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11y ago
Anyone know which of these has an easy integration component for chatting with web visitors?
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11y ago
If it was my site, I would start with just email and then try to get more from there. That outweighs any other data you can get by an order of magnitude.
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grizzles
11y ago
Nice product. You are selling an experience for $10 that I could see myself buying. Your signup process is too long.
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11y ago
He's open to a lower %? How nice for him. I'm open to taking 1-5% too for this comment. Seriously though, if you don't treat your company's equity as precious, who else is going to? As pbiggar said, this is lunacy. Takin
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11y ago
Why doesn't it have a web interface? I wanted to ask who the best new Black Comedians are, but I can't because I don't have a US phone.
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11y ago
It's much faster to run multithreaded code in java than your other languages. Here's why: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Interpreter_Lock
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11y ago
I ran a mesh networking startup about 2 years ago. A few details about it are here: tricorder.org/eric/uplink.html. From my perspective, there are two main barriers: 1) It's hard to explain to customers who are used to the cu
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11y ago
Yes. It sounds like that was the linchpin. It was an indie app so we didn't have much of a marketing budget other than producing a basic video. Nice execution. Hats off to them.
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11y ago
Wow, I have an app that also does this on Google Play. Maybe I should rebrand it and try again...
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11y ago
The most important lesson they learned was to never pick up what looks like a used tissue. I doubt that this is the first time 6 men wasted a year of their life playing CounterStrike. But it's probably the first time 6 men wasted a yea
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11y ago
Maybe in theory, but in practice today it's already server-trust.
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11y ago
Has Google or MS said if they will import the root LE cert into their respective browsers?
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12y ago
timber companies? If his tree bombs work this could be hugely profitable.
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12y ago
Their strategy to handle this business risk was to ...accept it? It seems kind of shortsighted given twitter has ALREADY did a version of this to a bunch of other companies/apps. At it's core, what twitter provides is no big deal.
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12y ago
Here. I clicked through. http://3dmol.csb.pitt.edu/doc/index.html#toc2
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12y ago
For Java: I made a little github project that transfers Mozilla's recommended OpenSSL cipher names into JSSE names: https://github.com/ericbets/rec-ciphers Feel free to incorporate it jvehent...
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12y ago
No. Steam and the (Apple, Google, etc) App Stores exist for a reason - Mozilla's colossal failure. I can't count the number of times I have been out somewhere with my top of the line android phone, loaded a responsive HTML5 webpag
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12y ago
Thanks for this, Chris. Could you publish a list of projects w/descriptions? That would be great for others (gitlab?) who might want to host / cherry-pick / curate the collection a bit more than that.
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Ask HN: Will Intel phones let me release my own phone?
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12y ago
I just went through a 2 month ordeal with my ISP trying to get basic service. It's working now so I think it's resolved for the moment but I don't have much faith in them. Unfortunately I'm expecting further outages. I
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12y ago
It's not what sort of role you should be looking for. It's what sort of people you should be looking for. Obviously you need business & tech ppl. Since you like doing both, just find the best hire you can right now and take o
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12y ago
Spoiler: No one photoshopped a keyboard into an iconic Bruce Lee pose photo for this image. Lazy.
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12y ago
I think you are citing the exception(s) to the rule. Most GMs are stronger than IMs imo. I don't think it's psychological. I have played players (GM and otherwise, including other untitled players like myself) that I know are so
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12y ago
It says it uses a 3rd party service. Can you clarify why OSM isn't dogfooding it's own router? Though I'm a huge fan of OSM that sounds like a bit of a let down.
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12y ago
Grandmasters blunder more often than this. I would venture to say that what correlates with blunders more so than rating is time. Error rate goes way up in Blitz and Rapid. IMO the more interesting thing about chess skill at the top is how
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12y ago
I thought these Baytrail based ones would be cool: http://liliputing.com/2015/02/beelink-preps-three-intel-mini... How great would those (USB3) be for bare metal hosting service. But it turns out they are only goi
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12y ago
Yes, especially if you are discussing it in the context of a VC round. After all you are getting your shares after...
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12y ago
Did Inbox use this framework or JsInterop?
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12y ago
I read this and thought - Oh, so the cabbie is supposed to go limp when a robbery occurs; what a uniquely Japanese style solution. But it's not that at all. Gypped again.
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12y ago
I got this impression too. After hearing about it (again) on HN I joined #tribler a few days ago and asked a few questions about some of their crypto choices. whirm (who seems like a really nice guy) was pretty upfront that he wasn't a
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