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i think ff has a visual problem personally ..it hangs just over the edge of the feeling of 'info overload'. very cool functionality indeed - but i have a feeling it is limiting itself to power-ish users and not the vast everyday masses bein
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excellent comment. that's the problem. i don't have an iphone...but especially this late in the game (after iphone launch), the review is neither novel in terms of insight, nor entertainment value. i could have seen this within a couple of
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18y ago
I think it's important to remember that Twitter had this problem because they were ULTRA successful to the degree of being a household name, a new cultural lingo, a game changing tech of enormous value, etc. Yes, different languages and tec
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I think the question of "honesty" in business is always more complex than we'd like it to be. It's amazing how powerful is the pull to make a business model "work". And very hard to balance that with being conscious of the fairness of it. I
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I had both feelings of initial excitement and concern. My concept might be 'perfect' for a Google property, but that becomes a double-edged sword. Sure, GVentures will not want to get a rep for stealing ideas from submissions, but it's not
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18y ago
I always find DNN compelling. And appreciate the fact that he spends a lot of time trying to get others to go out and realize their visions, while providing some key guidance. I agree with most every angle, except I do think he over-simplif
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18y ago
certainly combos also can include free and premium service. with scale model -- you better have a landmark vision and the ability to execute exceptionally well.
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strange posting really ...saying very little and in a confusing way. there's certainly little value in claiming one tool is better or worse. whatever works for you + each project is so different. that said -- from a purely personal and subj
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very succinct ... brings together a lot of current thinking in tight read. i think it's well said - must've been a great experience also to see adaptations finally work to bring vision to life.
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very good overview. i have been learning and utilizing django in most recent project and generally liking it as well. the things i like the most are the orm, and the modular application architecture is truly potent. missing however - and so
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18y ago
I would say that no problem is ever "solved". So, while "me too" offerings are ever abundant, it's always gonna be a few that offer something that resonates on a greater level, and offers yet a better way sometimes in arenas that we don't e