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by gduffy 19y ago
I think it's more productive to acknowledge all holidays and get 24% more audience, instead of going to extra effort to be sectarian in your good will. There are plenty of people like me out there, for instance. My family celebrated christm
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by gduffy 19y ago
Just curious -- why?
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by gduffy 19y ago
The main difference is that, except learning to fly planes (although I've looked up nearby flight schools, know how much time+money it requires, read up on the basics, and learned what is required to get a private pilot certification) and w
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by gduffy 19y ago
I also wonder if an entrepreneur who already has their $2E6 could focus more on what the user wants. You don't have to worry about what the landlord or electric company wants.
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by gduffy 19y ago
How very Socratic of you :) I would: Mainly - Spend more time with my wife (including doing some of the rest of these things together), when she's not working to achieve her goals - Hack on several ideas that I have, work with/invest in i
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by gduffy 19y ago
So if "happy" == "completely happy", it's somewhere around $2E6 for me. Enough interest to cover the basics so I can work on anything I like. Anything after that is just icing on the cake, and it's still fun whether I win or lose (the bills
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by gduffy 19y ago
> Sure, every single one of them is written by a guy who knows the difference between private working set and shared memory ... I think this is a pretty big assumption. Anybody can create a Windows service in visual studio in about 3 cl
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by gduffy 19y ago
On the contrary, I am emotionally scarred by (my own) sad attempt at rapping. :) I want to start my recovery by issuing a formal apology to the Cocoa Brovaz. But really, as someone who generally tends towards introversion, I guarantee swift
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Xobni Press Coverage(gaborcselle.com)
4 points by gduffy 19y ago|1 comments
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by gduffy 19y ago
Good feedback. We do sort the connected people by how connected we think they are. We're also exploring more advanced ways to rank connections, as well as bringing you the conversations you actually care about. Please keep in touch with us
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by gduffy 19y ago
To shed some light on our strategy for Xobni Insight: What we've really been working on is a general platform for aggregating communication data (and on your machine, not ours!). The current features you see in Xobni are just a few ideas im
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by gduffy 19y ago
Outlook has a lot of unhappy users!
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by gduffy 19y ago
1) Bummer. We'll be available for you soon enough, I hear the Internets go outside SF. :) 2) Lots of people are paid to use Outlook, and we know a lot of them hate it. We want to brighten their day first.
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News.ycers in San Francisco! Want to try out Xobni?
25 points by gduffy 19y ago|25 comments
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by gduffy 19y ago
Uh huh. I'll just revert that last commit of yours, and we won't tell anyone. ... whoops, wrong window!
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by gduffy 19y ago
None of the above (but still what you asked for)! FTFA: "Now you can enter a friend's email address into the To: line ..." Uh oh, Facebook just reinvented SNDMSG ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SNDMSG ). I'm shaking in my boots! :) I'll de
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by gduffy 19y ago
I can do you one better ... Robbie OWES me a pizza. I like my pizza with pepperoni and shares of GOOG.
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by gduffy 19y ago
While we might have reasons to limit our immediate scope, please don't constrain us that much :) Rest assured, we are also users of other platforms and the web.
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by gduffy 19y ago
That would be somewhat shortsighted of us :)