arielm 12y ago
I'm guessing he didn't think the company wouldn't fix such a huge issue...
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by arielm 12y ago
While your point is valid I think you're getting doe voted because you're completely forgetting that the probability of someone malicious finding out about this vulnerability and exploring it without disclosing is quite high. Goin
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by arielm 12y ago
It's astonishing that somewhere out in the modern world there's an api that returns personally identifiable information without requiring any sort of authentication. What I find absurd is that the company hasn't done anything
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by arielm 12y ago
Looks like India is using a cannon to kill a mosquito. Regardless of what we think about terrorism, disabling access to entire sites companies rely on for their daily operation is simply careless. As noted by other commented they didn'
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by arielm 12y ago
I'd understand the argument if GitHub was an opinion news site of some kind, but the fact is that it's a place where code is shared, code used to create software. GitHub is a US company but so are many others. To say github is &qu

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