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gsharma
12y ago
It is not down. Just the inbound connectivity has issues. Here is a response from them: We are currently aware of the a DoS attack that is impacting the resolvers in the Fremont datacenter. Our administrators are currently working to resolv
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13y ago
Focus groups can be wrong. "Yellow Walkman" story is appropriate http://www.alexandercowan.com/yellow-walkman-data-art-of-cus... "The moral of the story is that you need natural behavior for quality observati
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13y ago
Unfortunately, not too many buyers read things long pieces of text. Usually things like SSL (the lock in the browser from a user's perspective), trusted seals from well known companies and logos from trusted brands (Visa, Mastercard, e
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gsharma
13y ago
> (3) no interest = less equity at conversion This will be taken care by the market via the caps put on the Safe.
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13y ago
I was confused too. However, I think they are going to bring in-app search (like Android) to iOS. They can always auto index the apps on the device and then send the data to their servers. Alternatively they may also relase APIs for develop
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Why Apple Bought Topsy
(medium.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Thanks, will check out other images.
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13y ago
This is something we can use. I just tried an image and mediacrush gave me a URL of the hosted image. I compared the size of the original image vs the one on MediaCrush. They were both same (130kb) Am I missing something? Or there is nothin
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13y ago
Scalyr folks - Please make the header of the table fixed.
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13y ago
PictureLife manages pricing based on storage. One of the things I liked about Everpix was that it was $5/mo no limits (AFAIK). If you can figure out a no limit pricing that would be great, it doesn't have to be $5/mo. I am al
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13y ago
IMO the content on the site does not reflect it to be 'user acquisition as a service.' Value Prop - I think the site/service is very generic and might need some specific niche. A lead for a plumber is very different than a co
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13y ago
They are back up for me now.
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13y ago
Amazon.com is back up for me.
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gsharma
13y ago
You should checkout this book - http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/95708.The_Now_Habit
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13y ago
It bothers me that neither fastmail or freron have full screenshots of their interface. What reason can they have to not put a tour/screenshots section on the site?
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Machine Learning as a Service
(about.wise.io)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Here is an idea - Pause/freeze the trial period. Initially give a 14 day trial period. If the user does not come back after 2-3 days, send them an email that you have paused their trial for now and it will start running again when they logi
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14y ago
Google Answers is the only service I can think off. I don't think it was popular though.
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HipChat adds a free tier for teams of 5 or less
(techcrunch.com)
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14y ago
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Kraken - Distributed pubsub server from Asana
(github.com)
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Cloudflare's Blog is down
(blog.cloudflare.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
Looks like Wordpress. If it is, use this http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-super-cache/ Edit: Also would recommend using Cloudflare.
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14y ago
Ahh, thanks. I didn't realize it was just a demo. Sounds like a fun weekend project.
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14y ago
Just tried http://nlp.stanford.edu:8080/parser/ it only allows up to 70 characters for parsing.
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14y ago
Looks interesting. fflick.com did this sometime back and were acquired by Google. A feature suggestion - "Enter your email to get weekly notification for movies with more than 80 buzzscore" (where 80 is editable.) An extension to this could
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14y ago
If my math is correct: 2.75% of $10B/yr = $275M/yr. Although they may not be charging 2.75% across whole $10B. I don't think Starbucks would pay 2.75%.
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14y ago
I think there is a lot of great feedback in this thread. Lately I have been helping a family member with setting up their online tools for a spa. Here is my feedback based on that experience: - It was hard for me to find the Signup button.
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14y ago
I am curious to know how you cultivated sense of urgency among employees after this conversation? Did you start sharing more about competition and/or other information? Did you share it directly or massaged the message so the employees don'
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14y ago
Way better than the first version. Still missing things Sparrow is good at: 1. Send & Archive button/setting 2. Option for 'Delete' and 'Archive' on swiping an email in the inbox. 3. Hold to mark as read/unread for an email.
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14y ago
> don't forget ebay and amazon fees add up to 11%-20% True, but comparing Helium with eBay and Amazon is like comparing apples to oranges. Both Amazon and eBay are marketplaces where you get visibility from buyers other than just paymen
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