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by swGooF 15y ago
I made the site non-functional. It was getting bombarded with spam.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Thanks, I should probably add those links. That is a pretty easy one.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Thanks, I know the navigation needs some work. Also, the site is not for people that need an NDA. The privacy policy is simple: everything is public.
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I just launched a site with hardly any features(tumblr.swgoof.com)
20 points by swGooF 15y ago|24 comments
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by swGooF 15y ago
That is a good point. I think I have seen that before too. Depending upon your website SEO, that may or may not help.
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by swGooF 15y ago
If your app targets tech people, then the .com may not be necessary. However, if your app targets a general audience then a .com should be used. Here is a good test. Find a non-tech person (someone that does not know about your website),
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by swGooF 15y ago
Set up a page at KickoffLabs.com and start collecting emails of interested people. Then work on preparing/marketing your app for production release. A couple of good places for hosting an app are Heroku.com and dotcloud.com. They both of
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by swGooF 15y ago
The results are so close it is almost scary. It does make sense that the most popular candidate will get the most searches.
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by swGooF 15y ago
I couldn't find your email. It needs to be in the about section for people to see it. Can I get your email?
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by swGooF 15y ago
Glad to see this. I am excited to try it out.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Try Cloudbees for that. Plus they do continuous integration with Jenkins as well.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Don't specify the class as public. Then you can name it whatever you want.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Can you please say a bit more about what this is? Is it an IDE? Is it hosting? Is it both? IS it specific to a language/framework?
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by swGooF 15y ago
Thanks, that is a detailed description. Great ideas to get me going.
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by swGooF 15y ago
thanks
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Ask HN: Machine Learning? Where to start?
6 points by swGooF 15y ago|7 comments
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by swGooF 15y ago
Keep up the good work, but remember that your code is not really 95% complete. Your code may be 95% ready to launch. After launch, you (or the users) will discover unexpected bugs and users will want new/different features. I suggest lau
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by swGooF 15y ago
Totally agree here. Remember the Milk is awesome.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Good Plan. Keep up the good work!
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by swGooF 15y ago
Good Idea. I had troubles finding non-techy topics. I got nothing from: bikes, cars, trains, animals, and snakes.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Don't worry about people stealing your idea. Tell people about your idea and get some feedback before you build.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Hacker News Who's Hiring Post. It comes out the first of every month. Look for it Friday. All of the jobs are not in California, but many of them are.
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Reasons Not To Launch(tumblr.swgoof.com)
3 points by swGooF 15y ago|0 comments
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by swGooF 15y ago
My comment applies to the Name Spinner.
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by swGooF 15y ago
Really fun site. I think it is helpful. I did, however, think the list that was returned was too long by default. Maybe leave off the unavailable one?
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by swGooF 15y ago
Those are great questions for all startups, even if you are not applying to YC. Thanks for sharing.
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by swGooF 15y ago
I like it so far. I hope it becomes the best place on the web to promote/find new startups.
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by swGooF 15y ago
If you really think about it, @nickfrost is probably gaining early adopters by posting this. Nearly everyone that reads this post will be interested in http://startupli.st Plus, no one has all the answers and I am glad that @nickfrost is
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by swGooF 16y ago
Do you have any samples, so that I could see what to expect? I would like to see some examples of how this is better or different than say tumblr/posterous/twitter.
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by swGooF 16y ago
Nice writeup. I used to call passwords with multiple words a "pass-phrase."

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