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by nedwin 15y ago
Was just going to post this. It's by Jake Lodwick of CollegeHumor/Vimeo fame.
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by nedwin 15y ago
Congratulations Dan
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by nedwin 15y ago
Me too. Hats off guys, this is a great sales pitch.
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by nedwin 15y ago
You might also consider putting a "reliability" index next to the users name and allowing users to sort by this index. So if a user often fails to have their calendar up to date they would have a low score. This would be an incentive for th
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by nedwin 15y ago
It's easy to look at the problem with Craigslist and think that to challenge it you should build something which does everything that Craigslist does. AirBNB is a competitor to Craigslist in that it is helping to take it apart piece by pie
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by nedwin 15y ago
Good luck guys, sounds like a great model. Always great to see more innovation in this space.
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by nedwin 15y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. We just booked in a guest who wants to arrive while I'm at work so this would make life a bit easier.
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by nedwin 15y ago
Though if you want the text option it's $5 per month.
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Melbourne, Australia: Hackers Wanted(nativedigital.com.au)
7 points by nedwin 15y ago|0 comments
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by nedwin 15y ago
and replied. Good luck Jan!
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by nedwin 15y ago
You need to get in touch with an account manager. They're actually really easy to deal with if you know the right combination of words, as with most things. We managed to get a clients FB page vanity URL switched from an old page to a new p
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by nedwin 16y ago
Great stuff, going to share this with the interns on Monday.
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by nedwin 16y ago
A great analogy for the small, private mailing lists that seem to be every community's back channel. Thanks for sharing.
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by nedwin 16y ago
still loving this project. both my FB and Twitter account have laser eyes.
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by nedwin 16y ago
I really like the "I want to read / I want to write" UI element. Is that something you guys came up with or discovered somewhere else?
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Show HN: Our intern manual(nativedigital.com.au)
2 points by nedwin 16y ago|0 comments
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by nedwin 16y ago
Why was this downvoted? I'm not a developer, is there some kind of humour I've missed here?
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by nedwin 16y ago
This is AWESOME. Got a link to an example?
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by nedwin 16y ago
I think peoples use of AirBNB is all about their capacity for risk/adventure. A good friend has had hookers and druggies stay at his place through AirBNB, but people who were otherwise quite nice people. Just because they had a different li
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by nedwin 16y ago
While that may be true the comment refers to current perceptions rather than etymology.
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by nedwin 16y ago
We should also stop using the word hacker because most people think it's someone who lives by stealing or breaking into peoples computers; a thief, a criminal etc. </probably unneccessary sarcasm>
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by nedwin 16y ago
I've posted this before but this is where I use my reference for a hustler. http://joeyroth.com/charlatan-martyr-hustler/ It's all semantics at the end of the day but I personally embrace the word hustler and would like to consider myself
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by nedwin 16y ago
Incredibly specific use case. Population of Geelong = 300,000. Percentage of population who are Drupal developers = xx%. Total Linkedin users worldwide = 11 million.
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by nedwin 16y ago
Keeping listings up to date is one of the issues they need to fix but I don't think it's impossible. I think it's a teething problem rather than a problem with the system. I had a similar experience myself - applying for places and finding
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by nedwin 16y ago
I was just thinking about this tonight (we've done some marketing work with an airline). Rather than having to wait 12 months to gain access to the lounge for instance you could gain access to it inside of a month if you check in on one of
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by nedwin 16y ago
Advertising sales is really hard. You can create a marketplace and get connected to a bunch of newsletter publishers but then you need to convince a whole heap of people to give you money. Publishers are also (usually) particular about what
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by nedwin 16y ago
How do you work out what people want? Then how to you change to make sure that your product is targeting the wants of the largest addressable market?
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by nedwin 16y ago
I hadn't seen it before, found it interesting and have also been here for a while.
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by nedwin 16y ago
I'm seeing a lot of negativity around this launch from people asking the question "how is this different from x, y and z". My personal opinion is that you don't need to be that different in terms of functionality if you can make a differenc
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by nedwin 16y ago
Website design and development, sales staff to get the deals to populate the site, customer support staff to keep customers on side, system administrators, a marketing person or team, advertising, PR, office space... the list goes on. Sure

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