martinpannier

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by martinpannier 15y ago
Shoot your questions! Here or martin@socialfolders.me
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Planned for Q2 - more to be truly cross-platform than by popular demand, to be frank :)
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by martinpannier 15y ago
The screencast parts are home-made, Screenflow FTW. The first 30" were made by a freelance on Elance.
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Clickable links: screencast: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4s2TFsVezZQ , website: http://socialfolders.me
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Show HN: SocialFolders, "Dropbox for social"
187 points by martinpannier 15y ago|73 comments
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Sorry, but the article says nothing about companies maintaining control for the sake of profits — only the parent developed this point. The article made the point about the lack of composability of iOS, with the Grail of composability being
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Additional thought, because your post is just so wrong. > limitless and powerful computer More like confusing and impairing computer > no way to organize thoughts your way More ways to do so with my iDevice than with any other com
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Most comments in this thread strike me as being anti-"normal users". This is the elite, talking about how they can maintain their elite position.
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by martinpannier 15y ago
The capacity to compose is giving way to the possibility for almost anyone to express his/her creativity in a concrete way. So maybe what you're saying is true, but then iOS is pro-artist and pro-creation. See that 10-yr old Taiwanese "prog
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Key word here is 'Another'. Just do what you want, and if you put all your eggs in one basket, don't complain if at one point its owner purposefully empties it to put his own eggs inside.
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Script to Easily Enable Lightbox on your Tumblr(blog.picuous.com)
1 points by martinpannier 15y ago|0 comments
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by martinpannier 15y ago
In this post I review the different categories of "Rich pictures" (360° product pictures, 3D pictures, Lytro pictures, pictures with product & people tags, etc.) and how we can make their embedding possible. I'm looking to spark a conve
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The <img> Is Not Enough(blog.picuous.com)
9 points by martinpannier 15y ago|2 comments
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by martinpannier 15y ago
The quality of comments on HN seems to be falling pretty quickly. It's a good idea. I think technical founders are probably a little underrated in your model. Otherwise, I don't know if equity calculators are a great solution in general. Th
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by martinpannier 15y ago
I think the question was whether there were sites which stripped you of your copyright privileges , not of your copyright. I've argued elsewhere in the thread that these services cannot strip your copyright. However, if you give a license
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Sorry, but you're wrong. > But has anyone done that? Good examples of paid-for TwitPic photos include pictures in the wake of the Haiti earthquake, or the pictures taken of the Boeing which emergency-landed in the Hudson. > Whey wou
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by martinpannier 15y ago
I think it would be a mistake to confuse the artistic value of something with its monetary value—the two are only loosely coupled. The monetary value here is tied to the rarity of the picture. Sure, it sucks, and it was taken in 2s. But it'
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by martinpannier 15y ago
Flickr doesn't exactly act as an agent for customers; they do however have a partnership with Getty to sell pictures, but as far as I know only a very small percentage of pictures are concerned.
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by martinpannier 15y ago
The TwitPic debacle recently—TwitPic changed their TOS to state that TwitPic could sell their users' pictures without authorization from or revenue sharing with, said user. So, TwitPic?
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by martinpannier 15y ago
That's not exactly true. American "copyright" is not quite the French "droit d'auteur", which, if I'm not mistaken, is what you're mentioning. And then, even the "droits d'auteur" are broken down in the patrimonial rights and the creation a
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by martinpannier 15y ago
You WANT it to be distributed and concede the necessary rights to TwitPic, but that's very different from putting it out in the public domain. You still retain copyright, and normally the picture host shouldn't be able to sell it nor journa
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What you can learn from YouTube vs. Spotify(journal.martinpannier.fr)
6 points by martinpannier 16y ago|0 comments
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by martinpannier 16y ago
Care to tell me what you think of this post then? ;) http://journal.martinpannier.fr/the-267-qualities-all-entrep...
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by martinpannier 16y ago
Thanks. However, I've found the community to be sensitive at times and wanted to know if there were additional implicit rules that are to be respected.
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Hacker News Etiquette
6 points by martinpannier 16y ago|9 comments
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by martinpannier 17y ago
See also this article on AppleInsider : http://bit.ly/aVCuKz I'm not privy to the technical details, but it would seem Apple banning other programming languages than Objective-C etc. was not an ideological decision, but that it was based
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by martinpannier 17y ago
Do you have any examples? And we're not talking about apps which replicate core functionality, call private APIs, or do a bunch of stuff that is forbidden by the developer agreement ...
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by martinpannier 17y ago
UX is subjective, they can't reject apps on that basis. Whether it's written using Objective-C or another language, however, is not. And I'm not defending Apple, here. I don't like where they're headed. But I find this whole 'the program wa
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by martinpannier 17y ago
Sorry about that, I misread. Anyway, given the recent technological breakthroughs in terms of sense of humour, I absolutely trust the brainy researchers who will read this article in 15 years to understand that it's an April Fools.
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by martinpannier 17y ago
a mistaken belief that consistent developer tooling means a consistent user experience Not necessarily, but inconsistent developer tools rarely lead to better UXs than consistent ones. I don't know about you, but I haven't tried a single

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