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by randall 16y ago
I tend to use PartyChapp in a similar way, but with GTalk. http://partychapp.appspot.com It's pretty great. It creates persistant rooms for Jabber/Google Talk. I'm a big fan.
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by randall 16y ago
I don't remember the Government forcing Microsoft to keep Office for Mac viable... I think that was Jobs' doing. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Apple_Inc.#The_Micro... I read that Cult of the Mac book, and in it Leander seemed to
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by randall 16y ago
And, they have their own TechCrunch: I believe most writers for ReadWriteWeb are Portland-ers.
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by randall 16y ago
Even if this worked for nationwide wifi, I wouldn't want it. WiFi is a horrible protocol for wide areas... and that's why it wasn't designed that way. Intel's version of WiMax, despite it looking like LTE is the 4g winner, is more analogous
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A Conversation with Ed Catmull, Pixar cofounder(queue.acm.org)
5 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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by randall 16y ago
PS- Ginzametrics rules! In case my upvote wasn't enough of an endorsement.
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by randall 16y ago
Pro tip: Get by the registration / paywall by searching for the article's headline on Google.
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by randall 16y ago
So big broadcast uses this standard called MOS to interoperate between say a video server and a switcher. I've always thought REST would be entirely appropriate, since they're simply exchanging messages. I'm wondering if you have any insigh
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by randall 16y ago
Isn't this the definition of feature creep? Everything devolves till eventually it can check email. [someone more intelligent than me will find the source of that quote... I'm having a tough morning.]
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by randall 16y ago
This is more of a public journal entry than anything, but I honestly don't regret anything. I only dated one girl before the girl who I married, I'm about to have a kid, I've worked with a ridiculous amount of great companies, I had a semi-
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by randall 16y ago
Good luck guys! I liked the idea of HireHive, but it seems like execution might have been difficult. Good luck!
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by randall 16y ago
Don't hate on us not-as-technical hackers! :) But seriously, it's helpful as I dive more into the command line.
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Offer HN: A/V help, with a web-savvy background
1 points by randall 16y ago|1 comments
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Save time by creating macros to deal with assholes.(lifehacker.com)
3 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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by randall 16y ago
My helpful alternative: http://partychapp.appspot.com/ It's a chatroom for Google Talk.
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by randall 16y ago
Unsolicited plug for a friend's company: http://www.zerocater.com/ They manage lunch for companies in SF.
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Hacker News RSS hack: Sort by "magic" in Google Reader
3 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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StartupSchool: Tom Preston-Werner of GitHub on Boostrapping(justin.tv)
1 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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by randall 16y ago
Does this mean we're going to see a FB + MS pairup vs Twitter + Google? Is this the new battle over the long haul? Seems like the cultures somewhat line up... FB is a super hacker-centric company with world domination ambitions, and Twitter
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Why does your technically brilliant product suck? It has no soul.(vidplusplus.com)
2 points by randall 16y ago|1 comments
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by randall 16y ago
My good buddy Jeff, a HN reader, is too modest to submit this himself, but it's a pretty cool project for broadcast nerds. If you're familiar, it's similar to enterprise solutions like ENPS / iNews, but costs a lot less. (A LOT less. I thin
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Rate my friend's startup: Rundown Creator, a production tool for broadcast media(rundowncreator.com)
11 points by randall 16y ago|7 comments
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by randall 16y ago
This is awesome to see. I'm an SF'er now, but I had previously launched some startups in Utah. I hope you guys have a killer time.
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Utah Jazz using algorithms to price tickets, cut out scalpers(deseretnews.com)
1 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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AngelConf 2010 streams live on Justin.TV(justin.tv)
34 points by randall 16y ago|16 comments
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Create a mobile version of your website using CSS3 media queries(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by randall 16y ago|0 comments
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by randall 16y ago
Yeah, I work @ justin.tv
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by randall 16y ago
I think this just highlights exactly what I hate about iTunes... app discovery is really freaking hard. That being said, I guess app discovery is about as hard as website discovery. I mean there isn't really a way to find out about a cool s
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by randall 16y ago
Berkeley / Albany / El Cerrito
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by randall 16y ago
So just going to put this out there... Initial thought #1 -- How can we rate your startup if all you have is a landing page? It's a good way to generate interest, but I can hardly rate anything that I can't, well, use. Thought #2 -- Wufoo?

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