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Show HN: AnyCall – Answer any call with AI(anycall.ai)
18 points by cte 3y ago|7 comments
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by cte 12y ago
Does this work for marketplace payments?
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by cte 15y ago
From Groupon's S-1: "To demonstrate the economics of our business model, we have compared the revenue and gross profit generated from the North American subscribers we acquired in the second quarter of 2010, which we refer to as our Q2 2010
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by cte 15y ago
Here's a piece of the S1 that I haven't yet seen cited: "To demonstrate the economics of our business model, we have compared the revenue and gross profit generated from the North American subscribers we acquired in the second quarter of 20
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by cte 16y ago
blippy.com is hiring: Chief Security Officer, engineering, and product. We're trying to free your purchase data to allow any developer (including us) to add value. Social commerce (as a space) is ripe to explode, and we are at forefront. So
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by cte 16y ago
Social software doesn't provide value unless your friends are using it.
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by cte 16y ago
What specifically is wrong w/ web2.0, consumerism, etc?
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by cte 17y ago
Clixpy is a decent clone of clicktale.com, userfly.com, and exactostats.com, but doesn't seem to have a "shtick" that differentiates it from the other offerings. With userfly.com, we tried to make everything dead simple, and much cheaper th
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by cte 17y ago
Out of curiosity, why the long wait before launch?
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by cte 17y ago
According to http://lsvp.wordpress.com/2008/09/02/facebook-selling-digita... facebook is selling digital gifts at a $35m run rate. A friend at fb tells me this number is significantly inflated though.
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by cte 17y ago
I would concentrate on a mobile strategy. It is probably very difficult to get anyone to placemark anything without some kind of mobile integration. Additionally, you might want to consider adding incentives for placemarking via gaming mech
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by cte 17y ago
Looks a lot like campaignmonitor.com.
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by cte 17y ago
http://www.dotomator.com/
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by cte 18y ago
Built something very similar and showed it to HN: http://news.ycombinator.net/item?id=362906 Its tough for a startup to attract big players to use their messaging platform or service because it is difficult to guarantee uptime, reliable s
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by cte 18y ago
for "micro-analytics", try http://userfly.com , http://clicktale.com , or http://crazyegg.com
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by cte 18y ago
We're still unsure of the cost to run this service as we scale up. We are looking for beta testers to try out our advanced features, so please email us, and we can get you a pro account for free, and start to iterate on the product to meet
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by cte 18y ago
Our pricing page sucks. Will fix asap. In the meantime. Simple events = mouse movements, clicks, focus events, scrolling etc. Advanced events = DOM mutation events triggered by ajax and other types of sophisticated javascript: http://en.wi
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by cte 18y ago
I have a cold :(
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by cte 18y ago
Honestly, we haven't thought enough about our pricing; the cost will likely be proportional to the # of users you need to capture in a given period of time. For small sites I don't see us charging more than $10 a month. We are also playing
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by cte 18y ago
To answer your first question, we don't actively capture username/passwords. However, in order to follow a user into an authenticated site, we have to either setup some type of proxy (which requires some work on the client's side), or we do
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by cte 18y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Your idea about offering certain users a chance to take place in the study is dead on to what we think is the next logical step. Connecting an actual user with actionable contact information could help companies clo
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by cte 18y ago
That's exactly right. One user per hour means a single session. And, that seems like a good candidate for the first FAQ :) Thank you!
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Ask YC: Review my startup, Userfly
64 points by cte 18y ago|50 comments
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by cte 18y ago
Please do! :)
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by cte 18y ago
As a developer, I can vouch for that :) In fact, I ended up building this because I didn't want to pay for the other mobile services platforms (there are a few of them) when attempting to add mobile features to another project I'm experimen
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by cte 18y ago
Definitely agree. And its really easy to do so because you control the code. I actually have a bot that just executes whatever function name I give it, and I have a bot that runs arbitrary system commands on my server, which is kind of like
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by cte 18y ago
There were some mobile features that I wanted to implement on an orthogonal project that I'm toying with, and I noticed that there were no good APIs for IM-enabling your app, and I wasn't truly satisfied with the existing SMS solutions, so
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by cte 18y ago
If your first line of code is 'x = prompt', there is no ping needed to invoke the application. I should have touched on that in the video because it ends up being a very bad user experience if it requires a ping to start your app.
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by cte 18y ago
I realize now that we didn't show a stateful app, but basically an application is run in steps, and the boundaries between steps are the calls for user input because the app must pause to wait for input. So we store the last instruction exe
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Ask HN: Rate my startup (video)
25 points by cte 18y ago|25 comments

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