ghayes

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by ghayes 15y ago
+1 for (albeit simple) time analysis
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by ghayes 15y ago
Agreed that anonymity brings trolls. What about low-friction sharing that Facebook Auth brings? How did this play into your decision? You said earlier that you used to ask for that authorization AFTER asking for login auth?
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by ghayes 15y ago
When I use Facebook Auth in my applications, I create a''User'' account with the clients e-mail address and a nil password. My users can then use "Password Recovery" to get a password for traditional login.
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by ghayes 15y ago
What always shocks me is that if you have a traditional sign-in method, people will be more likely to Facebook Auth . Well, that's been the case for me. People enjoy the ease of logging in with Facebook, but are weary of its repercussion
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by ghayes 15y ago
Why are there so many laws in Congress protecting Companies, but so few protect People? Or, in today's politico lingo, are the two synonymous in the eyes of the government?
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by ghayes 15y ago
I'm really excited to check it out, but there's no support for Android. I wonder when the change will come that people develop for Android, and then for iOS.
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by ghayes 15y ago
They really need to think through your business plan here. How do they plan to make money? They can't really go ahead and charge customers for the service (illegal in most states?). Also, how do you solve the synchronicity issue? If I'm
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by ghayes 15y ago
Sounds like a cool idea: lead-gen irate consumers to other brands. How do you plan on getting in touch with the early consumers? Are they going to post their dislikes on your site? A weekly newsletter? And, what kind of information are
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by ghayes 15y ago
"Github, Slideshare, Tumblr are fantastic, but don’t give them your link juice. Put your content on your own domain. " Love this. There's no reason you can't host the write-up for your github projects / gems on your own domain, and make a
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Why you should quit your job and crash the party(chicagobusiness.com)
10 points by ghayes 15y ago|5 comments
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by ghayes 15y ago
It's sweet to see internet browsers opening up for development within themselves. We can surely do this securely with some amount of effort. I'd love to see a world without the need for Eclipse / Aptana.