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by snitko 16y ago
No reason as to actually WHY StackExchange will fail is given, but rather it's a whining about the StackExchange sites approval mechanism. I may agree with the author and may dislike this mechanism too, but the article has nothing to do wit
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by snitko 16y ago
I once tried to do it with bash scripting on ubuntu - was a pain in the ass. This one definitely looks better.
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by snitko 16y ago
Thanks for the plug on twitter. I definitely don't mean viewers to pay me for watching interviews, that's absurd. Also, my current hosting bill is $20 a month and I see no reason for me to ask anyone to pay it. What I'm interested in is gro
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by snitko 16y ago
I don't have much to lose yet, with all the success on HN I have only 2 feedburner subscriptions so far. But your advice is good, I will definitely give it a thought.
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by snitko 16y ago
Me too, I think Airon is a great person. It was a great pleasure to interview him.
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by snitko 16y ago
I pay for the vimeo account, so I'm not exactly externalizing costs.
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by snitko 16y ago
It does not apply to me for now. I'm not using Vimeo for commercial purposes yet. If I ever want to place ads, I'd probably switch from Vimeo to my own hosting.
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by snitko 16y ago
I think you never know what you may find interesting. I don't really want to find a niche. Mixergy covers founders, but for me it's more exciting to talk to just different people, not necessarily entrepreneurs. That's the point. About the a
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by snitko 16y ago
In fact, IAmI is where I found 2 of the 3 interviewees so far. Any suggestions on description?
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by snitko 16y ago
The business model is to get some traction with an interesting content, then figure out the business model.
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by snitko 16y ago
Covering the mouth looks weird indeed. I wasn't anxious, but it definitely made me look so. Oh, well, I'm new in that television business. Learning. Thanks for the tips.
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by snitko 16y ago
Not being a native speaker it never occurred to me and all my native speaker friends to whom I mentioned the domain name never said a word. I think maybe it's not all that disastrous.
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by snitko 16y ago
Thanks, I appreciate that.
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by snitko 16y ago
If I understand your suggestion correctly, then it's already done. It says [name] is also answering your questions in comments and all interviewees so far agreed to answer the audience questions in comments. So go ahead and ask them.
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by snitko 16y ago
For now it's weekly. The next one is scheduled for Friday and I'm going to post it on Monday. Hopefully, I will be able to do it even more often.
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by snitko 16y ago
That's a very good idea, thank you. I think I'll do it.
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HN, Remember you said go out and talk to people? I did: InsidersTalk.com(insiderstalk.com)
138 points by snitko 16y ago|53 comments
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by snitko 16y ago
Judging from the screenshots I liked it very much and if I ever need to seriously draw diagrams (I mean, more seriously than drawing them on a piece of paper) I'd give it a shot and buy an account. What's the technology behind it? Don't tel
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by snitko 16y ago
What's remarkable about it is that they were discovered just two days ago. For most of the time, we still have no idea what's flying around us.
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by snitko 16y ago
That's a great story and a decent service. I especially liked the part about going on a date with someone you met on the dating site you yourself built. You're living my dream, man. That's what they call taking your life in your own hands.
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by snitko 16y ago
Really? In my experience they either lose interest, because in their mind I'm a computer guy who does things that seem boring to them or they get interested and we have a discussion.
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by snitko 16y ago
What's up with saying "I'm a programmer"? Assuming you are, of course. Being a co-founder is not a profession. I think when a person asks this question, you should answer in the most simple and pragmatic way. Because, in my opinion: 1. Tryi
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by snitko 16y ago
The minute I saw Rapportive I started using it. The idea and the implementation are just great. Not that it does something revolutionary at the moment, but it's simple and useful and I believe there's a potential. Great job, guys!
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by snitko 16y ago
I don't really get people using git commit -m . I never do that. I always use just git commit and write my commit messages in vim that opens up in the same terminal. First of all, it allows you to easily write extended commit messages (j
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by snitko 16y ago
Adding "may or may not" to every sentence would also be a good idea.
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by snitko 16y ago
I think it's not the worst idea in the world to hold people accountable for what they say. On the other hand, the legal system in most of these cases seems to serve not for the better purpose. It basically ruins people's lives and makes the
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by snitko 16y ago
So the article only says the on board computer was working incorrectly not triggering the alarms and suggests it had been infected with a trojan. No evidence given, which raises questions. Besides, I believe it would be quite a task to hack
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by snitko 16y ago
I think this is absolutely awesome, but html5 instead of flash would give it some extra points.
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by snitko 16y ago
I also chuckled when reading this very post, but some of the others seemed more or less reasonable. The site is useful, because it turns to the opposite side of the goodness of the ruby world and does it with ironically emotional charge. I
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I hate Ruby On Rails(ihaterubyonrails.com)
13 points by snitko 16y ago|17 comments

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