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by rooshdi 16y ago
I don't think his intention was to offend but rather to sympathize with what Bill was going through and pay his respects to Bill's life.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
So sorry to hear this, but maybe this could open up new opportunities in the bookmarking market. To quote Seneca: "Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end."
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Why I'm Posting Bail Money for Julian Assange(huffingtonpost.com)
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Group finds 5 main flaws with proposed Net Neutrality rules(betanews.com)
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Nobel Committee Awards Peace Prize to Jailed Chinese Dissident(voanews.com)
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Interactive Musical Painting(soytuaire.labuat.com)
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by rooshdi 16y ago
I am not saying Apple should eliminate its curating process altogether, but rather that it shouldn't dictate the existence of an application solely based on competitive conflicts it has with the information within it. It is clearly an actio
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by rooshdi 16y ago
How do you know this was his clear intention? Everyone is going to have a different opinion on what a "well-meaning, well-intended app" is and restricting certain apps based on what one considers "well-meaning" is a very myopic and inconsid
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Google has as much ability to dictate their App marketplace as Apple. They've strayed away from such practices because they realize the dictation of applications begins to devolve into a very bigotry-riddled process which ultimately hinders
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by rooshdi 16y ago
I think Google censoring search results because they linked to competitors such as Bing and DuckDuckGo would be a closer analogy. The dictation of applications based on the information they contain is the underlying issue here.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Google has as much of an incentive to control the mobile OS experience as Apple. Both realize that controlling the mobile OS experience will enable them to present more of their mobile services to users, thus increasing revenue over time. B
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Apple bans Android magazine app(tech.fortune.cnn.com)
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Where The Workers Who Made Your iPhone Sleep At Night(gizmodo.com)
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by rooshdi 16y ago
ChatPatio.com - I just embedded a bunch of chatrooms into different topics people would want to discuss. It's been sitting on the side untouched for a few months now. I just created it as a quick mockup and may launch a real app sometime.
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Suddenly, Bing Has What Google Doesn't: Data From 500 Million Facebook Users(businessinsider.com)
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by rooshdi 16y ago
We understand your concern and have a "Private Search" button for users who would like to keep certain searches private. You also have the option to make your profile private.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Thanks for the feedback, we appreciate it. In regards to comments, users would be following their friends searches similar to how they follow status updates on Facebook or Twitter. We may just integrate and focus on sharing users' searches
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Thanks for the suggestions, we appreciate it immensely. We do have to be clearer about how exactly our service benefits users. Concerning your example, imagine receiving personal experiences of the camera you searched for from friends, fami
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Imagine searching while simultaneously sharing your searches with thousands of people. Now, imagine the amount of insightful feedback and extra information you may discover from those people.
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Ask HN: Should We Pivot or Just Move On?
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Catfish Movie's Promotional Site Mimics Mac OS(iamrogue.com)
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by rooshdi 16y ago
I wonder if Google Me will implement some search sharing elements and socialize the Google Search experience instead of offering another standard social network. A current web project of mine delves into this, but Google obviously has the r
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Ambiguity abets assumptions.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Yes, I sympathize with your struggle, as bootstrapped startups hold an especially difficult financial burden. Personally, whenever I'm feeling down, I try to focus on what exactly am I doing with my current startup that is innovative and go
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Probably not. I'm currently bootstrapping a search sharing network at Seekier.com and it's extremely tough to gain any sort of traction without any previous exposure or network, which unfortunately results in me making replies such as this.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Yes, we definitely need to get rid of the adsense and update the thumbnail. Thanks for the feedback!
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Yea, we're currently lacking much users, but we're hoping that as we attract more users, more insightful conversations and connections will be cultivated around shared searches. Here's one quick example of a conversation cultivated from a s
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Yep, thanks for catching that. We'll change that asap.
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by rooshdi 16y ago
It's currently listed if you selected your country at United States. We'll need to add it to more countries though. Where are you from?
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by rooshdi 16y ago
Ummm, yes, that's a possible viewpoint. We'll need to change the avatars. Thanks for the feedback.

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