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PHP People: A Love Letter
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How Many Times Can We Pull the SOPA Card? (Hint: Not Many)
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Has social media created a generation of hustlers?
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agreed - i am shocked they aren't doing this. i understand that they want people to give it a try, but forcing users to either divulge all their information instantly or spend hours deleting manually - this is just hubris on the part of fac
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the part about "don't upload in the first place" is interesting - i wonder if quality/quantity of sharing on facebook changes because people will (consciously or subconsciously) be thinking about the Timeline and how this post will fit in t
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The Real Problem with Facebook's Timeline
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I absolutely did not write the article to piss anyone off - I am a developer who has spent my fair share of time trying to build checkin apps, etc. If anything, the post simply reflects my frustration that I can't use my skills to address
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Platform proliferation is ruining the online marketplace.
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i agree with you. the dmv is a big problem. world hunger is a really big problem.
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i definitely think it's possible.... but i still think it's a pretty big problem when basic medical information is harder to access than last week's restaurant reservation
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that's the point... we are very efficient at getting restaurant reservations or booking flights or doing video chats with random people around the globe, but we can't apply technology to the most basic, fundamental problems that we are actu
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The problem with startups is that they can’t solve the big problems.
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this was a christmas project of mine that i went a little overboard on .... and it has turned into a rudimentary location based app. i would love people to test it out and give feedback. it uses jquery mobile and shows how far this project
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Show HN: TribeMob - location based social network (find hackers nearby)
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Google Analytics - Addictive?
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we hope so! what we don't like about the other services is the neighborhood bucketing... you have to choose a (sometimes arbitrary) label for the area you're looking at and can only browse in that way.... if you live in SF you know that the
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yes, this is endemic to startup culture and it is different from university - at universities, you are part of a collective group trying to graduate. in a startup, you are (for the most part) alone with your cofounder. it's a much more in
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great article. founders need to read this - launching something new is such an emotional rollercoaster and the incredible highs can be matched by devastating lows. any startup involves visualizing a future that doesn't yet exist, and the pa
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We've had tremendous innovation in the medical field - just look at life expectancies over the last few decades. Thiel's argument on transportation is also weak - cars/planes haven't gotten faster but they've gotten much more efficient. The
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Thanks for all the ideas. There is clearly no silver bullet or shortcut but this is some good stuff. Appreciated.
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thanks! good ideas. for #3, have you or others had much success with this strategy? it seems like tech bloggers are inundated with these requests. any tips on how to stand out? or blogs that you'd recommend?
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How do you get (free) publicity for your brand new startup?
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You have to give 99 Designs very clear guidelines and a lot of feedback to get a good result. You may want to call or email your contact person there and tell them you were dissatisfied - they may be able to help. Also, did you "guarantee"
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Write to B. Ask him if he's made any decisions and re-iterate your interest. Treat it as another cover letter - another (very brief) chance to tell him/her why you're a great fit. Good luck!
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thanks for your thoughts. we'd like to have more gatherings/marketplace type stuff on the site but that takes a certain critical mass - people know that on craigslist their ad will be seen. our site is still trying to build traffic. that'
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we never saw your site before we built this, and our ui is entirely different. everyone is doing location right now
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wow, interesting ideas. i love this out of the box thinking!
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thanks for the feedback. we definitely need more users. HN is denying me another post because i'm posting too much but i'm actually curious of social startup hackers on here have good ideas? mashable won't write us up so we're trying to fig
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taps are finicky but they're faster than click events. the iphone waits for a double click on click events - several hundred milliseconds i believe. you can make jqm better by coding very thoughtfully - making sure you transition to a new
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i just realized i wasn't replying correctly earlier - sorry about that - see my response to this above
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