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by jordhy 15y ago
Great idea. I suggest you build in audio messages to organize voicemails for your loved one.
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by jordhy 15y ago
I use rescuetime.com, manage several todo lists in Bento and also keep a journal using something called Dayone. In terms of code, Versions tells me how fast I'm going, but nothing like Basecamp to track a project's progress. Hope that helps
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by jordhy 15y ago
Wow. That's really good. Impressive. I'll try this!
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by jordhy 15y ago
I like you concept, but already use Bump. How is this better/easier than Bu.mp?
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by jordhy 15y ago
It looks very nice, where can we buy/download?
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by jordhy 15y ago
I guess the PR scenario has become more complex with the popularization of social channels, social intent and social influence tools. Also, the fragmentation of communications means the PR manager needs to keep track of more campaigns, peop
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by jordhy 15y ago
Like every artist he died too soon. People to involved in their crafts forget the mundane details of day to day life. They also forget to seek care because they think they are different. But we're all humans.
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by jordhy 15y ago
Essentially, if you don't have a proven business model you're still a start-up. Look at color.com for example, 41M in funding but a very bumpy start. Money and quantity of investors are just small pieces of the pie.
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by jordhy 15y ago
This problem is fairly common. I've runned into many Math Olympiad winners whose accomplishments and technical drive are without par but hesitate to start companies even after having good ideas/plans. The problem with these people (and I sh
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by jordhy 15y ago
I use pinboard. It's really good.
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Why People in Cities Walk Fast(m.theatlanticcities.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
This is very true. Also, the software development process is very empathetical. We need to be in constant touch with the end user and make sure we're pushing for the right features. In regards to your second point, I think we should optimiz
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Introduction to Haskell Video Lecture, Stanford(freevideolectures.com)
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Internet accounts for 4.7% of U.S. economy(money.cnn.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
Compliments on the execution of your site, platform and branding. This is well deserved success. Keep pushing and reapply to YC, I you want to, you'll make it!
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by jordhy 15y ago
The article it's ok, but this is just a permutation of the roles first outlined in the Mythical Man Month (lawyer, surgeon, organizer, etc).
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by jordhy 15y ago
Agreed, but this is also a shame. So many exceptional people don't have a chance to get hired because we're fitting the process towards the median of the distribution. Isn't there a system to recruit and develop truly great people?
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Kirill Makharinsky on Startup Research(vimeo.com)
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How to Deliver a Great Presentation Like Steve Jobs(labnol.org)
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by jordhy 15y ago
Many factors make Bing SEO different. Since Bing doesn't crawl as many pages as Google, they are more harsh on low quality sites and links coming from "content farms". Specifically, Bing is: - Less likely to find results in forums - Harsher
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by jordhy 15y ago
Google's claim on this subject is that they not only use PR or popularity of pages that link to you but also their authority (or domain relevance). So a link from Stack Overflow would count more for a search term like "learn to code" than s
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6 Venture Capital Blogs Everyone Should Read(forbes.com)
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Writing modern C++ code: how C++ has evolved over the years(channel9.msdn.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
What about a Capuccino machine... and as many Macs as you can afford.
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by jordhy 15y ago
Congratulations. I see you make great comments. Well deserved!
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IT Consumerization, the Cloud and the Alleged Death of the CIO(wired.com)
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The European crowfunding revolution(siliconrepublic.com)
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by jordhy 15y ago
I agree. This statement seems like an overreaction of Yammer's CEO.
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by jordhy 15y ago
I agree. This looks like they were testing some hypotheses and they didn't prove to be true. Maybe the engagement metrics just weren't there.
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by jordhy 15y ago
Try to create a circle of influence and use it to your advantage. Make a list of friends, professors and developers that can refer your product. Then, wen timing is appropriate, create something free, relevant and sharable (like an invitati

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