mygo

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by mygo 8y ago
Last year they released the native video upload feature for youtube, facebook, and twitter. They have now added it for LinkedIn
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Vimeo now lets users upload native videos to LinkedIn(vimeo.com)
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by mygo 8y ago
what exactly do you need seed money for? what’s its purpose? Is it to keep you eating so that you can finish building the app? IMO you need proof that people actually want this thing. I wouldn’t write another line of app code. put up marke
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by mygo 8y ago
judging by the fact that you said computer desktop icons instead of browser tabs, you’re probably a developer
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by mygo 8y ago
This is also consistent with my findings. You can go anywhere if you look like you’re supposed to be there. Biggest life hack I know. Hi-vis is good for events / venues. Being over-dressed can be good too — wear a suit and carry a clip
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by mygo 8y ago
I mean, I hope people would want to do that. Otherwise the people doing it are the ones who don't.
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by mygo 8y ago
I can make it happen. What would you give?
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by mygo 8y ago
> I wasn't sure since their forum is invite only. Did they announce this somewhere? They announced it on their invite only forum. > Perhaps they are taking a break from subform to work on sketch.systems. That’s exactly what they’
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by mygo 8y ago
> A product that I've been keeping an eye on is Subform Dude, hate to be the bearer of bad news, but subform shut down, during beta. I also was keeping track of it and hoping it would launch. sketch.systems is created by the same pe
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by mygo 8y ago
very nice. anything to convince my clients that they shouldn't be using cheap email hosting with weak spam filters
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by mygo 8y ago
I’ve seen this discussion pop up before in other frameworks I have used as they evolved over time. Interestingly enough my favorite framework went from being very magic to being less magic and more explicit and verbose. I liked it better wh
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by mygo 8y ago
I don’t think this has too much to do with Burning Man. If he had even invited her to travel to a business conference with the intent to get laid it would have been the same deal.
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by mygo 8y ago
This is so always the case. Sometimes a business that is not a pure meritocracy may have managers who got the management gig because they’re someone’s relative or from some non-work-related connection. They may be afraid they’ll be exposed
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by mygo 8y ago
It's not the same conflict of interest, but of a different class. It's all about managing future expectations. Equity implies future profits being predicated on the success of the stock. And so current actions are influenced by
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by mygo 8y ago
I once wrote a purely academic article about election map data visualization and after it got picked up by Fast Company it was amazing how some people in the comments were convinced that it was written to further some sort of political agen
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by mygo 8y ago
why not pet a cat? what did the cat do to them? is 42 anti cat? just kidding. see how easily conspiracy theories form?
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by mygo 8y ago
> It might just be because those models sell the most, so there are more around to be stolen, or maybe there is more demand for stolen parts because they sell more. Well, it’s both. They’re two sides of the same coin. Hard to have a thri
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by mygo 8y ago
Invented? How do you know it didn’t exist before?
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by mygo 8y ago
I'm not sure these are opt-out. I think they're opt in. I have the latest iPhone (well, it was the latest until this fall ) on the latest non-jailbroken firmware and have used an iPhone since the 5s. I go to coffee shops often. Th
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by mygo 8y ago
Publish a paper with the mathematical proof. “probably not” is neither here nor there. The main argument from your link is nobody has found an efficient algorithm for any of the 3,000+ studied problems after all this time. And yet it’s also
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by mygo 8y ago
You’re correct, but I’m gonna have to nitpick your nitpick and say that NP-complete problems have not been proven (or disproven) to be in P. “Probably not” is an opinion.
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by mygo 8y ago
x.y.z@gmail.com and xyz@gmail.com are two entirely different email addresses. It just so happens that Google decides to treat them as the same for incoming mail. Apple is under no obligation to treat them as the same. Neither is any other w
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by mygo 8y ago
I reckon they’re doing what people from some parts call a commission Paying for a license won’t get you customers but paying for referrals will
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by mygo 8y ago
> And the .01% of crypto that aren’t scams/worthless are being used to buy drugs. fiat currency is being used to by drugs as well... Is there no better measure for the utility of a currency than people actually using it to trade fo
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by mygo 8y ago
buy the one from PrivaCorp No PrivaCorp? Make / fund PrivaCorp and migrate after a stable Beta Normally we don’t care about our online privacy (proof is in the pudding with facebook et. al) so historically there isn’t a big enough mark
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by mygo 8y ago
haha this was also one of my tactics. Even when I’d speak to someone one on one I’d slip their name into the conversation. I think most people like hearing their name being said so even when I slipped their name into things that people norm
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by mygo 8y ago
why not use something like Little Snitch or even TripMode to add opt-in functionality for all apps trying to make network connections?
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by mygo 8y ago
In my college days we were brutally honest when we had forgotten someone’s name. It was such a large school that if you simply stepped outside every day you met someone new all the time, one way or another. Many people you would only meet o
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by mygo 8y ago
published timestamps. another vestige of the earlier blog web. You can thank SEO for that. Something about older content being less "relevant"
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by mygo 8y ago
If someone slides my key under the door I’m changing the locks Which I guess is something a gray hat would be happy to see

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