cjkundin

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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   Does the builder require a HTML5 browser or does it output HTML/CSS that requires a HTML5 browser? I'm guessing the former, but that wasn't clear to me from the homepage and I'm not sure you want more text there to describe/confuse the use
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   I think it really depends on your startup (SEO, advertising, bloggers, etc) I saw this the other day: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2461271 Also here is another great resource! http://blog.traindom.com/places-where-to-submit-your-s
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! Privacy is a big deal for our users and we take it seriously. Only the people you elect to see your garden will see it. Data encryption for storage and transportation (SSL) is on the horizon. We're currently worki
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   Thanks! We use the LAMP stack with a few frameworks (CakePHP, jQuery) and wrote some custom video processing code. Feel free to email us at support@momentgarden.com
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   Hi, Great feedback and we definitely need to make that more clear on our site! Thanks. We're working on a "family" view so you can see all your kids in a single timeline. If a user wants to email a moment for two kids, they could add them
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! You can add family members to contribute and they can elect for immediate, daily or monthly digests. Although not "automatic" yet, you can choose to share individual moments (and only those) of your garden to Face
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   by cjkundin 15y ago

   I agree. Don't give up and try and bring anyone and everyone along for the ride. This doesn't mean make them a partner, but share your experience and don't be afraid to ask others for help. This will give you a network of other people wit
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   by cjkundin 16y ago

   I think this is very good advice! Drilling down is especially important for us and I like the idea of keeping the dashboard clear of information you wouldn't look at on a daily basis. The hardest thing for me is to look at something that
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   by cjkundin 16y ago

   I walked through the app, creating a custom card and sharing via email. I think you did an EXCELLENT job walking the user through the tasks. Instead of going about it from the engineering stand point, and creating a dashboard to manage you
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    Common Misconceptions about Customer Development: An Interview with Steve Blank(foundersblock.com)

    1 points by cjkundin 16y ago|0 comments
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    U.S. Pushes to Ease Technical Obstacles to Wiretapping(nytimes.com)

    8 points by cjkundin 16y ago|0 comments
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    by cjkundin 16y ago

    My first comment is "I get it" which is great. Simple and not overly engineered. Seems like a great method for tutorials and how tos created from content experts. I think the problem will be to engage people in creating the routes. What
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    by cjkundin 16y ago

    Will be interesting to see how app gaming progresses, especially with the big players getting even bigger. This will definitely make it harder for your average entrepreneur?
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    by cjkundin 17y ago

    A great way to get a condensed amount of information that is meaningful to you while you browse. Nice work.