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How to Name your Web App
(contrast.ie)
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eoghan
16y ago
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eoghan
16y ago
"What a load of crock!" (Love David's use of catch-phrases.) Nice interview.
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eoghan
16y ago
"You can't be anything you want to be." I believe in this very strongly.
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eoghan
16y ago
Meanwhile on Twitter... http://twitter.com/#!/search/%23stoprightthere None of these people care, I'm afraid.
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eoghan
16y ago
So that's where YouTube comments come from!
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eoghan
16y ago
I would encourage them to pursue legal action. I think it's right, justified and also strategically important—you can't have other kids thinking they will get away with it in the future.
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eoghan
16y ago
Both Apple and Amazon are run by two of the smartest businessmen in the world. For Amazon's part, they're attracted to the phrase "app store" because: a. due to Apple's efforts, the phrase has gained an amount of familiarity and also b. it'
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eoghan
16y ago
"But who is wurs shod, than the shoemakers wyfe, With shops full of newe shapen shoes all hir lyfe?" http://www.answers.com/topic/the-shoemaker-s-son-always-goes... :-) Thanks for your feedback!
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Contrast looking for Exceptional Ruby hacker (remote)
(contrast.ie)
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eoghan
16y ago
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eoghan
16y ago
I doubt many people are reading that title as breaking news!
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eoghan
16y ago
"Most users of free services are douchebags." It's a blunt way to put it but my experience has shown this to be generally true.
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Please, Let Me Pay
(log.maniacalrage.net)
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eoghan
16y ago
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eoghan
16y ago
It's not easy. It's very hard. But relatively speaking, compared with building "the next Facebook", it's extremely achievable for a lot of people.
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eoghan
16y ago
I often wonder about the nature of the value of real-time stats also. It's certainly cool and I guess it's useful for certain events (after you tweet something, publish a post, etc.). After that, maybe it would be a very valuable tool for l
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eoghan
16y ago
What about just using HTML?
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eoghan
16y ago
Very slick, complete, confident site for such a young and small team. Respect.
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eoghan
16y ago
What exactly would you like to know? I've traveled to about 10 European countries. I've never been photographed, had my fingerprints taken, been interrogated about my intentions. But every time I visit the US, all of these things happen. I
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eoghan
16y ago
Love this story and can vouch for its authenticity!
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How I Got Kicked Out of Y Combinator and Then Raised $1.5m for My Startup
(joncrawford.com)
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eoghan
16y ago
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eoghan
16y ago
Every time I'm asked to connect a service to Rapportive I'm extremely impressed by how slick, complete, wholesome and reliable the experience is. I know it's not rocket science, but it is hard to make this simple interaction work with zero
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Auto blue benie (JS face detector fun)
(stuff.contrast.ie)
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eoghan
16y ago
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The formula for success
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eoghan
16y ago
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Your web app needs to be ten times better than the competition
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eoghan
16y ago
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You are what you charge
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eoghan
17y ago
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No reply is better than no-reply
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eoghan
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Good or lucky?
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eoghan
17y ago
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On 99designs
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eoghan
17y ago
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Being niche is great, but what happens when you get big?
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eoghan
17y ago
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