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by therealarmen 14y ago
Hey, this is a cool project, keep it up. Finding gametimes on the NBA website is a PITA. My only suggestion would be to allow filtering by team (or geolocate based on IP and filter for me automatically). I'm assuming most visitors are inter
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Cool product! Congrats on launching. I can think of several companies off the top of my head who should implement this yesterday. But I have to take issue with the price point. $3 a month? If you're doing it for fun, make it free. Otherwise
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Just FYI, on the register pages ( http://put.io/register/BASIC ) you display the SSL Verified seal but the form isn't actually sent via SSL. You might want to fix that.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
As with all things, it's not so black and white. I know it's popular to hate on venture funding here on HN, but the industry exists for a reason. There are certain business models that only work at scale, and in the meantime must be support
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Let me get this straight -- my grandma has to get a Dropbox (what's that?), download a templated page, fill it her own images, and then figure out how to publish it? Also, there are a lot easier ways out there to publish your own content on
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Where'd you get a hold of that? If that's actually their board minutes (and it looks like it is) it could be quite damaging to post it in a public forum like this.
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Investathon(petrosian.me)
1 points by therealarmen 14y ago|0 comments
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by therealarmen 14y ago
This is an interesting idea I'd like to see expanded beyond the health space. Not sure if Hackathon is the right term anymore. Investathon? I can see it now. A panel of computer geeks in skinny jeans grills a lineup of white-haired VCs abou
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by therealarmen 14y ago
If someone could reliably define that you need so much of X, Y, Z factors to be the next Facebook, Google, Dropbox, or even Instagram, they would build a factory to build companies that print money. Pretty much YC in a nutshell.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Currently there is no sorting, all the jobs are in the same order they were posted on the WhoIsHiring thread. Just some basic form validation when submitting new jobs.
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Browse job listings from "Who is hiring" threads(jobsforhackers.com)
10 points by therealarmen 14y ago|4 comments
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I know HN is full of Quora-haters but, for me, answers like this are a real treat to read and will keep me coming back to the site. IMO there is currently no other platform on the internet that could provide this sort of exchange of knowled
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Hopefully their newfound time won't lead to unnecessary bloat for what is currently a beautiful framework. Keep it simple, keep it small, keep it clean.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Can't tell if serious or trolling. Great example of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poes_law
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by therealarmen 14y ago
This guy didn't shatter anything. It's basically a big advertisement for his services. Those of us on the ground know there is a real shortage due to the current tech boom.
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AngelList vs CrunchBase(petrosian.me)
2 points by therealarmen 14y ago|0 comments
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I agree with you, there is still a lot for Pinterest to figure out. But if you are an early investor and don't believe in the company's future, there are many others who would be happy to buy up your Pinterest shares on the secondary market
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Nice to see them include Facebook and Twitter (along with Google+) in the sharing options: http://i.imgur.com/z7fex.jpg
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Google Glass are the least conspicous item in the outfits! Seriously, they've done a really nice job of slimming them down. I walked by Sergey in Palo Alto last week and barely even noticed that he was wearing them.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Check out http://board.zapier.com -- a cool implentation of the API for a SaaS analytics dashboard.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
An interesting question on a relevant topic? Let's close it. Thanks, SO mods.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I would love to see this. Some of the most interesting (and educational) stories that come out of TechCrunch are those with the "deadpool" tag. Unfortunately these posts are rare, with writers more likely to cover financings or acquisitions
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Early Reports indicate that App.net is not generating very much user engagement. In fact, most of their 10,000 daily posts come from about 250 users, a far shot from Twitter’s 150 million users and 350 million tweets. That's not a fair co
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I wonder what impact all this Twitter-hate is having on Twitter's HR department. I say this because I don't think shutting off third-party clients will hurt the company that much. If it makes it difficult to attract the best talent, that's
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Full text for those who get hit with a paywall: --- By Hayley Tsukayama, Published: September 5 Reddit founder Alexis Ohanian has accomplished what virtually no one else in Washington is doing these days: bringing the political parties to
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by therealarmen 14y ago
Google had asked for $4,030,669, but the judge cut it back, denying the part that was for the work done by the ediscovery vendor. Truthfully, I've never seen a bill of costs that was not cut back, but the bottom line is, Oracle has to pay
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by therealarmen 14y ago
How much for dialcloud.com? Couldn't find any contact info in your profile.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I always find it a little fishy when startups put glowing quotes from news outlets without linking back to the original article. It takes minimal effort on their part and it's generally better to read the quote in context anyway. This only
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by therealarmen 14y ago
I've been involved in one-on-one's in the past (as an employee) that were simply another way for my manager to shove directions down my throat. Needless to say, I loathed them and tried to make up any excuse I could to cancel or reschedule.
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by therealarmen 14y ago
This is great. I believe CrunchBase, in the long run, will prove a more valuable resourse than TechCrunch itself. Arrington has often suggested this as well. Whereas TechCrunch lives and dies by the strength of its' reporters, CrunchBase ha

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