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motoko
19y ago
Retool it to porn and you may have yourself a viable web business. Otherwise? Nice portfolio app.
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motoko
19y ago
so fluffy
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motoko
19y ago
This just off the newsreels: Gattaca HQ, USA: Crew member dies of heart condition on Titan Mission, investigation pending
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motoko
19y ago
Except one about web technologies. Have you ever bought a Ruby on Rails book?
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motoko
19y ago
This isn't the place to discuss the business itself, but our product isn't software. We simply conduct business over the internet. So, for example, instead of writing/installing/debugging a shopping cart, we just posted Google Checkout butt
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motoko
19y ago
Threw out something as fast possible to credibly sell our product, we've made some sales, and now we're going back and fixing everything / adding infrastructure & features. We also secured a small seed round of funding ---enough to last
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motoko
19y ago
God, I actually read this. What the hell is wrong with me? I need a life. ...meh INTERNETS FIGHT!
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motoko
19y ago
Hey, I absolutely agree with you. I also think that McDonald's tastes like puke, but they run one hell of a franchise business.
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motoko
19y ago
Your secret that it took 20 developers to make an online todo list for yourself with no plans to make money?
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motoko
19y ago
Would he still be a "rogue" if he made the bank $7 billion?
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motoko
19y ago
This is something that we've discussed. Actually, we've left the site looking "barebones" as an explicit design decision. People can be put-off by something "too slick," especially when you position yourself as a simple, single-product comp
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motoko
19y ago
They take away your Science Sounding Licence (SSL) if you fail to meet your TLA quota.
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motoko
19y ago
Despite your crudeness... that's actually not a bad idea...
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motoko
19y ago
I very confidently estimate your risk of getting diabetes to be exactly 34.57%. That will be $100, please. Oh... you mean accurate? Well, I'm confident that you don't.
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motoko
19y ago
1) Oh, I should read and study these 2) uhh... I'll bookmark this to look at later 3) [and I never open that webpage again]...
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motoko
19y ago
MIT recently changed their curriculum from Scheme to Python. If it's good enough for MIT...
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motoko
19y ago
I'm getting tired of this suck-up ego parade about "how everyone sucks (except 'us')."
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19y ago
I like the RESTful Web Services book because it discussed how to design an API and why, not just the functions you'd need to wire an API together.
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motoko
19y ago
When I was a student, I had a big problems with Fifth Third. Really stupid stuff like "unresolvable computer errors." I had to close an account and re-open it to solve the problem. Needless to say, I didn't keep that new account open for lo
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motoko
19y ago
What's wrong with their website design? I liked it. I see _some_ merit about complaints about iffy low resolution handling, but the design is good.
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19y ago
I was going to say something snarky about "users" being the currency of the Internet... but you _can_ buy, trade, and sell them...
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motoko
19y ago
> Another one is building one's protocol as a layer on top of webdav. Sorry for being a noob, but where does this come from and why is it bad?
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19y ago
This sounds like "if it takes more effort, it must be better" nonsense. Further, I didn't see any mention of a control group. Are the children simply acting like children, or have their analytic skills actually deteriorated because of Inter
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motoko
19y ago
Not much substance here... I'll wait for the article that announces an actual theory next time.
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motoko
19y ago
Q. Why does misery and inequality seem to coincide with technological progress? A. Because the dead don't fill surveys.
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19y ago
MS Office is a better application overall unless you need a specific feature of Google Docs like "free," "no install," and "easier to collaborate remotely." None of these apply at a big company.
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19y ago
A PC productivity suite's main competition was pen and paper. An online productivity suite is similar (by design) to existing PC applications. One must be a PC user before an Internet user. Yes, there is a market, and it's growing, but it's
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motoko
19y ago
Funny, but not entrepreneur-related. Also, no it doesn't.
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No Deal: First experience from the investing side :(
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19y ago
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19y ago
YouPorn.com: the best of "web 2.0"
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