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BlueCrew (YC S15) Provides Workers for the On-Demand World
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
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12y ago
somewhat related: someone on facebook pointed out that XCP is pushing a lot of small transactions on the network and pointed me to this link: https://www.blockscan.com/charts_transaction_all
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Bitcoin adoption in 2015
(daltoncaldwell.com)
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12y ago
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Theorem (YC S14) aims to be the Priceline for fashion
(techcrunch.com)
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12y ago
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dalton
12y ago
that is correct, I went from part-time partner to fulltime partner
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dalton
13y ago
I think we are going to offer it under backer.app.net/project-name. It's something worth testing I think. fwiw I have personally witnessed a significant percentage of consumers accusing a crowdfunding project of being a "scam
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13y ago
My instinct is that trying to run multiple Backers at the same time might make it harder for any one of them to succeed, and thus it might make sense to run them serially. We are certainly open to trying things like this out, and sharing th
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13y ago
Thanks We are using it (and plan to continue using it) for our own market validation tests, and so yes it is connected. We are also making use of a few App.net API features to power it.
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13y ago
App.net is a subscription service. We have a subscription state machine that works great with Stripe. We have systems to deal with upgrades, downgrades, proration, shifting to different plans. Additionally this requires us changing our acco
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13y ago
There are lasting legal, technical and support operations that we are willing to take on long term if the market's big enough to support it. Otherwise, it's not worth the effort to implement those long term.
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Should App.net Accept Bitcoin?
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13y ago
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Sales for nerds
(joyfulgrit.com)
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13y ago
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The tech industry: one or many?
(daltoncaldwell.com)
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13y ago
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We are just getting started
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Where will Google Reader traffic go?
(daltoncaldwell.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
It doesn't change anything from my perspective, that is the idea behind part-time vs. full-time. The other part-time partners all have fulltime jobs as well.
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App.net Passport for iOS is now available
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13y ago
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14y ago
pmarca has been a personal friend and mentor to me for over 2 years. I have learned a lot from him. I know where he stands about all of this. I don't want to drag him into this fight any more than he already is, but I don't think you unde
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14y ago
-> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4325762
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14y ago
1) I am unhappy that I wasted my time and energy building on a platform that encouraged me to do so, and within the matter of months changed their mind. This is the same thing that makes me unhappy with what Twitter is doing to their ecosy
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14y ago
I have been waiting because I have been afraid. I have been blogging extensively about platform-risk issues for the past month, but have never come out and said this part: http://daltoncaldwell.com/
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14y ago
Um, yeah pretty sure I was talking to the right people. Marc Andreessen is on my board.
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14y ago
I have digital "proof" that all of the other details in my post are true, in case FB PR attempts to discredit me. I don't have a recording to back up my claims of what was said in that phone call, so I chose not include those details.
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14y ago
You are right, it could be a communications problem. There are a few details I left out of this post that would suggest it probably isn't. I would never have spent months and capital building this without constant support and encouragemen
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14y ago
yep. That was presented as an option they could use by one exec, on a phone call.
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14y ago
Rather than get involved with all of these threads, I'd like to clarify something. I build a product that pre-dated App Center by several months. Facebook dev relations people tested it and actively encouraged me to build it. I was assured
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14y ago
To be clear, it's not a "dig" at international users. To speak from personal experience, the site that I was founder/CEO of earlier in my career, imeem, was wildly popular in the Philippines and Thailand. At peak, we were a top 20 site in t
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14y ago
Re: Eternal September, I had forgotten about that term. Every one of your comments on this thread is interesting and insightful. Thank you. What was the term similar to "Eternal September" that described the day AOL users were able to acces
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14y ago
You are correct about many of these points. The other thing worth mentioning re:Google internal support is that Orkut had some, um, early controversy: http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2004/06/64046
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14y ago
Rather than edit my earlier comment, which some would classify as sneaky, let me paraphrase what I am trying to say: "I get it, this may not work. I have repeatedly admitted this is a crazy plan. If http://join.app.net doesn't reach 100%
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