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The Wilderness Downtown(chromeexperiments.com)
1 points by pauldisneyiv 16y ago|0 comments
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
That was a lot of writing. While you may have clarified your views I have to wonder how many will fully read them. That being said - and having read the full piece - you have a view and are attempting to communicate it and that is to be co
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Facebook Courts Its Future Neighbors(online.wsj.com)
1 points by pauldisneyiv 16y ago|0 comments
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
Nice. I like the concept of "best" though it's obviously (purposefully?) vague. What does best mean here? An idea I like, is allowing eateries to accept reservations for specific tables. After the visit the diner could review the actual
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
Interesting - it would be helpful to have a definition of "fast-paced". The phrase is far too vague. I love working very hard (potentially fast) on a product that I'm making great headway on. Perhaps I'm in the zone or I know I need to hi
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
While I agree with the previous comments re: "why are you doing this?" - I wanted to provide some more usable feedback for the product itself. I found the UI to be rather lacking from a new user perspective. The design is nice enough, but
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
Just to be clear - I meant pathetic of the individual turning down employment from Facebook. I do not believe it to be pathetic on the part of Facebook whatsoever - in fact I love their take on the topic.
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
Personalization is hot even outside the social software arena...
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Field Notes: Dry Transfer Notebook(fieldnotesbrand.com)
3 points by pauldisneyiv 16y ago|1 comments
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
"Does Facebook ever miss out on a new hire due to its low titles? Yes, definitely" Anyone else find this to be terribly pathetic?
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
That's correct - or at least it's correct for a certain type of personality and I believe the number of people with that make-up is relatively small. Ironically it's those very people that love finding what is new, different and very often
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
While the close of the story is the most fun - I find myself drawn to the beginning. I haven't been to SXSW but have paid attention to the writings coming out of it over the last few years and increasingly the opinions are that "it's gettin
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by pauldisneyiv 16y ago
This part of the story defines the upside of Y Combinator for me. It isn't the cash or the inevitable writeup in TechCrunch nearly as much as the guidance. There is no anger or disappointment expressed by PG in the story - just straightfor