danielamitay

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by danielamitay 16y ago
Your service is awesome, but competition combined with limited availability is going to be a tough climb. Do you have any revenue plans? I assume you're using TextMark, correct? How many users are you currently paying for (if you dont mind,
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by danielamitay 16y ago
Good idea. Amazing name. Beautiful website. Good price (free). I'd be interested in how effective the matches are from a non-musical perspective (are they successful long term). I can't imagine this not succeeding if you add features and ad
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by danielamitay 16y ago
It's the Wall Street Journal. That's all they give to non-subscribers.
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by danielamitay 16y ago
His projections chart is on a log scale, so the hockey stick is not easily visible. What's a startup PDF without a hockey stick?
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Groupon’s Andrew Mason To Charlie Rose: “We Are The ‘N Sync Of Websites”(techcrunch.com)
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Anonymous Shifts On WikiLeaks Strategy, Announces It With A Press Release(techcrunch.com)
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by danielamitay 16y ago
Gary Vaynerchuk just used it as the most known example. Lots of sites, apps, and games use Facebook Connect purely for verification purposes, as opposed to email verification, because it does end up being better. We've got throwaway email a
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If Chatroulette Had Facebook Connect, People Would Keep Their Pants On(techcrunch.com)
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Microsoft: “Yeah, We Tried To Acquire Facebook.”(techcrunch.com)
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Chrome Web Store: a solution in search of a problem?(arstechnica.com)
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by danielamitay 16y ago
I believe WikiLeaks has highlighted two important weaknesses of the Internet. 1) The DNS situation. It shows how fragile internet navigation is, and the recent discussion (and growing success) of a distributed DNS protocol is trying to fix
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Andreesen Horowitz And Index Lead $25 Million Round For Big Data Startup Factual(techcrunch.com)
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Journalism is not an Attack, Wikileaks is not Warfare(huffingtonpost.com)
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HP on SPARC/Solaris: "Larry Ellison bought a money-losing business"(arstechnica.com)
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by danielamitay 16y ago
Banks are not in the business of startups. Angels and VCs are. Small business loans for a startup are very unlikely, and only really occur when the Small Business Administration gives the bank federal assistance. Additionally, betting on be
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Seagate to Raise $850 Million After Rejecting Buyouts - Bloomberg(bloomberg.com)
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by danielamitay 16y ago
I'm an iPhone developer as well and I know exactly where you're coming from. Unfortunately, Apple should and probably will reject your app as such. Unfortunately Apple's standpoint is that the tabbar is a universally understood functionalit
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by danielamitay 16y ago
It shouldn't necessarily be a bad thing. Even if you can't make any progress with such a pitch, there are benefits such as feedback on the concept, and if you ever do follow through with the idea, there will be a visible continuity from ide
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by danielamitay 16y ago
I'm not saying I don't support Wikileaks, but Paypal, Amazon, EveryDNS, etc., are all businesses with employees that depend on constant employment (relative in the current economy). Lots of people support Wikileaks, but probably wouldn't wa
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by danielamitay 16y ago
Quote: "Both also say they don't collect any personal information, read email, store users' browsing histories or monitor sensitive sites such as health blogs. " And seriously? Google knows your search history ever since they started up, an
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by danielamitay 16y ago
If we are going to live with ads, they might as well be properly targeted. My only complaint is that most of the general public doesn't understand what they are opting in for, and those that try to understand it mistake it for something muc
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by danielamitay 16y ago
This other article on HN shows that in Q4 2007, there were large spikes in seemingly normal search terms: http://nikgregory.com/2010/11/bizarre-google-trend-search-sp... I wouldn't read too much into Google's protection against search tre