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by stevenp 16y ago
Full disclosure: I'll be presenting my iPhone App, Routesy, at this event. Open bar, lots of cool people to network with, and it's free! Hope to see some HN folks there. :)
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Sf.govFresh Government 2.0 Event in SF for Social Entrepreneurs(sf.govfresh.com)
1 points by stevenp 16y ago|1 comments
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by stevenp 16y ago
Super-excited that IMVU is on the list too. :) http://www.inc.com/inc5000/list/industry/media We're also hiring! http://www.imvu.com/jobs/index_eng.php
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by stevenp 16y ago
a) Routesy b) 100% paid c) Very little marketing. Some free blog coverage. d) Anywhere between $450 and $2700 per month, depending on the release schedule and blog/press coverage.
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Flashpacking 101: Backpacking With Frills(scribd.com)
1 points by stevenp 16y ago|0 comments
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by stevenp 16y ago
Every piece of code or bit of functionality you write has a cost of ownership to your business. Every preference requires more testing to make sure that other things don't break as a result of a user changing an obscure setting. If you don'
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by stevenp 16y ago
EFF and Child's Play are actually charities that your payment is split with.
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by stevenp 16y ago
I didn't know that Dave Winer is the dad in "Shit My Dad Says"! Wow!
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by stevenp 17y ago
Hilarious.
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by stevenp 17y ago
At least Apple doesn't pre-approve App Store descriptions! I commend them for their openness! :)
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by stevenp 17y ago
If I were a betting man, I'd be looking to Twitpic next.
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by stevenp 17y ago
A source of mine says that the next version of the iPhone OS may ship with very tight social network integration and social features built in. Perhaps Facebook is putting off writing an iPad app because they're working directly with Apple o
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Hack Week at IMVU(engineering.imvu.com)
6 points by stevenp 17y ago|0 comments
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by stevenp 17y ago
How will Apple cracking down on "cookie cutter" apps affect your business (assuming that this was even posted by someone from this company).
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by stevenp 17y ago
For what it's worth, I think Mixergy is useful just as it is. Why does everyone want people to "cough up their secrets"? There is value in discovering some of this stuff for yourself. The founders Andrew talks to certainly didn't have Mixer
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by stevenp 17y ago
Ohhhhhhh, now I get it! I always thought it was "Expert Sex Change"!
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by stevenp 17y ago
I'm far more interested in whether Apple is going to approve the Kindle app for the iPad, or whether I'm going to have to buy all my eBooks again.
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by stevenp 17y ago
There's a lot of info out there -- where in Panama should I look? Most of the short-term rentals I see are vacation rentals, which can actually be pretty pricey. Any recommendations for where to look?
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Ask HN: Where to run away to crank out my web app?
6 points by stevenp 17y ago|6 comments
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by stevenp 17y ago
Silk is a good set, but it's true that it's very easy to recognize in the wild. I think it's a good stopgap before you pick something less-used, but if you want your web app to have a voice and a point of view from a design standpoint, it's
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by stevenp 17y ago
Such a good problem to have, Chad. ;)
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by stevenp 17y ago
This stack is awesome. I spent months trying to build an easy-to-replicate django environment, and after I discovered bitnami, it was a piece of cake. Highly recommended for local development.
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by stevenp 17y ago
Lots of startup employees sent home today (myself included) because most of downtown PA is without power.
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by stevenp 17y ago
Mixergy is always a gold mine for me. I get the same feeling listening to Andrew's interviews that I used to get browsing Napster for all my favorite music. I would easily pay $20 per month for this stuff.
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by stevenp 17y ago
Agreed. Dropbox is one of those rare examples of a product that takes no explanation and just works perfectly all the time, every time. It doesn't do a lot, but those guys have their core product down to an art. Whenever I demo something th