goldfeld

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811.
by goldfeld 14y ago
"YC-backed startup is looking for a growth hacker to help disrupt people's dinners" cracked me up.
812.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Maybe I'm just dense, but what am I supposed to be doing in the demo?
813.
by goldfeld 14y ago
I think it's less about promoting their native client as it is about making Github (and Git) less daunting for command-line-evading users. Just so happens their own client is the most user friendly, but it could have been any other, hence n
814.
by goldfeld 14y ago
That's exactly how I see all prospective and current hobbies--if I'm doing it entirely for fun, it doesn't seem like it's worth my time. With so much to pick from, I'm always looking for something that on top of being exciting has lots of s
815.
by goldfeld 14y ago
R doesn't seem to get much frontpage love on HN, or even if it does and I haven't seen, what would people suggest is the technology for statistics going forward? I really hoped it would be around Clojure (e.g. Incanter[1]) and not Python, f
816.
by goldfeld 14y ago
How will you treat using your surveys and the builder as part of another app, as a service? API, restyling, white label and pricepoint.
817.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Love the design and great landing page explaining the concept, so why would you send me straight to ask me to auth with github without my even knowing what I'm getting into?
818.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Hey, that's awesome, how can I get in touch in you?
819.
by goldfeld 14y ago
- When hovering over the left side menu items, I would highlight the text into a much lighter font color--I was already expecting it to happen (and anticipating the eye candy) from all the other apps I've used that do that.
820.
by goldfeld 14y ago
What is the intended audience of your newsletter? I assume the subjects are of broad variance, but is it targeted at people who would read Hacker News, for instance? I really like the power of a single curated deliverance daily, it sets you
821.
by goldfeld 14y ago
I agree, really great design! But then I'm biased towards flatness.
822.
by goldfeld 14y ago
I'm often impressed by how some people can command sheer levels of effort without being passionate about what they're doing. Not saying it's particularly the case. When you have that obstination coupled with fiery passion, you get an unstop
823.
by goldfeld 14y ago
My, my, this is a postful! You think scarily close to how I do, and I'm a big fan of Sublime's Cmd-P, so this is full of insights, thanks! Just wondering if you've ever tried Jekyll, as I see it as the natural publishing platform to a dev's
824.
by goldfeld 14y ago
He really did come across as disappointed, and as if he'd still be so even if the project just barely met the funding threshold. But I wouldn't go as far as saying he was not too eager to continue the project. He sounds like this is his pas
825.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Can't say I know the first thing about the current automotive startup scene (well besides the ride sharing scene which I guess competes in a disruptive way), so perhaps dangrossman has a point in that for someone in the know the comparison
826.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Or they were really trying to make a point and/or help a cause they knew, by then, that was failing. In which case it seems to have worked. I think this wouldn't be as newsworthy had it fallen short by a thousand dollars. And the publicity
827.
by goldfeld 14y ago
I bet this guy would have amassed far more funds if his pledge texts hadn't been so uninvitingly big. Kickstarter should really offer a best practices on this: 1) make it simple and easy to understand each level--make your levels cumulative
828.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Actually, I've read somewhere that a really low percentage of projects are substantially overfunded.
829.
by goldfeld 14y ago
I'm not sure how indicative that is, but I have never heard of CarWoo. So that wouldn't make it very clear to me.
830.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Just wondering, is lizibot.com from your email a domain from which minviable (from LiziLabs) offers you to receive feedback?
831.
by goldfeld 14y ago
"China where 99.9% people steal." That's a pretty sweeping statement not to be backed by a source with a figure even remotely resembling 99.9%.
832.
by goldfeld 14y ago
On the surface this sounds brilliant, but is it really of worth, statistically, with just a few hundred respondents? Being based around such simple, easy questions, I'd think money could buy you far more eyeballs. Though if the price includ
833.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Just curious, wouldn't a zip file accomplish the same objective?
834.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Well, that kind of strengthens his point. Open source libraries are posted here all the time and few ever make the frontpage.
835.
by goldfeld 14y ago
But isn't saving a story the ultimate form of upvote flattering? I'd also vote for it's existence, if only to be worth more than a mere upvote.
836.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Great, now we just need someone to start selling paying users. I'm sure people would pay for that. Or else they can just use their own service and observe unbounded growth.
837.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Somewhat OT, I can't believe I'll end up dropping out of college before I take a class with Ierusalimschy. I've been told he will usually wear a bermuda and flip flops to class but unfortunately those are few and far between for undergrads,
838.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Yeah I missed that, I always assume it's in the readme. Feels great to use. For some reason hitting tab is making it focus on the address bar, not sure if it's because of the code or something to do with the demo page. One other suggestion
839.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Can't wait to see it come to Android--I'd even change into whatever model they support first, as I think this back screen would see far more use from me than my smartphone ever does. Now if only it could support Wacom, and if that wasn't cr
840.
by goldfeld 14y ago
Is there a demo? I know you liken it to Github's, still it would be nice to see the real thing. I'm currently implementing autocomplete through jQueryUI and this is something I'm interested in.

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