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tarr11
14y ago
Good points. I've seen people tune their apps for these early adopters, talking about how they've got their "viral coefficients" at the correct rate (via product improvements, design, marketing efforts, etc). Then, by induction, they think
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14y ago
I love when people write these kinds of things, and include all the details. Makes it so much more memorable. Good read.
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14y ago
Is this a more well designed replacement for Yammer? Hard to tell what the use case is from the article.
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14y ago
That site is unreadable on my mobile browser
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14y ago
PDF Link for the lazy: http://lintool.github.com/MapReduceAlgorithms/MapReduce-book...
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14y ago
I'm going to start using "el_gordo" to represent int.max like Knuth does.
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14y ago
I think that it's a very nicely formatted product. You've done some really interesting things with laying out the content. That said, I have a few issues: Mobile - I often consume this kind of "clippable" content on a mobile device. It's
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14y ago
Mobile display is a bit hard to read
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14y ago
What is that kudos dog barking at the bottom about?
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14y ago
Are there any operational transform libs that are transport independant? Socket.io and socketstrwam can handle communication.
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15y ago
We've used moinmoin, which is nice. Can't use vim. Maybe Dropbox for teams?
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15y ago
Can you give an example? They may not be intending to be sarcastic or nasty. Sometimes, it just comes off that way, or perhaps you are misinterpreting.
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Extension to search in a github repo
(github.com)
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15y ago
I think the real problem is that almost all applications default to cloud storage of data. They are not going to accept data that is unintelligible to them (certainly not for free). If developers would start to make their apps "cloud opti
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Local First
(douglastarr.com)
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15y ago
Operational transform is not the same as diff-match-patch. DiffMatchPatch gets confused pretty easily around similar content. It uses lexical similarity to determine the patch. It often fails, and the API actually tells you that it was un
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15y ago
Using databases as a queue is not an anti-pattern (delayed_job is an example). A full blown message queue system is often overkill; it adds another system that you have to learn. (And frankly, queues are often backed by databases anyway) Th
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15y ago
I like that it has a frictionless demo. Reminds me a bit of checkvist though?
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15y ago
Not sure what this product offers over the (awesome) work done by ShareJS and ACE already. Looks like stypi is using both those products for it's core functionality http://sharejs.org/
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15y ago
I can sync my contacts on my Android phone with LinkedIn, Facebook etc. So I can see all this information already. What else does your app do?
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15y ago
Cool, reminds me of this chronic https://github.com/mojombo/chronic I've been looking for a JS version. Perhaps this could be a starting point.
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15y ago
It takes a long time to build real value in a software product. I wouldn't give up because someone else is working on what you are doing. Even if they have a similar product, you could target a different customer, or have a different busin
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15y ago
It is hard for me to understand what to do here. You may benefit from a one line explanation of your product on the page.
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15y ago
blognoon.com is busted, www.blognoon.com seems to work
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15y ago
This mentality will just encourage fire drills and burnout. It does nothing towards improving core problems of software development lifecycle planning issues. I would suggest reading a book like Peopleware, before embarking on public shame
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15y ago
Agree. This app made me smile, a rare thing while coding.
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15y ago
Thanks for this detailed information. It's great to know what kind of traffic to expect from an HN launch.
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We tweet in code
(douglastarr.com)
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15y ago
I wish that the author would provide some examples
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Dogpile is the #1 result for "search engine" on Google
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