craig-faber

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by craig-faber 17y ago
Nope. Notion Ink's Adam looks better actually.
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by craig-faber 18y ago
"Nerds to Valleywag ..." Mmm, maybe technology news sites and reporters who refer to people who create it with contempt are not to be trusted.
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by craig-faber 18y ago
Great service. I'll probably use it. The demo is really well done. I'm impressed.
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by craig-faber 19y ago
NewsCup looks good though.
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by craig-faber 19y ago
OK. But how do we build a better news service?
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Good point. I think I did a pretty poor job on mine.
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by craig-faber 19y ago
I think we can just look at who's been accepted in the past.
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Your tour makes good points about your product, but doesn't show off the product well. I think you should have a "features" page with links to pages on individual features or groups of related features. It helps you be more confident - show
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by craig-faber 19y ago
A friend of mine introduced me to Ogilvy a few years ago. I still remember his basic strategy : -Have a good product. Say what's good about it. (Once it was successful, Ogilvy's firm used to turn down clients whose products they didn't t
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by craig-faber 19y ago
The author doesn't quite get, or fails to mention, that many companies that use Linux or make money from it, like Google, IBM, Motorola, Red Hat, Trolltech, etc., invest money and programmer time back into the open source projects they get
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Plus India. (It's not up yet.)
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by craig-faber 19y ago
I was being facetious about "stupid." I meant that it's really obvious and that it's stupid that no-one else is doing it. I don't think that most stupid ideas are good ones. I do think some good ideas can seem stupid, that is, incredibly ob
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Yes. I've got a really stupid marketing idea for FOSS. My really stupid marketing idea is to actually do some. I've got a lot of strikes against me. I'm a single founder of a company that needs three partners, with different areas of expert
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by craig-faber 19y ago
I think the fact that people know that Wikipedia can't be completely trusted makes for healthy skepticism. People are far too willing to trust print sources written by experts, or too assume the author must be an expert because they got a b
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by craig-faber 19y ago
This one's actually a discovery. I was psychology major in college and had been reading about research on gender differences in language. People seemd to intuit that there was something behind the stereotypes about women talking more, and a
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Thanks. I'll use it.
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Water is actually the best re-hydration aid ever. Bottled water is really popular with construction workers for that reason. They like the convenience of being able to carry the bottles around with them, and the fact that they come pre-fill
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by craig-faber 19y ago
Thanks, LPTS, for asking that. I'm in a similar possition. And thanks for the replies, especially aggieben.