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The Future of Twitter’s Platform Is All in the Cards(allthingsd.com)
1 points by state 14y ago|1 comments
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Be a free user, be a paid user.(office.sharingstate.com)
2 points by state 14y ago|0 comments
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by state 14y ago
Conflict is good for creativity. I agree: we do just have to do it. We have to use these conditions to our advantage in paving the way forward. The world doesn't have a single necessary outcome. We ought to view our constraints as provocati
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by state 14y ago
What I think is most interesting about this is how successfully implemented this PR campaign is. I think some of the criticism of the app is warranted: but we have nothing concrete to look at, and no real information about how the app will
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by state 14y ago
There are a number of things that I find annoying about stories like this about Jobs — but the most pronounced is that I doubt he would have condoned his own behavior as seen from the outside. Jobs' attitude is a side-effect of his convicti
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by state 14y ago
It's quite refreshing to see, too.
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by state 14y ago
This is exactly the right question to ask. Now I'm pretty sure I phrased it wrong.
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by state 14y ago
I'm not sure what bothers me so much about crowdfunding this. It just doesn't seem quite right, and the use of GitHub as an example stood out as flawed. I would definitely be more convinced by a great-but-buggy prototype than a video of som
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by state 14y ago
I love this idea, but the only reason I can come up with that you need half a million dollars to do it is that it's a pivot, and not a bootstrapped enterprise. If GitHub is being used as the example in this line of argument, then why not fo
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by state 14y ago
By storing the query in the URL it ends up being too long. I measure it at 3215 characters. This may be worth a read: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/417142/what-is-the-maximu... Seems like you could easily just store it in a cookie, o
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by state 14y ago
I agree. The more that this sentiment gets institutionalized the less value it has. Statements without a clear counterargument are always bothersome. Would someone like to make the argument for hiring B developers to build a great product?
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by state 14y ago
It seems to me that the potential success of the realtime API approach would be reliant on impressive, profitable applications. Although I can think of a few, I can't think of enough of them to argue against the AdWords approach, which appa
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by state 14y ago
McMaster has always been one of my favorite companies, and favorite websites. I definitely much prefer bouncing around on the McMaster site.
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by state 15y ago
What's most telling about this situation is that something that is clearly not that good nor interesting is at the top of HN. Perhaps this is just 'good' inasmuch as its HN bait.
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by state 15y ago
Agree completely. The small size is part of what makes them great.
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I'll show you mine if you show me yours — Private Beta Swapping(office.sharingstate.com)
1 points by state 15y ago|0 comments
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by state 15y ago
Thanks!
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by state 15y ago
Somewhat unrelated — I'm not sure why 'request an invite' bounces me to an OAuth page. Perhaps it needs to be clearer what's going on when I enter my email.
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by state 15y ago
What would be even better is if someone could form a solid business plan to back this set of concerns. I share them, but I'd like to see if they could be made profitable.