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Grouper (YC W12) is hiring a Product Engineer
1 points by nottombrown 14y ago
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Grouper (YC W12) is hiring a Lead Developer
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Grouper (YC W12) seeks Product Engineer
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Social Hacker? Help us end loneliness
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Apply for a Hack-ation with Grouper Social Club(joingrouper.com)
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Grouper Social Club is hiring a lead developer(joingrouper.com)
1 points by nottombrown 14y ago
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Grouper Social Club is hiring a lead developer
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Grouper Social Club is hiring a senior developer
1 points by nottombrown 14y ago
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by nottombrown 14y ago
I added a clarification to the application that US citizenship is not required.
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Absolutely not a requirement. Awesome Non US citizens should apply.
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Worlds collide in offline social app(blog.joingrouper.com)
7 points by nottombrown 14y ago|0 comments
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Dalton Caldwell, you should move to New York and re-rethink app.net(waxman.me)
96 points by nottombrown 14y ago|39 comments
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Both Maeda and Rand are legends. Ironic that poor design of the ACG site clashed so much with the content of the article. Notes to self: In QA format, place the answers close to the questions they correspond to. Be consistent in
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Cmd-Shift-P is incredibly useful. It lets you intelligently search all the commands. Want to Save-all? Cmd-Shift-P, type 'save' and hit enter. Plus it takes into account any customizations or add-ons you might have put together.
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When they have to change the rules(waxman.me)
49 points by nottombrown 14y ago|17 comments
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by nottombrown 14y ago
First reaction to the current site - There's too much copy. It's good to know your strengths and to be willing to lean on the people that you trust. It's bad to be a pushover. Do you think she got mad because your change made the product le
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Interesting. This is in line with Fred Wilson's recent post. http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2012/07/mobile-is-where-the-growth-i... People see the phone as the application. Individual apps on the home screen are the features.
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Whatever PR firm has been advising him has been doing a superb job. See the framing of his newfound love of social media: "Asked why he had become so active online, Mr. Dotcom said he was using the most efficient way to respond to all the g
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It's a long life in the small Valley(waxman.me)
220 points by nottombrown 14y ago|32 comments
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Failing to find what you're looking for because of a frustrating UI is not positive reinforcement. People stay on the site because it is the largest marketplace and they have no alternatives.
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by nottombrown 14y ago
For the housing vertical. It looked like this. http://www.padmapper.com/
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by nottombrown 14y ago
Agreed. Housing, where location is easily the most important factor, is where Craigslist is least usable as a product. Padmapper's success is a testament to Craigslist's users wanting something better. This is a big middle finger to all tho
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by nottombrown 14y ago
I used the beta to get a last-minute gift for my mom that I wouldn't have otherwise had time for. The app let me find and call the store to confirm that they had the item I wanted before having it delivered. Amazon Prime for everything. Can
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by nottombrown 14y ago
I've used postmates several times and have been consistently impressed with the quality of the experience. The polar opposite of traditional parcel delivery.
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by nottombrown 15y ago
Vitamin D deficiency is extremely common in the US. If you are going to take a single supplement, make it 1000 UI/day of D. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypovitaminosis_D#Cancer That said, if you are going to spend time outside, the benef
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by nottombrown 16y ago
This is absolutely the right way of thinking about the problem. If you can afford to be picky, this filtering saves you time and doubt.