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Emotion vs. Data (In light of Andrew Mason)(betashop.com)
2 points by espadagroup 14y ago|0 comments
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Why not try priceonomics they're pretty good for that. With that said nice app!
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by espadagroup 14y ago
The first rule of Silk Road is you don't talk about the packaging...or post pictures of it...
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4 Hour Body Tracking with Lift(fourhourworkweek.com)
1 points by espadagroup 14y ago|0 comments
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Cool, I'll definitely use this, though it does not support landscape attachments. I need to be able to rotate the signature. Thanks.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Looks cool, though what's the difference between this and a normal tag management system? Just curious.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
It kind of looks a little like the new myspace..
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by espadagroup 14y ago
First, "throws money away", really? It's going toward something good, helping real people's lives. Second it's fine if you want to measure someone's charitableness by their personal sacrifice, but that doesn't mean there's anything wrong
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by espadagroup 14y ago
It's fine if you don't like sports, though I think you're giving sports a pretty bad rep. Sure there maybe a few crazy Texas high schools but overall sports are doing a whole lot more good (team collaboration, weight loss, fun, etc..) for
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Ha I actually pay for BrowserTexting, which does this. Mostly because I want to be able to text at work without having my phone out.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Looks like the dev version of Zapier.com
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by espadagroup 14y ago
I applaud you for taking on this industry though paying on an action is more beneficial to the majority of advertisers than the majority of advertisers, and the advertisers are the side you don't have yet.
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Mobile vs. Web Sales by Day and Time(betashop.com)
2 points by espadagroup 14y ago|0 comments
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by espadagroup 14y ago
This reminded me a lot of what Wanderfly used to do: you tell them you were interested in "Adventure" for X days under Y budget and it would crawl a bunch of places and spit out a list of trips with the total costs flights included. I thou
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by espadagroup 14y ago
This is a game changer to me. Everyone has always been really gungho on systems to get paid, but there is relatively little activity around paying people or facilitating others getting paid. Really only Paypal, Wepay, and Poundpay/Balance
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Just to add to the discussion, the tag management area is decently niche but really important when you need it aka it can speed up your site significantly, allow you to not bother or need developers as much, and dedup marketing spends acros
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Having evaluated a lot of tag management solutions I consider this a big deal. Most solutions for a site in the 50 million+ pageview range are around $3-$7K a month with a $5K - $15K installation fee. A few are $500-$1K a month. However f
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by espadagroup 14y ago
I think this is helping solve a really important issue of data portability. This combined with Zapier is a pretty powerful combo.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
It's all about focusing on the creative producers, Facebook still isn't the best place for those types, it's good because that's where fans are but it's not really the best tool.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
I'm actually pretty impressed with this both in their direction and design. Focusing on the creative producers was what they should have done in the first place.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Not entirely sure what you mean. Mturk has an api, a lot of people use it for quality assurance, like checking images for nudity or stuff like that.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
On Mturk you upload a spreadsheet of the urls. Set up the "hits" so as to ask the worker to go the url and try to find a contact email. If they find the email they enter it in the "hit", if they find a contact form, they select contact fo
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by espadagroup 14y ago
I launched a t shirt line a bit ago and got press in a decently hackerish way. The t shirts were geared toward gamers so I went to Alltop.com and scraped all of the blogs in the sections of gaming, t shirts, etc.. Used amazon turk to turk f
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by espadagroup 14y ago
While I understand the creative spirit isn't always normal, I'd guess the OP is saying if you can't think of a real problem to solve then don't put your (valuable) energy and time into crap.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
The author earlier in the article referenced the fact that a handful had revenue.
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Interesting how the author choose to profile only fellows whose ventures had no revenue. Kind of like a indirect finger poking.
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Fab.com in Europe(betashop.com)
2 points by espadagroup 14y ago|0 comments
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by espadagroup 14y ago
Within your world you may be a generalist, but the OP is not a programmer and many if not most of the people he is talking about are not either. To them and most people you are very specialized.
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What Young People Don't Know(betashop.com)
9 points by espadagroup 14y ago|8 comments
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by espadagroup 14y ago
I've been curious about this, is it definitive that YC investments pass through like this, i.e. from Justin.tv to Socialcam and Exec?

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