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Ask HN: Startup Review
5 points by dejan 17y ago|0 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
click: http://www.syncfu.com
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Review HN: SyncFu - Group Buying Component
3 points by dejan 17y ago|1 comments
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Clean Energy Hoax?(steorn.com)
1 points by dejan 17y ago|1 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
I agree, happens to me all the time. The problem is that destroying a tab doesn't happen instantly, and you click again and again. Since the click is buffered, it will apply the action after the tab is closed. Safari feels much more thought
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by dejan 17y ago
I love the idea of the language mixed with visual affordances. I am though torn between whether its too much clutter or does it make the code easier to read and drill down.
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by dejan 17y ago
I've written an article before on this topic: http://aleveo.com/ideas/real-time-variable-pricing-for-the-w... Surely I think it is a good step forward, but there are two sides of the equation, maximizing profits and providing fair value f
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The Early Days of a High-Tech Start-Up Are Magic(textfiles.com)
1 points by dejan 17y ago|0 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
I agree on the need for this. I am working on a similar project, oriented towards students: http://www.aleveo.com/ideas IMHO, more discussion there is on ideas, more people are willing to cross the threshold and actually start working.
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by dejan 17y ago
I am giving a second thought to this too. I remembered that article too. However, I find it difficult to believe this is the case in Mexico, a very corrupted country with high level of narcotics penetration. We can't predict the future, so
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by dejan 17y ago
Hmm. I don't think I am making my self very clear. I think it is a great challenge, and I know what it takes to do so. However, as Novash says - a reason: "that was faster", "couldn't find a good one in this language", "friendly enough", th
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by dejan 17y ago
lol :) no, I am European.
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by dejan 17y ago
My God. This means that the government wants to encourage consumption of drugs, creating a new legal market. This will of course make the small scale usage more spread, but again, from those that consume, who ever keeps great amount of drug
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by dejan 17y ago
There is a difference between a challenge that is of use for this world, and a challenge just because. I don't see technological, logical, or knowledge progress in the attempt to write complete OS in assembly (anymore). I've done it myself,
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by dejan 17y ago
Seemed like a good idea when they first got it out. It seems now like it was soo long ago. Maybe it is interesting for embedded devices, but seems they've lost their purpose. It was never meant for business, but again, what's the point?
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by dejan 17y ago
I am glad to see some more ambitious initiative coming from Italy. Italian culture is not really entrepreneurial (I've spent the past year in Como). That would explain the "one founder" issue you're having. I like the questions you are rais
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Customers as Main Investors - rethink your business model(aleveo.com)
2 points by dejan 17y ago|0 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
I can't avoid hating everything that is for pure money making and no user value creation. It is also an advice for startups.
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How to reinvent the business model of hotels(aleveo.com)
3 points by dejan 17y ago|0 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
Thanks for the comment. Indeed, I use gmail for all my web domains, but have you seen the Service Agreement? Firstly, they own our data, so basically, our emails belong to them. We are just users. Well, "twitter style" :) with the @ signifi
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Decentralized Email Concept Brainstorming(aleveo.com)
2 points by dejan 17y ago|3 comments
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by dejan 17y ago
not really. CMS is essentially different than a fs, but I see your point. While I won't go into explaining why it is, I have to say that some concepts from both should be brought closer. File should not be seen as a unit, but a set of tight
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by dejan 17y ago
Please let us know if you shoot some code. It could be a good open source project, according to the interest. I'd personally go for defining a community whitepaper / wiki maybe for the concept and solutions. What do you think? In the mean t
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by dejan 17y ago
I agree, but it seems natural using the same paths. No patches to the concept would be needed.
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by dejan 17y ago
The text is a bit too strong, and should be revised from the arrogance of 2006 :D Just copy-pasted it. Indeed I haven't. I have to change that, thanks for the tip.
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by dejan 17y ago
Seems they make stuff just much more complicated there. I'll give it a better shot, but for now, new commands for the filesystem, it's just crazy. I want my grandparents to know how to use this, and I remember I always had to explain the co
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by dejan 17y ago
Yes it would, but then the need for it is dim. This was my biggest concern, to be backward compatible with legacy apps. And it is possible. "C:\Program Files\X\Y\Z" - "C"+"Program Files"+"X"+"Y"+"Z" "/usr/local/files/" - "usr"+"local"+"file
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by dejan 17y ago
That's what I'm thinking too. However, those are assumptions (which I share). I am thinking maybe it would be interesting to see this simulated in the web environment and get feedback on that - web file system. I started playing with tags o
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by dejan 17y ago
Good points. but that form of structuring has been imposed by the nature of directories/files. I am not sure what the right solution would be for that case, perhaps internal tags for a set, but that would make things complicated. In the nat
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by dejan 17y ago
This would allow for defining the context of the search, so that would be a benefit, wouldn't it? Although I am focusing on personal computing, distributed fits too?

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