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by digisth 11y ago
I hope it is. At the very least, they should be trying. It certainly won't be an overnight process, but with time and enough developer-friendly decisions / public guarantees, it could happen. They should start yesterday, though.
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by digisth 11y ago
As I've written in past comments ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10094396 ), and as this post suggests, rebuilding developer relations and improving integrations would go a long way. There's a lot of potentia
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by digisth 11y ago
It's certainly not required by a any means - if people are good and do their jobs well, then you don't need that. It might be harder to recruit people in some cases if they don't care about your product or service at all, t
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by digisth 11y ago
I think his point is one that seems obvious, but isn't always. First, you should believe in your product, then your job is to get others to do so. Treating people badly, not paying them, lying, etc. are all terrible and we should not e
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Freshly raised $7M to change how we eat(alleywatch.com)
1 points by digisth 11y ago|0 comments
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Companies face spate of suits under CA auto-renewal law(infolawgroup.com)
2 points by digisth 11y ago|0 comments
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by digisth 11y ago
Some ideas: make public commitments to better developer-related policies that they promise to not renege on, outreach, reopen formerly closed APIs, lower-cost API plans so that incentives with small and medium-sized developers/companie
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by digisth 11y ago
Hopefully, they'll reconsider some of those policies now. We know the data (including certain event data, like favoriting, like you say) is probably their most valuable asset, but opening the valve on it a bit more would be in everyone
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by digisth 11y ago
That's part of it. Another is a lack of good curation features, as Chris Sacca has written about ( http://lowercasecapital.com/2015/06/03/what-twitter-can-be-2... ) I also thought about this when I started
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Data-Crunching Is Coming to Help Your Boss Manage Your Time(nytimes.com)
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Show HN: Testimote - testimonials for the social media era(testimote.com)
1 points by digisth 11y ago|0 comments
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by digisth 11y ago
I found a broken image on your front page (image linking to index.html) inside #features-icons, btw.
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by digisth 11y ago
This is very cool. I've been building Testimote ( https://www.testimote.com/ ) for the past few months. I'd love to have you look at it.
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by digisth 11y ago
The other thing I like about this idea from a business perspective (if the host stays present) is that unlike with AirBnB, you don't have to worry as much about things like keys, lots of upkeep, insurance, etc. The barrier to entry for
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by digisth 11y ago
If someone is trying to go heads-down, then can let other people know (or maybe use a do-not-disturb sign / flag or similar), but I think of it more as something you would do when you're in the mood for possible engagement/in
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by digisth 11y ago
I've been thinking about this idea for a while; it seems really compelling. Think of the things you might be able to do with this: - bounce ideas for your company/product/project off other people - get real-world testers - fi
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Facebook Adds Buy Button Integration(techcrunch.com)
1 points by digisth 11y ago|0 comments
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by digisth 11y ago
Yeah. I'm sure many remember all the other stuff that came with it last time: flash banners, popups/popunders, auto-reopening windows, etc. It was mighty crufty. I wonder how many other developers got into disagreements back then
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The Defenestration of Search(digitopoly.org)
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As More Tech Startups Stay Private, So Does the Money(nytimes.com)
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For Startups, How Many Angels Is Too Many?(nytimes.com)
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Artificial Intelligence That Makes Your Smartphone Smarter(technologyreview.com)
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Live streamed solar-powered plane's flight across the Pacific(solarimpulse.com)
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The trillion-dollar market to remake business applications(techcrunch.com)
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by digisth 11y ago
A middleman service with a standard API plus the push from consumers / front-ends might encourage them to build that out. In any case, I wasn't thinking individual meatspace retail stores; I was definitely thinking more "what
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by digisth 11y ago
Very interesting. Thanks.
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by digisth 11y ago
"Among the challenges these Goliaths face is integrating inventory and payments systems from retailers big and small that have little experience selling stuff outside of their own storefronts." Seems like there could be an opportu
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Taking the Work Out of Short-Term Rentals(mobile.nytimes.com)
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by digisth 11y ago
Are you using any specific criteria for which ones you review? Was there an initial post somewhere about your efforts here? This is very cool to see. Thanks.
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Future web design trends(medium.com)
2 points by digisth 11y ago|1 comments

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