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by robot 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback. It is for personal blogging. Agree it may look like other sites. But the difference is there are fewer steps to produce content. You edit the site in-place clicking parts of it so you anticipate changes much better.
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by robot 11y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. Site search : A lot of bloggers have last few posts on their front page and rest is hard to find again. A search feature lets you discover all the content regardless of time. Discover users : Agree. We w
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by robot 11y ago
Looks good. Where are the pictures? By the way I am very interested in online newspaper design. Let me know if you are interested to work on a side project like this, where we enable anyone to launch online newspapers. (info@followme.co)
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Show HN: We are rethinking personal blogging – need feedback and tough questions(followme.co)
8 points by robot 11y ago|9 comments
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by robot 11y ago
Well the CEO cares for that use case for sure as he left for Ferguson when he was asked to be around for some important decision making at Square.
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by robot 11y ago
REMOTE, HTML, CSS, UI/UX design Hello, We are rethinking blogging on the web ( http://followme.co ). Our service makes it simple to start a personal site, create posts, search and discover content. In today’s web everyone sti
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by robot 11y ago
Hand-holding minorities label them even more as a group that needs to be helped. They should be encouraged to be successful in the "same" environment as others and treated the same. The moment you do something "for" them
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by robot 11y ago
REMOTE, Rails, Javascript, Ember.js HTML, UI/UX Hello, We ( http://followme.co ) make it very easy to launch a personal site, create pages, share posts on social networks. Our sites are connected. Content is organized and dis
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by robot 11y ago
You don't need a business plan, just need to work out how to make money. You need to engage bars/restaurants, and start servicing users (like 5-10 users will do to start with). Know that this is a very crowded space, and ordering
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by robot 11y ago
Have you guys started?
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by robot 11y ago
I hit this one on a random click: You're just the founder http://steveblank.com/2010/05/20/you%E2%80%99re-just-the-fou... It should be unlucky for the VC who is in SB's curse list :)
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by robot 11y ago
So in this case you favor installing and maintaining elastic search? I don't think so. It seems it would come with more than $50/month cost in terms of maintenance and hosting time, as well as the extra hassle. There is also the m
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by robot 11y ago
The problem with all of your examples is they still only sell one thing. Tesla now sells 2 things. That means sales, marketing team, strategy, support, for 2 things. Like, having 2 companies.
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by robot 11y ago
I think this is a move that will break the focus rule for a startup. Batteries _and_ cars. There is room for only one.
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Google maps goes pacman mode on April first(maps.google.com)
3 points by robot 12y ago|0 comments
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by robot 12y ago
Is it common that you fund startups with big/growing competitors?
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by robot 12y ago
Google's worst user experience item is the combination of productivity apps. You use one, you can't escape the others. You have gmail? All your contacts (including people you emailed once) will be synced to your Android phone, not
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Elon Musk's Tesla emails to correct media attention on his role (2006)(businessinsider.com)
2 points by robot 12y ago|0 comments
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by robot 12y ago
The problem is often Linus is right. He wrote the first version of git which is used by a world of programmers today. I'm sure a ton of smart but subtly less smart programmers would have had a lot of different opinions on its design. H
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by robot 12y ago
I have been in this position once and the biggest lesson I had for myself was to aim for profitability and self-support in the company from the start. When you do that you have a much stronger position. One could replace profitability here
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Should startups focus on profitability or not? [2011](bothsidesofthetable.com)
2 points by robot 12y ago|1 comments
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by robot 12y ago
The greatest motivator is to think about the end result. This applies to other will-power consuming objectives like losing weight. You should think about what you will achieve in the end. Especially if the side project is one that you can m
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by robot 12y ago
Agreed, and similar accidents are helped by autopilot even on aeroplanes. See below as an example. While the main cause is not autopilot, it is heavily relied on, and certainly worsened the situation when it was suddenly cut off in the midd
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by robot 12y ago
I hate the popup in google maps when I search for a location. It takes up 1/3rd of the screen.
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by robot 12y ago
for me this is a reason not to ride on Uber
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by robot 12y ago
The article is very much inclined towards angular. I find Ember much easier to develop with due to the neat separation of application logic and HTML. In Ember, most of the logic is in the javascript, templates merely serving the final resul
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by robot 12y ago
I suggest including parameters mentioned in the book "The intelligent investor" praised by Buffet. For example, the earnings in last 20 years, total value of tangible assets, etc. Company information on value investing are hard to
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by robot 12y ago
"Our first MAN is being rolled out in San Francisco" for a fraction of a second I thought this is a network created by men walking on streets with some form of connectivity gadgets. You know, like the ones holding signs on the pav
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by robot 12y ago
I love bach and the music. It takes quite a bit of a clicking effort to get to the actual performances. Then when it plays clicking anywhere closes the performance.
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by robot 12y ago
I think there is a simple reason why app.net did not take off: There was no significant differentiation from twitter other than paid / no ads argument.

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