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by puredemo 17y ago
These principles hold true for pretty much all social software, not just universities.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Well, if CD sound quality is good enough..
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by puredemo 17y ago
Attendant: Can I get you something? Jiveman #2: S'mo fo butter layin' to the bone. Jackin' me up. Tightly. Attendant: I'm sorry I don't understand. Jiveman #1: Cutty say he cant hang. Woman: Oh stewardess, I speak jive. Attendant: Ohhhh, go
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by puredemo 17y ago
Nominated for most important article of the day.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Yeah we all know everything should look shiny and web 2.0 not corporate.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Link seems to have been edited to point from "Natural News" to Reuters.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Well, for starters, I'm not quite sure you would want to call it HackCo. The typical client is not going to have a good conversation with their director about hiring a company that calls themselves HackCo. The perception of the term "hacke
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Karma points?
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Too... many... good... articles... Head explodes
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by puredemo 17y ago
Yep, I never look forward to being asked that question. "I work for a social services startup that indexes mental health service providers into an easy to find format for end users." Blank stare "It's like an online directory." Oh Ok
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by puredemo 17y ago
I would think it would be fairly difficult to lump all startups together for a development process like this. For instance, some startups are marketing to a very broad userbase, others to a tiny niche community. Customer development proces
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Money?
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Actually, they are quite exceptional. Craigslist gets more traffic than either Amazon or Ebay and those companies respectively have 16,000 and 20,000 employees.
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Ironically it took a ridiculously long time for this article to load.
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Great preview of an upcoming feature. But how long will it be before this will be able to go into production as relatively bug free? Years?
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by puredemo 17y ago
Almost all of these examples go back to one major attribute: persistence.
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Excellent article about creating a niche community within an underserved market. I'm not sure the success here is as much about the platform as it is about the brilliant utility of the site to its members.
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by puredemo 17y ago
Note to web developers and bloggers: Even if I enjoy an article you wrote I still don't want a lightbox frame to popup asking me to subscribe. I'm more than capable of adding you to my RSS reader myself without popups k thx.
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Because these are obviously the best web companies around.