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pea
12y ago
Yeah it's a bit sensationalist: in the mid-2000s most hacker groups were just trollin' and pwning each other instead of trying to spread any political message. There was very little purpose in phrack.ru / h0no (apart from pwn
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pea
12y ago
This is great because a) I don't have to see youtube comments, b) it just keeps playing and seems to pick the ones I want to listen to, c) is simple
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Stop trying to solve abstract problems
(blog.kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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pea
12y ago
I've put them on Kivo, which might be easier to view and so people can annotate them. https://kivo.com/p/h985rFcI
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pea
12y ago
Hey guys, we're around to answer and questions about the product, so just ping us here or help@kivo.com. Cheers!
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You can now annotate images, Word documents online with Kivo
(blog.kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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pea
12y ago
I agree with you in terms of abstraction; I do believe Scala adds a lot to practical programming as well. I feel the community is tainted by a bunch of type-nerds trying to compile their Haskell, and don't care about writing simple, ma
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pea
12y ago
Jesus, look at the difference between EPA and Palo Alto. I knew it was segregated, but amazing what one road can do.. http://imgur.com/JrLzd8X
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pea
12y ago
The documentation also has an aura of "Isn't this all very clever?" This attitude needs to die. Forever. Why the fuck should I need know about contravariance and parser combinators to write a basic web app? I hope this Scala
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pea
12y ago
Yeah I've wasted so much time dealing with code for the wrong version of Play. It's horrendously organised: case in point, the JSON parsing (WTF?)
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On feedback
(blog.kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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pea
12y ago
Hey, we can build Onedrive integration. If you ping me on leo@kivo.com I'd be happy to discuss.
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pea
12y ago
Hey, thanks for reaching out. It's something we are working on. Send me an email, I'd love to chat further: leo@kivo.com
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pea
12y ago
Cheers!
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pea
12y ago
Hey! Great questions: there is a definite need to collaborate online in some form. This 'collaboration' is currently emailing around the versions. We'd like to think if you can make a process that is just as easy as that, you
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12y ago
Hey! Thanks for reaching out. We are a tool online which requires your documents to be in the cloud, but can slot into which cloud storage provider you are using (i.e. Dropbox, Box) easily. Ping me at leo@kivo.com and I'd be happy to w
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12y ago
Hey! So, we store the whole slide. In terms of deltas, we found the easiest way around it was a combination of tracking the slide through it's markup (OpenXML sucks, but you can extrapolate some UUIDs which help with tracking.) A lot o
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12y ago
Hey guys, happy to answer any questions here or on email (leo@kivo.com). Enjoy!
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Kivo now has diffing for PowerPoints
(blog.kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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pea
12y ago
Great job: making Git work outside it's familiar environment is a headache, but such an important problem to solve. It looks like they are some point on the way to doing it with Wordpress, so all the props to them. Keep on keeping on a
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12y ago
Kivo (YC S13) - London We're building Github for documents and have started by creating the best way to store, share and get feedback on presentations. We're a team of three based in Soho, London. You'll be technical hire #2
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12y ago
Hey Mike -- my bad, I just realised that the sign-up button on the blog actually takes you to kivo.com, instead of actually signing you up (and that you have to click sign-up there again). I'll get on fixing this ASAP. Thanks for your
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12y ago
Ah! Cheers!
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12y ago
Thanks for your reply! Sorry our homepage wasn't clear enough: Kivo is a way to annotate presentations and PDFs in the browser. If you want more info, check out the video on the homepage or try the example presentation below it. Re the
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Stop punishing your users
(blog.kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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pea
12y ago
Great! Chuck us on too if you'd like: www.kivo.com/jobs
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12y ago
Hey! Yeah, for now that would work. I can also add in editing if you think it would be useful? Shouldn't take long. If you have any more feedback or feature requests ping me on leo@kivo.com. Cheers!
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12y ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback! 1) Thanks, I will fix that; I agree it is not clear. We accept pptx, ppt, and pdf. 2) With early users, we found that content creation of Word documents can happen relatively easily outside of Word; this is no
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12y ago
Hi guys -- yes, version-control is being added in in the next few weeks. Ping me on leo@kivo.com if you need any help, or have any ideas re what you guys would like it to look like.
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Kivo: Simple document feedback in your browser
(kivo.com)
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pea
12y ago
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