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by tuhin 16y ago
Ok, correct me if I am totally mark on this one but here are my takeaways: 1) The idea of creating groups on the fly to take photographs from a shared location is what got the funding. But using a tighter geofencing (remember how in Gowalla
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by tuhin 16y ago
I actually know that! I own two .me domains and was about to buy .tv domain. Also the .tv domain was launched with high hopes of TV Networks buying enough and paying enough to support the country's economy. Of course that did not happen. Lo
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by tuhin 16y ago
Of course the other option was to go incognito in Chrome!
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by tuhin 16y ago
I was almost about to begin worrying how to search when I just hovered over the invisible/blank portions of the page to be honestly surprised!
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by tuhin 16y ago
Just for the sake of references, the same is also possible with 280 North!
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by tuhin 16y ago
Is it just me or is the Name field actually a single word "username"? I tried my name with space, it did not work but a single username worked just fine! If latter, you might want to change the Name: field to Username:.
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by tuhin 16y ago
http://audioboo.fm/ Sorry to be a spoilsport, but am I missing how this different/better than the above?
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Social-circles network model(en.wikipedia.org)
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by tuhin 16y ago
Agree with you on this one! I know people who themselves cannot program but know what the hell loops are and stuff that you learn when you open a basic programming books. The stuff that tells you what the hell complexity of a program. If I
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by tuhin 16y ago
I believe that would be fine if everyone was as tech savvy as you and I. Unfortunately I still know of people who go to a site in the following way: 1) Type www.gooogle.com (not google, google.com or the browser search) 2)Type facebook.com
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by tuhin 16y ago
The joke was fine till .me, .co and .tv but .cat, .tel and .xxx? That sure is bound to be of use to nobody but the ones selling the domain. The point where he questions if he is desktop or mobile, is actually very critical. The web is one.
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by tuhin 16y ago
Also this is the designer's aka Writer, Blogger, SEO & Ne'er-Do-Well. A small but sick following of a few Million readers. 's site: http://speiderschneider.blogspot.com/ [ A generic WP template]
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by tuhin 16y ago
You think this article is mean and I’m an idiot. That is when I closed the tab. [Disclaimer: I am a designer and I think this article lacks on 'n' number of levels]
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by tuhin 16y ago
And Digg andTwitter are both brilliant platforms for totally different forms of engagement. If Zuckerberg (@finkd) were to get more active on Flickr or Twitter would one say that Facebook is not a great service anymore?
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by tuhin 16y ago
Thanks for saving my time to rewrite each of those points! FUD Indeed!
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by tuhin 16y ago
And the underlying assumption is that designers give Photoshop files as their final output, right?
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by tuhin 16y ago
It is the same for any trade. Be it design, programming and anything else. None of us were born with it. Designers had to study design, read books and then practice this thousand times before we are any good. I am sure even if I read progra
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by tuhin 16y ago
Exactly! Dow you want the conversations to be one liners (witty or shallow) OR do you want people to have meaningful conversations? Assumption: You cannot always have meaningful conversation with one liners.
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by tuhin 16y ago
Actually what you are suggesting was actually the take away and not that you don't do it since it does not always pan out this way. That while it looks easier you should also know it is not always this easy. So when someone is making it lo
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by tuhin 16y ago
I was having the exact discussion with a friend yesterday of what the default behaviour in real time should be. My friend was of the opinion that it should be Enter to post and "Shift+Enter" to add a new line. What facebook did today basica
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Location 2012:TC (Old but interesting)(techcrunch.com)
1 points by tuhin 16y ago|0 comments
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by tuhin 16y ago
1. The story about Obama' Os makes it seem so easy to raise $32k. Of course it does not always pan out the same way. 2. A VC/firm accepting their mistake and missed opportunity publicly is amazing indeed. 3. The best lesson was making sure
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On Leaving Flickr(mroth.info)
51 points by tuhin 16y ago|6 comments
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by tuhin 16y ago
How many people do you know who started off at an age of 19-20 and were a tech celebrity in 2-3 years? Well I do not know of many hence they are and will be an outlier for me. A lot of things including luck and timing beside the usual click
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by tuhin 16y ago
from what I've seen in the people around me that 'made' it without a tremendous amount of luck or access to outside capital, starting from 0 with nothing to show for themselves but the shirts on their backs and their skills Love the way J
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by tuhin 16y ago
503: Service temporary unavailable!
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by tuhin 16y ago
The $10,000 per day was just a metaphor to not actually do things that you feel you don't deserve. Of course a lot of it has to fall in place before you are there to do that. I mean for a man with no job and loads of skills he still needs
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by tuhin 16y ago
Interesting. However, it is something that the governments should be handling rather than a private company. Just an opinion. Or a central database and disaster management site where you just register the contact details of your loved ones
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by tuhin 16y ago
Few things in the article ring a bell close to me. 1)One being the power to choose things without bothering about the money part is like a drug. I still remember the time, when I would take design prjects for as cheap as $20 per hour (which
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by tuhin 16y ago
This is exactly what happens when you control the ins and out from start to finish. You can come up with the craziest of the ideas and innovation and pull it off without a lot of resistance since some manufacture cannot make it for you!

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