skdotdan

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by skdotdan 9y ago
Am I the only one who finds very interesting many B2B startups that are supposed to be "boring"?
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by skdotdan 9y ago
That's incredible. Congratulations!
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by skdotdan 9y ago
What bothers me is that in theory there should not be any trade-off here. I mean, programming languages and developer tools could be easy AND with high performance.
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by skdotdan 9y ago
Seems interesting.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Why Temple OS?
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Twitter, Reddit, Bloomberg.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Answering a different question, but what I liked about it was the Mac-like global menu bar.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
I bookmark webpages all the time but then never find them again.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
If they add Linux and Mac support, this will be HUGE.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Yes, or Kickstarter. The point is that to actually validate a product idea, potential customers should actually pay, or show a real interest in paying, for that product. Otherwise, it's not validated. Disclaimer: never tried, but it&#x
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Probably.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
I'm not giving that advice. I'm saying that there are people who do.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Something I would like to be able to understand/know/study is how logic programming languages are implemented and how their runtime looks like.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Imagine a reusable rocket, like the SpaceX one, but bigger and being able to reflight in, say, one week. If in every flight there were a satellite + space tourists, going to the space would be much more cheaper, and it's feasible I&#x2
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't like this news? I shared the Shuttleworth's view on convergence.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
I was proposing the sale of a nonexistent product, but making clear that it doesn't (already) exist and telling properly how it will look like. Also, this product should be feasible to do in, say, less than a month. So, it's kind
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Really? Maybe the way I didn't write it didn't imply it, but I actually meant that you always had to make very clear that the product doesn't exist yet. You are selling the concept of something you are or you will be working
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Instead of building an MVP and then trying to sell it, there are people who suggest: 1-Think of an idea. 2-Make a simple landing page with a mockup or something. 3-Try to sell the product. And by selling the product I mean actually selling
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Time to long Ford.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
All of these products can potentially be commoditized. But their brand is strong.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Copying Office and making it a webapp with less features is not killing Office. Not even close. Microsoft Office is legacy software. Its killer won't have anything to do with, it will be totally different. For example, Slack. I mean, k
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by skdotdan 10y ago
As a company, Tesla would have interest in focusing on high-end cars (with high margins). But, on the other hand, their vision implies making Tesla cars affordable.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Reddit. For instance, the programming subreddit.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Then just fork Android, but in a way that let them build their own ecosystem. Otherwise they are dead.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
They "only" have to offer an Android runtime. Maybe an Android fork would do better.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Microsoft never had an ecosystem of applications. Samsung would, if offered an Android runtime and made that developers resubmitted their Android apps to their own store. Samsung has enough market share to force them to do so.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Samsung should ship their phones with Tizen instead of Android. In the long term you are dead if you don't control your own software. They could build a "Android bridge" (an Android runtime for Tizen) and partner with the mai
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Every single feature Twitter introduces actually make it worse.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
It would be awesome if much more capital was assigned to the space industry. Imagine a whole ecosystem of space companies both competing and cooperating.
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by skdotdan 10y ago
Exactly. What happened to Google Maps market share on iOS when Apple make Apple Maps the default option (even considering that at that point GMaps was way better than Apple's alternative)?

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