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inmygarage
14y ago
Protip: If you're searching in the app store, don't type "The Magazine", it won't come up. Instead use "The Magazine Marco" if you want to download.
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Like the Supercomputer It Is
(amandapeyton.com)
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Announcing Hack+Startup with Facebook
(sneakerheadvc.com)
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14y ago
There is definitely automation, but it's far from ubiquitous and there are huge swings from industry to industry. Some industries are much farther along than others. Also, if automation is almost everywhere how come Foxconn has 1.2 millio
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14y ago
Perhaps "democratized" would have been a better way to describe it - the point of that sentence was to convey that you don't always need a huge pile of cash or specialized equipment to make software these days. Major software absolutely req
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OP here - you are right and I'm sorry if that line came off as flippant, certainly wasn't meant that way. I was trying to get across just how far the barriers have come down in the past 15 years or so.
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APIs for Manufacturing
(amandapeyton.com)
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When raising money, never need a yes and never, ever be surprised by a no
(sneakerheadvc.com)
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Grand St. Reimagines Retail for Personalized Tech
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Hardware Disruption: Same Movie, Different Era
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Earth to NBC: The Internet is here
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14y ago
Hypothetically let's say you reach the $500K goal. That is enough for a small team to survive for 12-18 months. Ongoing, will I have to pay $50 per year to use this service at the member level? The reason I am happy to pay Github $25/month
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To Subscribe Or Not Subscribe? That Is The eCommerce Question
(techcrunch.com)
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The Entrepreneur’s Dilemma
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A Stroll Through the Craigslist-Crusher Startup Graveyard
(amandapeyton.com)
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Just because you can type does not mean you can code
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The Peer-to-Peer Universe
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Text it to Me – My Favorite Sleeper Feature
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Hulu Puts Gun To Own Head: May Require Proof of TV Subscription
(techdirt.com)
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P2P Mobile Payments and the Dinner Table Challenge
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Yep. I use disqus because there isn't an alternative that does a good job of keeping out spammers. I guess that's another angle entirely - that we use the "social stack" as a way to band-aid more obvious and pressing problems like "FREE IPA
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On Anonymity
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Use It or Lose It
(thingsthatscarelaurenleto.tumblr.com)
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Instagram could have beat Facebook
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Instagram Acquisition is Huge for Mobile-Only Entrepreneurs
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This is very reminiscent of Google/YouTube circa 2006. When Google bought YT it was a small team of people and a pretty nascent product that people really loved, and the usage numbers were out of control. They left the product mostly untouc
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Facebook Accuses Yahoo of Infringing on Patents, and files a counterclaim
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The assumption that people who pay $99 for a prototype are "cheapskates" who don't understand mobile development completely ignores the fact that the market for mobile development is growing like crazy in so many different directions and i
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This could end up as great lead generation for a mobile development shop. Once the customer sees what $99 buys, it's likely that he or she will want changes and probably some design work. If you can pull together a group of designers and de
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Short-Term Apps For Users Vs. Long-Term Businesses For Clients
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