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by fudged71 14y ago
I finally got really into Twitter this year. Sad to see them being so restrictive with their platform. Maybe App.Net isn't such a bad idea after all. It's amazing how poor the first party clients for Facebook and Twitter are compared to the
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by fudged71 14y ago
More generally than that, why is he characterizing the discussion quality of Twitter at all? Everyone's experience varies based on who's following who. I hardly get replies, for instance, because I hardly have any followers. Vastly differen
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by fudged71 14y ago
For a while now I've wondered if possibly your service could tie into IFTTT. That would be really cool.
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by fudged71 14y ago
I agree. First, I need to keep reminding myself that "app.net" is a 'new twitter' rather than a review site or app marketplace. It just won't stick in my head as much as I try. And payment model for a new social network is a fantastic idea,
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by fudged71 14y ago
That would be really interesting. I'd like to see specific categories that are more successful now than they previously were, for example. Or correlate that success of specific projects based on how long ago they were.
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Amazon Lockers? We Had That Idea First(blogs.wsj.com)
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by fudged71 15y ago
It's no secret that the Programming subreddit has gone downhill in the past couple years. Plus, when a post gets popular, it gains the attention of the general audience, who often view /r/all. Another good subreddit is /r/todayilearned
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by fudged71 15y ago
This is incredibly interesting. Thank you!
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by fudged71 15y ago
A whole lot of 'Digg' references here. The reddit code is open source; it would be perfect for this project idea.
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by fudged71 15y ago
Worst drawn graphs I've seen online. Kudos! :)
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by fudged71 15y ago
Wow. I am shocked that information I explicitly block to users (such as profile picture) are publicly available through a simple URL trick.
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by fudged71 15y ago
I can't help myself trying to figure out what 140K-employee company has a moviestar CEO. Nevermind.
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by fudged71 16y ago
I was wondering why you would chose SMS over a notification system. So many advertising companies have tried using SMS, that ads asking for my phone number have gained a bad stigma (for me, at least!). But, in reality, I have unlimited mess
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by fudged71 16y ago
I was recently thinking about how humans need to learn software based interactions, simply because on-screen elements generally aren't based on the physical properties we are around all day. Unless emulation of these properties are done per