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by friendstock 16y ago
There's no problem with using SocialGold, Spare Change (Playspan), Gwallet, TrialPay, Offerpal, SuperRewards or many other payment/offer systems that are easy to integrate into Facebook apps.
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by friendstock 16y ago
Why isn't it free to post? What value does this site provide? How does it help employers reach their target audience if the site doesn't currently have much traffic?
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by friendstock 16y ago
sorry, can someone explain the point of this demo? is the Nexus One producing output for the monitor on the left? what about the monitor on the right? if so, why is he launching the video on the tiny Nexus One screen, instead of the large
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by friendstock 16y ago
is there a video of this iPad app somewhere? I just tried searching on youtube but couldn't find anything.
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by friendstock 16y ago
mmm this could be a case of Scoble publishing before thinking.
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by friendstock 16y ago
Try... SendGrid, MailChimp, etc. I definitely recommend using one of these email service providers (ESPs) until you're sending enough emails to justify the time/cost of setting up your own email service.
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by friendstock 16y ago
yes, I went to the JRuby on App Engine meetup a few weeks ago, and my conclusion was ... not ready for primetime. There's a long loading time for the initial request (if your server is lightly loaded). Also, the speaker couldn't name a re
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by friendstock 16y ago
I'm a little disappointed... I was looking forward to an epic showdown. Also, this means fewer opportunities for the smaller app developers.
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by friendstock 16y ago
so Farmville and Fishville are the High Fructose Corn Syrup of the internet? :)
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by friendstock 16y ago
also, facebook insists on your true identity, whereas twitter handles provide some anonymity
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by friendstock 16y ago
yes, I agree. Non-web (e.g. cleantech, biotech, semiconductor) startups could benefit from a more traditional business plan approach... but of course, they would still benefit from some of Steve Blank's ideas on customer development.
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by friendstock 16y ago
I agree wholeheartedly. We've started doing some pair programming. In addition to making the code better, we've also found that it serves as a form of training, helping us to learn coding techniques from each other. For small startups where
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by friendstock 16y ago
move to Taiwan?
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by friendstock 16y ago
congratulations!
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by friendstock 16y ago
yes, great MVP!
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by friendstock 16y ago
thanks all for the helpful replies.
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Ask HN: is Apple approving apps from non-Flash app creators?
16 points by friendstock 16y ago|8 comments
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by friendstock 16y ago
here you go: http://graph.facebook.com/search?q=my+crazy+boss http://graph.facebook.com/search?q=FBI http://graph.facebook.com/search?q=CIA
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Ask HN: what is your wishlist for cloud computing features?
3 points by friendstock 16y ago|2 comments
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by friendstock 16y ago
what about sitting on a big bouncy ball? http://blog.makezine.com/upload/2010/03/toolbox_take_a_seat/...
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by friendstock 17y ago
thanks!
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by friendstock 17y ago
does anyone have a link to the actual video of the presentations at the Startup Lessons Learned conference?
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by friendstock 17y ago
I think the sale is over.... unless there is a link to it?
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by friendstock 17y ago
"Our compensation reflects the importance of this position." $20 per hour??
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by friendstock 17y ago
perhaps subscription model (that affects everyone) is not the right model. Perhaps you can find something that 1% of your viewership would pay $1000 for... Check out Justin Smith's InsideFacebook which charges for premium research reports.
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by friendstock 17y ago
requiring exclusive use of Facebook credits sounds extreme... although I can see them taking a good portion of the business
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by friendstock 17y ago
agreed. most users assume Facebook content is (somewhat) private
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by friendstock 17y ago
typo -- should be $1.2 B
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by friendstock 18y ago
go to stanford.. meet a lot of people.