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iantimothy
15y ago
I love the idea. Just some thoughts. 1. What if the URL I want people to like is not Open Graph ready. Then what's shared looks ugly on the news feed. I know this is supposed to be my job to take care of, but when creating a campaign, th
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Is an individual's freedom to do something more important than another individual's freedom from something? My country takes a rather paternalistic view on this but like I said, i am casually optimistic that things will change and we as a
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15y ago
We aren't a police state. We enjoy different kinds of freedom. Sure, previously some of the 'freedom to' stuff was clammed down upon,but the recent elections showed that we might be moving forward in the right direction. I am casually optim
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iantimothy
15y ago
Hello from Singapore! And welcome to the family. Hope to meet you at echelon2011.
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15y ago
A question. Is there a way for anyone to know their laptop is taking photos of them? Be it a Mac or a PC. And is there a way to know if my computer is transmitting those images. I wonder whether such apps can be installed by malicious i
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iantimothy
16y ago
Thanks for this!
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iantimothy
16y ago
I can't remember where I got this quote from, but early on I learned that there are basically three ways to beat the US in technology: 1. The Japanese Way - Innovate By Leapfrogging. 2. The Indian Way - Innovate By Piggybacking. 3. The Chin
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16y ago
As a developer based in Singapore, it seems that PayPal is the best option. Would like to ask the international developers what options have they used and to the US based companies - when are you bringing your awesome services internationa
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16y ago
It seems like everyone thought the goal was "How do we charge for content" instead of "How do we provide value that people are willing to pay for content".
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Adding A Game Layer To Daily Deals
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
Update: The fix has been pushed to the Beta servers.
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16y ago
Some background: Facebook made a change to allow the use of iFrames in Facebook Page tabs. The development roadmap stated that no new FBML apps would be allowed by the 11th of March and Facebook encouraged developers to create iFrame appli
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Be Careful When Following Facebook's Development Roadmap & Recommendations
(bugs.developers.facebook.net)
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What about.me did for profiles (facebook), it seems this is a similar take on songs (myspace). It is interesting really ... I had musician friends share their songs by sending a public box.net URL. This would have worked so much better fo
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About.me For Songs - 1 Song. 1 Site. 1 URL.
(viinyl.com)
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16y ago
What's interesting is that companies were already creating incentives for people to like a page, check-in to a place, post to a wall ... Now, not only do they have to create incentives for these actions to take place, they have to pay Faceb
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16y ago
I don't know about the rest, but for: 1. Gmail - The history makes it seem like an internal project that became public. Wasn't started to beat some new hot startup earning the attention of the fawning public & investors; wasn't built t
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iantimothy
16y ago
Maybe because ultimately doing a clone means you are fighting for a percentage in what is already a fixed pie? Google as a company definitely has the smarts to create a new market.
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16y ago
It seems to me that with this launch, Google has become more like Microsoft when Google was gaining some sort of ascendancy - a juggernaut that is so afraid of the upstarts that they chase the shadows of the next big thing, in this case Gro
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16y ago
Looks like an implementation of some of the ideas in this article - http://thinkvitamin.com/business/how-to-track-six-key-metric... . Will definitely give your application a look when I create my own SaaS application.
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The interface and mechanics of the site looks like an emerging pattern in data collection to understand the relations between nodes on the social graph. Seems like a throwback to the days when psychologists would show physical cards and as
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Haha. Yes! Growing up with the ubiquity of libraries and books, I found it quaint that finding a book was something considered difficult enough that it was a job of professionals and that a premium was paid for the effort to locate the bo
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When Borders came to Singapore, it became the bookstore with probably the best selection of books in stock. It easily became my favorite place to browse and buy books. Two recent incidents stood out which made me realized that Borders was
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Why Groupon Will Beat Google In Mobile & Local
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The thing about Tim Ferris' solution to improving your life is that it is built on the base of people who cannot work 4 hour work weeks. It is like a Multi-Level Market company, except now with time being sold instead of products. Eventual
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Inefficiency - "You should blame the system that forced you to work within the structure of the 8 hour work day." When you are expected to work 8 hours a day, the problem is not that you fill your time with useless shit and then become unpr
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I've only changed jobs once, but I do talk to enough people who are responsible for hiring to know some of the thought processes. Potential employers want to know your salary so that they can avoid paying you more than required. What's the
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I asked about this a few days ago. This appearing now is just awesome. Would like to say a big thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge.
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One thing I don't understand is the tech pundits' tendencies to implicitly imply that to build the next big company on the web, one needs to stop, kill, destroy, annihilate the last big Internet company. Why can't Facebook be an unstoppable
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16y ago
I think the issue with a unified inbox and the ability to push messages to different channels based on the recipient's choice is that a lot of time, the context of the message depends on the channel i choose to send it with. The world of as
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