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My writeup on why I think hotpotato is big for live TV(jonsteinberg.com)
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
Yes I'm not that technical. I find for the casual user that Synaptic and and command line installs can have issues. Also often dependencies are missing which requires me to fish around for whats missing. I think Jolicloud offers significa
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I think this plays into the theme that there is a lot of room for people to be more concise in all forms of communication - especially email.
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All the OS you need which is not much(jonsteinberg.com)
9 points by jonsteinberg 17y ago|5 comments
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Adsense for Google GeoCoupons(jonsteinberg.com)
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I find that people consistently use 10 words to say what can be said in 3.
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Everything is too long(jonsteinberg.com)
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
Pulling data from Graffitigeo, FourSquare, and Brightkite. You can now determine which places are hot where and when. For example, using the drop downs on the right you can find “The most popular places in New York, over all time, at 9 PM
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Where Do Nerds Hang Out? Find Out Here(businessinsider.com)
3 points by jonsteinberg 17y ago|1 comments
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We perfected our simple first product, won the market, and have nothing to do.(jonsteinberg.com)
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Facebook is the new Google(vcmike.wordpress.com)
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Tackling Local Online Advertising - Cutting Carbon Emissions and Geoengineering(jonsteinberg.com)
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Parsing locations tagged with #socialgreat from twitter stream(jonsteinberg.com)
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CarbonCrush - my crush on Carbonmade(jonsteinberg.com)
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
With any of these social platforms there is a small percentage of creators and a large population of consumers. For example, look at Youtube. The same can happen for twitter...a lot of people may just consume the tweets of celebrities or
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Hackable Investing (Hackable Business Development Continued)(jonsteinberg.com)
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Socialgreat's Third Data Source: GraffitiGeo (YC S09)(jonsteinberg.com)
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Why the location based future will be fragmented(jonsteinberg.com)
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What the data from 200,000 foursquare checkins can tell you (Socialgreat)(drop.io)
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I'd point you to two posts, the first is about a role I call "Everything But Code" http://jonsteinberg.com/post/67043520/everything-but-code The second is an extension of the idea, which I call Hackable Business Development. http://jonst
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
The only strong case I see is if you have a small child in the house. We have a 6 month old...and having a landline seemed like a small price for additional security and connectivity if I need immediate access - dont want to boot skype or
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
Would love to pull you guys into socialgreat.com - when/where's the api?
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
The product is extraordinary. I also think its awesome how in the face of them rolling out search on the platform, you upped the value game significantly.
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I bought reMail 1 and just bought 2? this was not a free upgrade? Either way worth it. Downloading everything is very cool. Also is it possible to have multiple accounts in the app? My gmail and IMAP? or 2 gmails - regular and corp.
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I think there are fewer and fewer apps that people need that are not cloud based. The only ones I can really think of for most consumers are the MS Office suite. Any most of these people will be happy with a cloud or open alternative if t
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
As someone who did the MBA, I think it's an incredibly valuable asset but one that is mispriced and too long in duration. I've gotten more experience building apps on elance and trying to build business cases. The valuable insights can be
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by jonsteinberg 17y ago
I've looked at this space a bunch and even played around with building an ubuntu launcher: http://drop.io/piedesktop The deb file is up there. I think that the alternatives to windows work much better on these machines. The ubuntu Netboo