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Writing on the Wall: Will Apple Abandon Developers and the Traditional Consumer?(zdziarski.com)
1 points by maurycy 17y ago|1 comments
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by maurycy 17y ago
Quite surprising that other companies do not utilize this observation too much, investing in the ecosystem of their own products and, thus, increasing their value. €150k sounds like a pocket money for Vodafone
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by maurycy 17y ago
Maybe he knew something that others do not?
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by maurycy 17y ago
I believe it is Wojciech Purczynski.
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by maurycy 17y ago
What's better? Rock, paper or scissors? (I can't resist)
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by maurycy 17y ago
What a title! Not that there are few similar services right now (be-a-magpie for instance), and Twitter hasn't collapsed. To even say more, if I remember correctly, @ev is OK with them.
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by maurycy 17y ago
It would be interesting to analyse past articles about IBM and Microsoft and check at what point of the cycle, now with Google, we are. Also, one must realize that there is no such thing as search market, as well as there is no such market
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by maurycy 17y ago
Posterous guys get the credit for all good things that happen under posterous.com subdomains. ;-)
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by maurycy 17y ago
Of course, the game distracted me for an hour. (my results: http://img339.imageshack.us/img339/787/picture1krx.png )
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by maurycy 17y ago
By the way, what are good landing pages you can recommend to study? Ideally, with proved above average conversions.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Because it immediatelly gives a binary feedback whether I'm correct or not.
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by maurycy 17y ago
Finally someone figured it out.
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by maurycy 17y ago
This is very interesting then that Google gave up urge of cheating, and actually follows the rules.
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by maurycy 17y ago
I don't get the Marissa Mayer thread. She asked for stats on Twitter's growth but there is already Google Analytics code on all Twitter pages.
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by maurycy 17y ago
C'mon, people. $5 is less than one visit to McDonalds. And by subscribing with such little amount of money, you support the Internet environment, by increasing number of people paying for digital goods.
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by maurycy 17y ago
What are good resources to learn proper unit testing, by the way? (no offensive; curious)
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by maurycy 17y ago
Upvoted articles are saved. If it is worth saving, it is worth upvoting as well.
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by maurycy 17y ago
What is the problem behind Twitter, by the way?
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by maurycy 17y ago
"two on the way", too.
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by maurycy 17y ago
OpenBSD, Django and code written by Niels Provos.
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by maurycy 18y ago
Maybe being the best does not necessarily mean to be selective? I think that Internet slowly begins to remove the constrains you mention.
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by maurycy 18y ago
We will see. The competition is (nearly) always good.
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by maurycy 18y ago
Does it really matter whether you think faster or better, actually? Life is not a 100m run; more like a marathon.
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by maurycy 18y ago
You'd reject Obama. ;-)
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by maurycy 18y ago
This post does not take into account that before launching you have no idea whether your project is something people want.
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by maurycy 18y ago
But now, at least, you know that your project is something people want. Without launching, you wouldn't know.
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by maurycy 18y ago
It depends on a programming language. In more dynamic programming languages it is easy to create a method that deals with abstract objects, eg iterative ones, and does not have to hold too much knowledge. To say nothing about easiness to te
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by maurycy 18y ago
Are you sure? Hint: agflation.
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by maurycy 18y ago
I made a comment on this more than a year ago. ;-) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=78299
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by maurycy 18y ago
And there's also a fear factor. If you're alone guy, how can you fight against big corporation that is able to spend millions on lawyers?

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