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monkeymace
2y ago
Please add showcase and links to live examples of landing pages made with the app.
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The media's expectations of the frequency of disruption
(techblog.rga.com)
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14y ago
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monkeymace
14y ago
It is important be wary of the foundation you build your business on. If you are building the core of your businesses around another company's API service you should be prepared to offer concrete value to that service's users in a way that
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monkeymace
14y ago
thanks for that. PadMapper probably would have been fine if they remained craigslist only. I was watching Ghost Dog: Way of the Samurai last night. In it there are a number of Samurai codes that are highlighted in title cards. One of them w
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monkeymace
14y ago
fixed. thanks.
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monkeymace
14y ago
I am not shy to admit that I enjoy having pageviews (although I don't run ads). I could have done some better research and provided a deeper explication of my thoughts. I just saw a connection between three major 'API' controversies lately
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monkeymace
14y ago
This is the perennial frustration with the immense power of the network effect, a power that all start-ups live and die on. Unfortunately, us humans have a hard time banding together and forming enough consensus to 'jump ship' enmass to a n
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monkeymace
14y ago
You point is valid about the "but they have a right to do X". I think it does provide good discussion however. My point wasn't so much that they have the right to do that, but more about when your playing with another company's API don't ex
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14y ago
It is frustrating that due to network effects, for-profit companies, gain a near monopoly on important data types. YouTube owns video, Craigslist owns classifieds, Netflix owns video viewing, etc. It would be great if there was regulation o
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monkeymace
14y ago
Until I came to visit the comments, I was convinced this could be a hoax/joke site. "Wish you could spawn a human thread to help you? If you have a task, small enough to delegate to someone, then this is it!" (Spawning humans!) "Are you cur
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Link to full unlisted video of Google Maps Event on Youtube
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14y ago
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14y ago
How great would it be if Stumble Upon was pre-seeded with a ton of content automatically mined from your online behavior. Manually curating a relevant stream of content requires alot of energy and effort. Right now, Facebook is the easiest,
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monkeymace
14y ago
Does anyone think this revision of the Facebook Ad Platform is viable? Or would users be freaked out with too much a focus on ads?
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monkeymace
14y ago
Simple. Effective.
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monkeymace
14y ago
I think you nailed it. My feeling is that if its not worth the time or consideration to send someone a email then why bother sharing it at all. The mindless broadcasting/signaling with no real intent seems cheap and not terribly interesting
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monkeymace
14y ago
I like the formula you invoke here. Looking back, if I spent the same amount of time messaging and communicating with people that I spent building an app to facilitating future communication I would be much better off, thought more thoughts
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monkeymace
14y ago
I gave up on keeping on tidy inbox long ago. I have 16,794 unread emails in my Gmail account. I feel like keeping my email organized would easily become a full time job.
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monkeymace
14y ago
In writing a comment on Sacha's blog, I came to the idea of deciding to offer a simple response to support incidents coming from the lowest paying tier. I wonder if anyone has done this and if you think it would work, or be a smart move? Cr