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twalling
14y ago
Connected Sports Ventures Cambridge, MA FULLTIME - Backend Engineer (Node.js, Redis, MongoDB) We're looking for another backend engineer to join our team as we continue to expand upon our realtime, single game fantasy, football and baseball
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Timestack - jQuery plugin for generating pretty, clickable timelines for the web
(icambron.github.com)
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14y ago
Agree. All you can really ask for is feedback on the landing page not your startup. For all I know you're in the first stages of determining whether there's enough interest in this to pursue it.
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14y ago
I think the challenge in writing a good job post is finding your voice and putting together a concise (balance of bullet points and conversation) writeup which feels personal. Either approach pointed out here can come off sounding mechanica
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14y ago
Agreed. My initial impression was those photos were static implying that the service was audio chat only. I went looking through the features to see if video chat was possible.
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14y ago
Kindle support should be pointed out and while both say they support it, I found Readability's to be much more reliable. As much as I liked to support Marco with Instapaper I had to stop donating and switch. Sending to my kindle wasn't work
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twalling
15y ago
I bet I could go from idea to revenue in under 1 hour.
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15y ago
I've been using it for over a month or so now and love it.
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15y ago
I've heard anecdotally that setting those css animations via JavaScript vs defining them in a stylesheet, then toggling classes in the code, yields slightly better performance. I have nothing to back that up but would be interested in heari
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twalling
16y ago
Right. They succeeded in getting more funding. They haven't succeeded as a profitable company yet.
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16y ago
Sounds like a security issue to me.
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16y ago
They also serve up a regular HTML site. You can try it out in Firefox and other browsers. It even takes advantage of the location API available in modern browsers allowing you to locate yourself and check in via your laptop/desktop.
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16y ago
I think they're completely fine with it. Foursquare has been extremely open about how people use their API and this is what their API is for. In the end I don't think they care how people are checking in. They're still gathering useful loca
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16y ago
Thought experiment. Good choice of words, I think the post was intended to take it to the extreme just to provoke some interesting thoughts on the new language. Legal agreements will be interpreted differently and its important for them to
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16y ago
Gravity needs to be just a little stronger.
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16y ago
One of the most interesting posts I've read so far regarding the whole apple/adobe nonsense.
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Apple takes stance on consciousness
(joeberkovitz.com)
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16y ago
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17y ago
Keep working on it. If they launch before you, read the comments in the store and see how it's doing, what are its shortcomings, etc. I think this type of thing easily happens all the time. Rarely is there an idea that someone else hasn't t