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by milkshakes 17y ago
have you considered building it on a platform that better supports collaboration and/or threaded conversation? a wiki, or forum would be my suggestion
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by milkshakes 17y ago
http://golang.org/doc/go_faq.html#Concurrent_programming "Do not communicate by sharing memory. Instead, share memory by communicating."
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by milkshakes 17y ago
This is news?
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by milkshakes 17y ago
yes i am so very excited about it. they seem to not have embraced the same philosophies i have been exposed to around this community. i'm going to try to share what i have learned there though i dont have much experience applying it
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by milkshakes 17y ago
whats next? now we have a simple, yet functional community based idea incubator. definitely not the ideal tool for the job, but a really good start. We also have startups.com, a stackoverflow type knowledge exchange, focused on startup expe
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by milkshakes 17y ago
two. I would love to help.
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by milkshakes 17y ago
While ideas might not be worth as much as the implementation of ideas, an implementation without an idea would probably be worth less. I think anyone would agree that it's better to start with a good idea than a bad one. I think it will be
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by milkshakes 17y ago
the EFF seems to think so, that's scary enough for me
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by milkshakes 17y ago
for anyone who hasn't seen it, http://www.ted.com/talks/tim_berners_lee_on_the_next_web.htm... provides a nice context
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by milkshakes 17y ago
That's not the point. Though those companies will inevitably exist, there will be others that build more creative, less intrusive/distracting business models. Remember advertising before adsense? Users with purchasing intent are now provide
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by milkshakes 17y ago
I believe that Loopt's aggressive integration with other related sites is a prescient move, as the services that integrate into more external sites in general will increase their relevance and reach. I can't wait to see the list of sites th
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by milkshakes 17y ago
i, for one, would love a version for startup related questions, from logistical, strategic and financial to technical implementation suggestions. something like a more powerful Ask HN. users can respond to questions based on their opinions
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by milkshakes 17y ago
Oh, now i understand. Then distributing it would still work then? (or would have worked i guess). Sorry to belabor that point, I'm just learning about this stuff, and I want to make sure I understand it, and you seem like you might be able
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by milkshakes 17y ago
Yes! You could easily sell users a service that helped them hunt down and delete their old embarrassing geocities sites, if you could figure out a way to confirm that they are indeed the authors. People could use google, but you could put e
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by milkshakes 17y ago
Very interesting. I'm unclear about one thing though -- were the bandwidth caps per account, or per user/session + account? If it's the latter, did you consider distributing the crawlers to other users? Some sort of system where people with
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by milkshakes 17y ago
Can you tell us a little more about yourself? Starting with where you are based and what you (or your friends) use location networks for?
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by milkshakes 17y ago
time to move my email offshore
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by milkshakes 17y ago
so how do i sweet talk a .forward from you? i'm pretty good at baking if that helps
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by milkshakes 17y ago
who said anything about complaining?
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by milkshakes 17y ago
this one pissed a lot of people off, though i thought it was clever. http://gothamist.com/2007/08/16/hangups_about_s.php
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by milkshakes 17y ago
i'll take one, narf at milk shakes dotorg