stevenj

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Tell HN: Looking for writers
1 points by stevenj 15y ago|0 comments
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by stevenj 15y ago
Off-topic: Does anyone here work in one of these "development labs" who's able/willing to talk about it?
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by stevenj 15y ago
Not that I know of. But if I remember correctly, it wouldn't/doesn't let anyone use "1-Click" for ecommerce checkout buttons without licensing it. And I think it even tried to prohibit others from enabling a one-step checkout process. In ot
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by stevenj 15y ago
IMO, so is "1-Click".
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Ask HN: Favorite Design Blogs?
18 points by stevenj 15y ago|11 comments
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by stevenj 15y ago
This needs to be crowd-sourced. Surely there are 5 million people who'd be willing to donate a dollar each for this.
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by stevenj 15y ago
If you don't put something out there half-assed, you'll wait too long to ship. Nothing is ever truly finished. You just ship it.
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by stevenj 15y ago
How long had you known dfranke prior to applying?
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by stevenj 15y ago
Thanks for writing this post. >When it came time to reapply, I did so with someone who was widely recognized as one of the smartest technical folks on HN Who was it? --- I'm a bit surprised that YC hasn't funded another non-technical, s
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by stevenj 16y ago
>...got accepted as a non-technical single founder. That's interesting. I didn't know YC had funded a non-technical single founder before. I wonder how many non-technical single founders it's funded to-date. >It's kind of a long sto
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by stevenj 16y ago
I think the public (i.e. IPO) performance of this period's major startups will be telling. Facebook, Zynga, Groupon, Living Social, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc. If/when they go public, we'll get to see how they're really doing. And I think how t
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by stevenj 16y ago
Who designed the site?
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by stevenj 16y ago
Should developers learn how to do customer service? Sales? Biz Dev? Design? HR?
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by stevenj 16y ago
I think it's a trial-and-error thing. Work with some. Some won't be able to get things done. Others will. And every now and then you'll find somebody that works out really good. Do everything you can to keep those people.
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by stevenj 16y ago
Do social things with others (especially so if you're working by yourself). Go outside everyday.
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Paul Allen on Gates, Microsoft [video](cbsnews.com)
5 points by stevenj 16y ago|0 comments
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by stevenj 16y ago
He (and I) likes to be active, others like to watch YouTube videos. To each their own.
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by stevenj 16y ago
Take a look at things that exist today. What do you wish was significantly better? What's broken that you have the skills to fix, or to at least investigate further? In general, I think people should start by building things for themselves.
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Ask HN: Examples of Great UX?
12 points by stevenj 16y ago|15 comments
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BlackBerry Playbook: How did Research in Motion lose its way? (slate.com)
2 points by stevenj 16y ago|0 comments
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by stevenj 16y ago
Source?
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by stevenj 16y ago
I just sent him an email asking if he has plans to put New Mogul back up.
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by stevenj 16y ago
do you have friends, co-workers, etc. that'd use it too?
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by stevenj 16y ago
I have a HN like site that I can put up (news.arc). It's down right now, but if at least 5 - 10 people would use it (contribute) regularly for "business" news, I'll put it back up. The site is http://forlue.com
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by stevenj 16y ago
Who's the company?
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Interview with Ron Conway(youtube.com)
2 points by stevenj 16y ago|0 comments
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by stevenj 16y ago
How much do you pay for your Rackspace email?
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by stevenj 16y ago
Will you provide examples of mediocre comments? (Feel free to point any of mine out.)
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by stevenj 16y ago
As a single founder, I'm finding that the most important trait is not giving up. Just keep trying. March on.
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by stevenj 16y ago
What does that orange dot signify?

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