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by tadruj 14y ago
Thx. That's true. Will do. Do you think that this is important for the minimum viable product? We're just trying to get it out ASAP and we've been pretty sloppy with the text this time. Sorry for that.
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by tadruj 14y ago
Thx, this is amazing feedback, exactly what we were looking for here on HN.
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by tadruj 14y ago
We're testing different variations of the pitch. We find it really hard to pitch features and functionality to business/management people, so we have a few variations running that are pitching only benefits or pains, but no exact functional
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by tadruj 14y ago
Asana has something like that. More users, bigger network, more meetings, more traffic, more resources.
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by tadruj 14y ago
hubot now counts as our official pet and as our new company feed provider. I'd wish for Stripe integration, so the gong plays every time we earn money. Great work with hubot on Kandan.
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by tadruj 14y ago
I really like the ping-pong model here and I think it's the only one acceptable by the privacy concerned masses. I hope I'll remember to use the app every time I'll be curious where ppl are. All I'd wished for is auto refresh.
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thou shalt not commit logical fallacies(yourlogicalfallacyis.com)
8 points by tadruj 14y ago|0 comments
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by tadruj 15y ago
I like The Secret analogy. I use goldrush. There were all kinds of theories popping out all the time, but the ones that made the most, were infrastructure providers.
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How To Manufacture Desire(techcrunch.com)
54 points by tadruj 15y ago|6 comments
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by tadruj 15y ago
With re-typing you are helping the publishers to provide you with quality content that you otherwise couldn't get.
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by tadruj 15y ago
SolveMedia is a CAPTCHA system which verifies that you're a human, DoubleRecall is not a CAPTCHA system and it only verifies you read the advertisers message. It's much easier to decypher than CAPTCHA, so more straightforward. We did more t
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by tadruj 15y ago
With DoubleRecall you don't prove that you are a human, but you prove that you've read the message so you get something in return = quality content.
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by tadruj 15y ago
Not everything is a conspiracy theory. As a start-up we wanted to solve only one problem: giving users alternative for paying for the quality content. Where this leads us we'll see. As a species we already made a mistake thousand years ago
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by tadruj 15y ago
Inception is currently very underpriced behavior goal. We do our best to measure it and wake-up the brands. They're quite entertained by other flashy & wavy stuff on the screen at this time.
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by tadruj 15y ago
I'd rephrase this as: Enabling people to skip the paywall by doing a minimal thing which is a little more than a click. Behavior design matters and is a great challenge for engineers.
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by tadruj 15y ago
Flickr was a failed attempt to understand users and make it simple. It wasn't made for the masses and there was too much friction.
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by tadruj 15y ago
There's also Del.icio.us as a collection/curation platform somewhere between Twitter and Tumblr.
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Where is the Web Going?(nirandfar.com)
41 points by tadruj 15y ago|22 comments
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by tadruj 15y ago
Kiwi is fun because Facebook would never do a 4sq or Instagram connect for their timeline.
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by tadruj 15y ago
Pinterest is a design oriented pin-board which focuses on curation not creation like Thumblr.
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by tadruj 15y ago
It takes all sorts of people to make this world :) Since this is start-up news site I'd think we're more hot-blooded and non-corporate coders who might appear incompetent to you, but we make stuff happen in days instead of weeks and we like
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by tadruj 15y ago
Talent Acquire Silicon Valley startups on their pessimistic side of startup roller-coaster, just make sure they've build scalable stuff but were unable to scale the business.
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by tadruj 15y ago
I think that companies like Pinterest don't need lone wolf type of developers, but should look to buy whole shops of quality developers who are currently in the wrong business, but have the brain to architecture and scale.
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The Developer Divide: When Great Companies Can't Hire(nirandfar.com)
30 points by tadruj 15y ago|20 comments
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by tadruj 15y ago
His Stanford class few years back made a few millions in a few months and a few million dollar start-ups :) just by making tiny Facebook apps. Don't know exact names, but I'm sure Google will.
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by tadruj 15y ago
Sure. Sorry for bad link. http://bjfogg.com/ http://captology.stanford.edu/ http://behaviorgrid.org/ http://behaviormodel.org/ - this model is powerful and makes zillions for ones who know how to apply it to their products
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by tadruj 15y ago
More on behavior design can be learned from BJ Fogg of Stanford at http://tinyhabits.com/ I designed more then 10 of my habits this way and they stick.
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Behavior by Design(nirandfar.com)
43 points by tadruj 15y ago|7 comments
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by tadruj 15y ago
Which reminds me of a pattern I've seen in God father, with my ex boss and some Silicon Valley middle age hot-shots: they all think they're gonna live forever. But the time is ticking and new generation is coming quicker than ever. This mak
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by tadruj 15y ago
garry: no accounts, everything in a link, fully client side. But we'd be curious to see your Instagram connected, which only you can do.

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