jonathanberger

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   Accepting the "I could do that in a weekend" challenge(thetimezoneconverter.com)

   96 points by jonathanberger 17y ago|86 comments
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   I've experimented lately with both a company info@ address on a company homepage and personal e-mail on my own homepage. Given Gmail's excellent spam filter, I think the practice of disguising an e-mail address is no longer necessary. I hav
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   @picurio
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. We love Cappuccino too. On 3), 4), 5), and 7) we definitely want to sand the rough edges. We have a "launch early, launch often" mindset though so erred on the side of getting something out. On 6), rooms take a bit
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   We want people to upload all the pics, not just some. Albums are typically for only the "good ones." Example: we had several wedding beta rooms. There were multiple albums for rehearsal dinner, ceremony, reception, and after-party. The grou
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   Nothing preventing it at the moment. Go nuts. :) In seriousness, if we find it's a problem we'd tackle it then. We tried to prevent premature optimization.
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   Thanks for the offer on the beta invitation program. We could actually use that, as we don't have a developed "invite system" yet. I'm jonathan@picurio.com
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   I'm not sure I follow completely - we imagine users to keep the most recent photos that need "swapping" in a room and delete old ones. We've learned that sites attempting to store unlimited photos for unlimited time get costs that are too l
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   by jonathanberger 17y ago

   Right now it's a deep-copy. We have sync with Facebook but if we start to hear from other users like you wanting Flickr we'd want to integrate with that API also. In that case, you wouldn't be re-uploading, rather we'd get them from Flickr'
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    by jonathanberger 17y ago

    Many folks disagreed with their decision to post the Twitter docs, but it didn't affect our decision for launch coverage.
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    by jonathanberger 17y ago

    I'm one of the co-founders and happy to answer any questions. I hope you'll give the site a try.
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    by jonathanberger 17y ago

    What surprised me most about the speech is the particular sentence Page boiled things down to, "Always work hard on something uncomfortably exciting." YC's one-sentence is "Make something people want". Any guesses as to why Page included th
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    by jonathanberger 17y ago

    I have no clue how to resolve this argument. Words put in the right style can have the most meaning to individuals. Ramit uses language everyone can understand. I do infact also wonder if Ramit actually "concretely" helped this guy. But I'd
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    by jonathanberger 17y ago

    Hmm... if I had to choose a personal motto, maybe it'd be "it’s almost time to become desperate" right now. I like Ramit's style of writing. Also thinking about "I'm not hearing you" and "big company"... :)