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Building a Recommendation Engine(blog.assembly.com)
69 points by bitsweet 12y ago|10 comments
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Assembly (YC W12) Is Hiring a UI/Front-End Developer(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by bitsweet 12y ago
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Assembly (YC W12) Is Hiring a UI/Front-End Developer(jobs.lever.co)
1 points by bitsweet 12y ago
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Congrats @madflojo! We're integrating with Runbook with two of our apps right now. I'm super excited to see Runbook launch. It has been exciting to watch @madflojo collaborate with the rest of the Assembly community towards this l
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Ten Rules for Web Startups (2005)(evhead.com)
143 points by bitsweet 12y ago|11 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
> Why do the ownership shares of a project never seem to add up to the total bounties for that project? Open bounties represent new ownership potential. Transparency is important here - it is one reason why ownership is on the blockchain
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Today we announced $2.9MM in funding from Union Square Ventures, Thrive, Collaborative Fund, and others. We're eager to get back to work. Happy to answer questions.
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On Assembly, anyone can contribute to an open-source business and get paid(theverge.com)
11 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Every product is structured as a partnership (similar to the way a law firm can be a partnership). Everyone who earns App Coins in that product is a partner – which entitles them to a portion of all profits in accordance with their ownersh
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Just a heads up, Helpful was actually the first Assembly product. ( https://github.com/asm-helpful/helpful-web/pulse/monthly ) Its a community effort so some people have more time then others in a month and pro
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Disclosure: I work on Assembly Thanks marbemac! Thats mostly true but there are a couple things to note: * That math is based last month's earnings. If next month the earnings go up or expenses go down, the payouts would increase. Her
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Ticketing(avc.com)
35 points by bitsweet 12y ago|10 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Congrats James & team!
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by bitsweet 12y ago
I think this is a great post. I do wish it covered some of the other Bitcoin 2.0 concepts since it can do more then just efficiently moving small amounts of value around. Many think that concepts like smart contracts and fractual ownership
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Not true. https://coins.assembly.com
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Create your own Cryptocurrency on top of Bitcoin(coins.assembly.com)
4 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Hi Oculus This API was created so that ownership of the apps built on Assembly are on the blockchain. We even support the option for you to receive your proceeds from the profitable products in Bitcoin using this API. This isn't vapo
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by bitsweet 12y ago
This video explains it well http://www.ted.com/talks/elliot_krane_the_mystery_of_chronic...
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by bitsweet 12y ago
Thank you for sharing this. After 10 years of being heavily medicated to handle the pain, my father too is rarely thinking clearly and has a very poor short term memory.
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by bitsweet 12y ago
It started in a limb (right forearm where he had trauma from a routine surgery). For many people with RSD/CRPS it doesn't spread. Interestingly people used to go as far as amputating the painful limb but phantom pain remained. For
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by bitsweet 12y ago
While this seems like a horrible affliction, I don't see how this is related.
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by bitsweet 12y ago
He hasn't it tried yet.
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by bitsweet 12y ago
My Father has suffered with full body RSD/CRPS like the patient in this article. Even the slightest breeze can cause him excruciating pain. He has a morphine pump in his abdomen that provides a constant drip of dilaudid on his spine, i
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Is YC a 21st century union?(blog.kanyi.me)
2 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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How MHacks reignited my optimism about hackathons(venturebeat.com)
10 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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Right to an API key(continuations.com)
4 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
By the way, Really Good Emails is being built on Assembly as a community product. This means, its open sourced and revenue is split between the people developing it. You can see some of the improvements to the site everyone is planning: ht
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100 customers 24 hours after Helpful's launch on PH and HN(assembly.com)
2 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments
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by bitsweet 12y ago
It is actually a shared inbox that a team can use to offer customer support for their product/business. There is an embeddable "contact us" form but having your customers send support requests to your support email address se
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Programming with Aristotle(medium.com)
1 points by bitsweet 12y ago|0 comments

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