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37signals chat with founders of skinnyCorp (Threadless) & Connected Ventures (Vimeo)(37signals.com)
3 points by joshwa 20y ago|0 comments
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by joshwa 20y ago
it corresponds to comment score
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by joshwa 20y ago
yeah, because there are no unscrupulous ways of elevating one's pagerank...
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by joshwa 20y ago
My understanding (after watching the "Snakes and Rubies" video of DHH and the Adrian Holovaty) was that Django is for best for content-centric sites, while Rails is for apps... http://www.djangoproject.com/snakesandrubies/
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by joshwa 20y ago
tagging is coming, saith the founders... that should solve a lot of those problems
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by joshwa 20y ago
dupe: http://news.ycombinator.com/comments?id=1191
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An OpenID is not an account!(simonwillison.net)
9 points by joshwa 20y ago|6 comments
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by joshwa 20y ago
red paper clip as marketing strategy... I guess the internets like the little-guy-long-shot story... http://oneredpaperclip.blogspot.com/
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by joshwa 20y ago
Ooo good PG video. Will be bookmarking this one...
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by joshwa 20y ago
Would love to see the "inbox" feature of reddit, so I can see when one of my comments has been replied to. Or simply an email or RSS notification... you wanted to spark the discussion, right? So give me a way of knowing if I've
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by joshwa 20y ago
downvotes on articles might help... There are a bunch of posts from an adsense farm that I'd like to flag/downvote.
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by joshwa 20y ago
I've been thinking about this in relation to my startup-- it would be great to have a really low-friction way for my users to create accounts, and to say, "well, if you already have an AIM account or a LiveJournal account, just use
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by joshwa 20y ago
option to open articles/comments in a new tab by default? bookmarklet set (I often use my "reddit this" bookmarklet to get back to the comments page for an article I've clicked)
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by joshwa 20y ago
a YC company
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by joshwa 20y ago
On the user pages it'd be useful to see their comments as well as their submitted articles...
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by joshwa 20y ago
don't know if this particular speech applies so much to consumer-facing internet companies-- his first mantra is "sales comes first", and he tells the story of how he sold a bunch of software before the product even existed. Some of
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by joshwa 20y ago
>[edit: handily, though, there is an option to edit the title of a submission] well, there's one improvement over reddit...
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by joshwa 20y ago
in the future, submitters please post mp3 warning... though a domain indicator would have worked in this case. pg?
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Here's a community for matching angel investors with startup companies - lots of brick & mortar, but maybe useful?(gobignetwork.com)
5 points by joshwa 20y ago|0 comments
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Important Questions Startup Co-Founders Should Ask Each Other(onstartups.com)
19 points by joshwa 20y ago|1 comments