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furiouslol
18y ago
You practically said everything on my mind. Yammer is a better version of Twitter. Built-in tags, threaded view. It's just really well-done.
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furiouslol
18y ago
You guys are just being paranoid. Salesforce runs fine within the corporate environment. Besides, they copied the Salesforce IP restriction configuration for extra security. I'm betting that the corporations will embrace it.
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furiouslol
18y ago
Ok. I'm going to eat my words now. He did get 3million visits per month. http://www.quantcast.com/sourcetool.com/traffic (Change the period to All-Time) Massive drop from 3million visits in April 06 to 100k in April 08 and now 10k in Aug
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furiouslol
18y ago
Maybe it's just me but I'm calling a major BS on the $155k/m profit claim. 1) Assuming he got 100k visitors per month 2) Assuming each arb gets him $0.10 per click. 3) Assmuning 50% of the visitors click 1 ad (and that's wildly optimistic)
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18y ago
Debugging a class with several levels of inheritance
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18y ago
Use this framework to split the equity pie. http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/fd0n/35%20Founders%27%20Pie%2... Obviously, your initial code base has some value to it. The above framework nicely value the past/future contribution of each par
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18y ago
Go with the cheapest - Interactive Brokers Damn I hate their security device though. It's kind of irritating to have to enter the security codes every time i want to make a trade. And if you're a frequent trader, it'll get on your nerve (on
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18y ago
It probably accentuate the sell-off. Trading signals were probably fired after the initial drop-off.
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furiouslol
18y ago
According to their website, they have agreements with ISPs. http://www.mailchimp.com/learnmore.phtml See: Deliverability Here's a nice comparison of them vs IContact: http://www.mailchimp.com/compare/ On an unrelated note, i like the cl
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18y ago
Use Icontact or Mailchimp then.
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furiouslol
18y ago
You can always add your users' emails manually & create groups for them. So next time when you want to mass mail them, just send an email to that group. Tried it. Works fine. Just a hassle to add the users' emails manually
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How you should run your startup: Lessons Learned From A Failed Entrepreneur
(alleyinsider.com)
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furiouslol
18y ago
You're asking the wrong guy man. I myself am waiting to try out the service. My opinions about them were based on the demo they gave at TC50
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furiouslol
18y ago
I like it. It'll appeal to those who finds Yammer lacking (eg. no group features). But if i have to make a choice, i'll go with Yammer because 1) I don't have a need for those advanced features that presentlyapp provides 2) Yammer feels mor
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18y ago
If you come from an enterprise background, you'll find that most enterprises are really serious about controlling their network. So they will pay. $1/user is like tea break expense for them.
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18y ago
Fotonauts will appeal very much to the wikipedia crowd. Like wikipedia, I expect a small minority being responsible in generating most of the content. In no time, Fotonauts will start attracting the masses in being a reference photo site. E
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furiouslol
18y ago
Fair enough. You made your point and it's a valid one. But my observation is that it is very hard to beat the competition unless your product offers something compelling over theirs. Not impossible, but hard. P.S. Chill out guys. It's not l
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18y ago
Takeaway point is similar to what the others have said: - Learn from your competition and differentiate yourself from them - There are competitors all the time. So learn to live with them and out-execute them. - Being late to the party is n
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18y ago
Thanks for the sarcasm. I didn't know it was a side project. You didn't mention it in your first post. I thought it was a full-time thing. Imagine you know a friend who quits his job to focus on his photo-sharing startup that you know will
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Yammer is Twitter for corporates done right. Funny seeing how the blogosphere slams them for being a ripoff of twitter. Hello! Facebook is a ripoff of Friendster. But Facebook is Friendster done right. Yammer totally deserve the award. Ever
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18y ago
Like i said, if his app brings something different to the table like Fotonauts, bring it on (read my first post: I said change the game plan only if it offers nothing different over the existing services. I didn't say forget about the idea)
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18y ago
Hey man. I didn't mean to discourage you. I just don't want to see you wasting your precious development time. The most precious thing to a developer is his time. So I don't want to see another developer spending a lot of effort on his baby
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I'm probably going to be the sole wet blanket here. Ask yourself this question. Will your product be substantially different from this competitor's product? If yes, you might want to do something else. Like what you said, this competitor ha
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18y ago
Seriously? Yet another photo-sharing site? Unless it's a game changer like fotonauts, you might want to change your game plan.
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18y ago
I guess I'm one of the crazy guys out there who prefer the old design. The nice Newsfeed aside, i find the redesign unintuitive.
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Lehman gasping for its last breath
(marketwatch.com)
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18y ago
You should base your startup where your market is. If your business is tech related, it would be best to do it in the US since they have the largest spending power for tech-related services. If you are a mining contractor, you should do it
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furiouslol
18y ago
Actually no. Most blogs hibernate on weekends. Best to do it on weekdays.
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18y ago
Instead of a seal that nobody cares for (hack-proof, privacy seals are OK, but green-certified seal?), why don't they enter the carbon credits market? This seems like a misuse of technology. Use this technology to help companies trade carbo
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18y ago
Can/do you use it to kick off your user base to critical mass?
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