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by treblig 16y ago
This is wild. When Facebook flips the switch, they'll instantly become the largest email service.
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by treblig 16y ago
When there is some hardware with a physical keyboard as good as the Blackberry's, RIM is in serious trouble.
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by treblig 16y ago
Nice list. I'm the co-creator of HackerFollow. As a note, we don't do any type of email notifications. Just creates a Twitter-like feed of posts and comments.
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by treblig 16y ago
Sleeve? It's damn near tattooed on his arm :)
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by treblig 16y ago
What is the purpose of a game publishing company on the app store? Feels to me like a remnant of the software-in-a-box distribution model.
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Ask HN: Has anyone ported iPhone Apps to Android?
3 points by treblig 16y ago|0 comments
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by treblig 16y ago
Incredibly cool and in-depth post. But it's funny, I just assumed the conclusion intuitively since the first time I used a blue bird.
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by treblig 16y ago
Definitely toeing the "Permission based marketing" line there, but sometimes you gotta be a little scrappy :)
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HackerFollow: Follow HN Users(hackerfollow.com)
62 points by treblig 16y ago|51 comments
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by treblig 16y ago
Coming next week :)
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by treblig 16y ago
This is an excellent post, and a very timely one with The Social Network coming out. The film certainly glamorizes startup life, and makes it seem like you won't fail. I released my iPhone app this Summer (SeizeTheDay, http://seizethedayap
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by treblig 16y ago
When was the last time a "Co-President" worked well? Serious question, I'm just having trouble thinking of one.
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by treblig 16y ago
You just perfectly described a 2010 Blackberry.
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by treblig 16y ago
For free?
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by treblig 16y ago
Agreed, but it's "Daring Fireball".
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by treblig 16y ago
Steve Reich is rhythmic, repetitive, and very cool. Highly recommended.
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by treblig 16y ago
They had to've. In fact, Drew cited the following in his YC app: # What are people forced to do now because what you plan to make doesn't exist yet? Email themselves attachments. http://files.dropbox.com/u/2/app.html
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by treblig 16y ago
This absolutely happened to me in high school when playing Tetris on my graphing calculator. I'd see the shapes falling as I fell asleep at night. I always thought it was because I felt only semi-conscious for stats class in the morning, an
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by treblig 16y ago
"As you know, it has the iBookstore, which joins the App Store and iTunes Store as the third store on the iPhone. We have over 150 million credit cards on file ready to purchase your apps. We think we’re number one on the web." -Steve, June
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by treblig 16y ago
I believe that comment was dripping with a heavy dose of sarcasm.
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by treblig 16y ago
Funny how we preach "failing fast" in our startups, but we jump all over Microsoft for internalizing this concept. Good for them for consolidating, but it honestly amazes me that the project even got this far.
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by treblig 16y ago
I'm a little upset that this is called "IPhone 4". It is part of the story, in fact, a very telling part of his narrative that he merely titled it "4".
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by treblig 16y ago
Completely agreed. The plastic felt cheap. This feels like a Rolex.
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by treblig 16y ago
Paid? By Apple? Or just his feed sponsorships and Deck ads?
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by treblig 16y ago
It's been almost a year since I heard anything about RockMelt...
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by treblig 16y ago
AVC.com should do this. His new redesign lends itself perfectly to this type of implementation.
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by treblig 16y ago
This is not a girl's guide to geek guys. This is a guy's explorative writing on what he wishes girls would do for geek guys. Seriously, how is it a guide to (assuming non-geeky) girls if he's candidly referring to Deanna and Bev.
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by treblig 16y ago
At the end he mentions "[In 5 years time,] when you buy a computer, you'll get this." I think that's about 5 years too soon on that one. Incredible demonstrations though... awesome to see science fiction become reality.
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by treblig 16y ago
So, pretty much all of them.
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by treblig 16y ago
I believe the area of that graph with a "North" accent is significantly too large. I can tell you that Cleveland, Ohio in no way has the typical "North" accent.

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