mpstx

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Making things concise in swift(mattorb.com)
1 points by mpstx 12y ago|0 comments
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by mpstx 14y ago
Does anyone know existing sites already doing this? I find myself not getting a lot of value out the news sites I peruse lately, and would gladly pay for something that is put together with more 'care' and a focus on journalism over sensati
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Competition for this? Paid, Daily news site focused on context and quality. (venturebeat.com)
3 points by mpstx 14y ago|2 comments
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by mpstx 15y ago
Totally sympathize. It can indeed be frustrating. The top lists aren't exactly structured to facilitate finding the best apps for a kid given their current developmental stage. You can google some resources and lists online, find some cu
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by mpstx 15y ago
A plea to parents purchasing iPad Apps for children: Stop buying apps that do stuff like this. If you see that an app has a $99 in-app berry purchase, don't download or buy it. If you see that an app encourages children to poke and sling an
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by mpstx 17y ago
+1 I used domai.nr as well, but less frequently than the other two mentioned. Domai.nr is great for finding shorter names and creative variations of longer ones.
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Cheap or free web-based tools for your web startup(blog.flexvite.com)
129 points by mpstx 17y ago|53 comments
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Lowest maintenance&cost, legal 50/50 split startup in US?
1 points by mpstx 17y ago|0 comments
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by mpstx 17y ago
Additionally: - What is his opinion of the risk/reward trade-off in attempting to do lots of co-marketing between early stage companies? - Is any publicity good publicity when you're small?
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by mpstx 17y ago
I've adopted a strategy (on flexvite.com) where I test and push each change immediately, but periodically roll-up and announce a list of changes since the last roll-up. I'm still calling these roll-up summaries 'releases' on the web site si