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by manuelflara 8y ago
I work for a company in the podcast hosting space and dynamic insertion in real time during downloads is something a few companies provide, including us. Actually one of our products[1] is just a "plug in your RSS feed and we'll g
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by manuelflara 8y ago
Things rings painfully true
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by manuelflara 8y ago
Agreed. Not sure how long ago your interview was, but I remember seeing plug & play services that would add affiliate codes to links of any site via a JS snippet even 10 years ago. A friend who ran a blog network used it.
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by manuelflara 8y ago
AdWords?
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by manuelflara 8y ago
If the US government really wanted those loopholes closed on its corporations, they'd close. But just like Wall Street regulations, higher taxes for the mega rich, etc. this would totally go against the interests of those who actuall
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by manuelflara 8y ago
As a European who has been a few times to both NY and SF, SF seems a lot more European to me. But couldn't tell you why exactly. I guess SF is more relaxed in many ways and NY is way too intense (which I love, but it's not somethi
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by manuelflara 8y ago
Insider trading only applies to publicly traded companies.
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by manuelflara 9y ago
Is this correct? Because all this time I was wondering about this scandal: apparently, this all started because someone had some app or website which got downloaded by a few hundred thousand FB users (who gave access to their info), and som
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by manuelflara 9y ago
"We're changing this to comply with a court order / settlement." seems fine to me. I don't think anyone would be angry at them, since they didn't want to do the change nor would be "lying" to users ab
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by manuelflara 9y ago
Probably because a PHP "app" can be installed in the vast majority of hostings' super easily, while Golang and Elixir would take a lot more effort for the average user (even if technically savvy).
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by manuelflara 9y ago
A similar one IMO would be Buffer. Remote, extremely transparent, treating their employees and customer well, etc. One big difference is that Buffer, while initially bootstrapped, did eventually raise VC money, while Basecamp famously never
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by manuelflara 9y ago
I think exactly the same way. I'm not sure if Jobs were still alive, we would've seen any revolutionary products that we otherwise haven't. But I'm SURE, he wouldn't not greenlighted a camera that sticked out of the
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by manuelflara 9y ago
http://founderpact.com It's not making any revenue so any offer will be considered. It's a tool for helping inexperienced founders avoid common mistakes when starting a business with someone, both legally and in terms
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by manuelflara 9y ago
To mw, the most underrated success factors that seemingly nobody talks about (probably because it goes against the motto of "be smart & work hard and you'll be successful" that we all want to believe), are being lucky and
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by manuelflara 9y ago
I had clicked, in fact I knew the site already, but I thought it was only a directory of cities ranked by several metrics. Nice!
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by manuelflara 9y ago
What's the business model? Job postings on https://remoteok.io ?
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by manuelflara 9y ago
I never got to play Civ 1 but Civ 2 was one of the first games I ever owned and played endlessly. Its soundtrack still brings back those feelings.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C55Ae3apn5s
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by manuelflara 9y ago
Several friends who have done MBAs have all told me the same thing: When you do an MBA, you pay for two things. First, for the network of alumni. Second, for the badge in your resume. In both cases, obviously the more prestigious the school
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by manuelflara 9y ago
For example, automatically importing events I have on Facebook
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by manuelflara 9y ago
Care to share links to Amazon for those shirts?
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by manuelflara 9y ago
Not OP, but as an iOS alternative I use Fantastical, but lacks several important features that Sunrise had. Still looking for a real alternative.
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by manuelflara 9y ago
So where is that e-money coming from? You must be linking something... a bank account perhaps?
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by manuelflara 10y ago
Huh.. wasn't the iPhone RED and the new iPads released a couple of days ago? Why is the store down again?
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by manuelflara 10y ago
http://founderpact.com It's not making any revenue so any offer will be considered. It's a tool for helping inexperienced founders avoid common mistakes when starting a business with someone, both legally and in terms
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by manuelflara 10y ago
This reminds me of Chuzzle[1], a cute puzzle game by PopCap (makers of Zuma, Pebble, Plants vs Zombies etc) that, when you tried to quit the game, it'd show you one of the furry creatures with googly eyes, asking you if you really want
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by manuelflara 10y ago
Are you looking only for Germans speaking developers?
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by manuelflara 10y ago
Wether we like it or not, automatization is going to eat many, many millions of jobs over the next few years. Taxi/bus/truck drivers (self driving cars), fast food staff[1] and thanks to tech like Amazon Go's, also regular st
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by manuelflara 10y ago
I believe the post was prior to Dropbox doing YC.
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by manuelflara 10y ago
http://founderpact.com It's not making any revenue so any offer will be considered. It's a tool for helping inexperienced founders avoid common mistakes when starting a business with someone, both legally and in terms
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by manuelflara 10y ago
Or paid someone to create content.

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