danielha

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Competitious - Keep track of your company's competitors(competitious.com)
4 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
It's a positive thing that they're attempting to involve their community, but it's another thing when they don't understand their community in the first place.
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by danielha 20y ago
This is an interesting watch. I very recently did a presentation on online identities (with mentions of Web 2.0) for a course.
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Web 2.0 Online Identity Video(somewhatfrank.com)
1 points by danielha 20y ago|1 comments
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Interview with 17 year old founder of Quizlet(folksonomy.org)
11 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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Reuters to Create Online Financial Community Site(profy.com)
1 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
Simple and nifty. I'm already accustomed to typing out a shopping list (or whatever else I need to remember) on the PC and texting that to my mobile. But you're right; the most interesting aspect of this is the fetch from the service's ser
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by danielha 20y ago
I've only had the chance to read two of the articles but they were nice reads. I recommend the article "We're all Failures."
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Forbes Special Report on Achievement(forbes.com)
2 points by danielha 20y ago|3 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
I just wanted to compliment your use of third party APIs for authentication. This definitely helps that initial adoption barrier. How do you guys feel about OpenID?
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by danielha 20y ago
User 'likebetter' seems to be a representative of morecute.com (YC-backed likebetter.com's competitor). It seems they've been trolling about the net causing the real Pairwise team some headaches. More info here: http://blog.pairwise.com/200
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by danielha 20y ago
I don't want to be pre-Matrix Neo. Actually, the last company I interned with was a very nice place to work. The atmosphere was casual, the people were great, and I found lots of interesting things to work on. Some people fear that a life
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by danielha 20y ago
A couple of my favorites: Limits of Anti-Phishing: http://www.w3.org/2005/Security/usability-ws/presentations/37-google How to Design a Good API: http://lcsd05.cs.tamu.edu/slides/keynote.pdf
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by danielha 20y ago
This would not violate our copyright laws. Refer to Amazon.com's product reviews as an example. There is plenty of information available on a book or movie, submitted by users -- spoilers too. As long as there isn't verbatim material provi
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by danielha 20y ago
Ego can go, but confidence stays. Compromise is a complicated matter. Don't compromise on your good ideas. There will undoubtedly be conflict among founders regarding vision and method, but the best relationships will work through those. If
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by danielha 20y ago
Competence is of the utmost importance, but it'd be a mistake to ignore those who don't hold the exact same skill-set as you. A startup needs a variety of talents, and it's usually the case where there is some member of the founding team wh
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by danielha 20y ago
We are using Django for our project and it does have user-created content. I can see why Django is great for publishing content (it as a newspaper app, as you mentioned), but I haven't found anything compelling that puts TurboGears over Dja
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by danielha 20y ago
Good article. Here's a related article to that that was linked in that story: http://gigaom.com/2006/12/20/earthlink-sf-milpitas/ Milpitas is my hometown but since I'm away for school, I haven't gotten much exposure to the city-wide WiFi. I
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by danielha 20y ago
This supplements lucks' submission on creating a Wiki with Python+TurboGears (http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1981)
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by danielha 20y ago
Was there anything that steered you from Django? I just posted this screencast as well: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1981
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Create a minimal Wiki in Python+Django in 15 minutes (screencast)(silverstripesoftware.com)
10 points by danielha 20y ago|1 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
Both let you create social networks, but they're quite different. Ning seems to be more about hosting social networks that you create with your service -- your social network is standalone and is your own personal niche MySpace. Crowdvine h
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Alternative to the mouse -- User interface that tracks eye movement(technologyreview.com)
3 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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Acquisition as a Business Model?(bigheadlabs.com)
1 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
Right now, your competitors have a product. You have a list of features, as jwecker put it. I do remember reading your posts on juwo here a couple times, and still I am unsure on what exactly it does. You sunk a lot into this and giving it
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Yummy Kitchen Connect is Web 2.0 for the Kitchen(gizmodo.com)
1 points by danielha 20y ago|0 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
How's that for a startup idea? ;)
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RFID staples tell you where you put down that report(blog.scifi.com)
2 points by danielha 20y ago|1 comments
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by danielha 20y ago
I don't think anyone believes this to be their proper customer support line in the short or long term. This is a popular way to become personable to your customers. This is exemplified further in smaller mom-and-pop shops where intimacy is
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by danielha 20y ago
Interesting piece. How can programming be tested in competition? There's always TopCoder (http://www.topcoder.com/).

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