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by volida 18y ago
"I just want to go on record saying that none of Twitter's problems have ever been Rails problems." The way that the phrase is wrriten, demonstrates that there was lack of organization.
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$1 Million prize offered for cracking an encryption algorithm(blogs.zdnet.com)
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by volida 18y ago
how do you know what he knows?
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by volida 18y ago
what would you do with your personal spaceship?
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by volida 18y ago
reality=market value/num_of_competitors; potential=reality/hope; bubble=d(value)/d(time); if (potential <= bubble) bubbleburst();
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by volida 18y ago
The issue is that UI is not UX. mockups fail in real life. Just get your hards dirty designing the real thing than losing time desining mockups on pc... you won't make innovation with a tool that constraints you to classic examples of user
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by volida 18y ago
it's been a long time since I used an IDE for designing a UI. IDE is so last century, it's just for maintaining large code base.
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by volida 18y ago
something that doesn't let me innovate is useless. this doesn't seem it's going to give you any more power than the traditional IDE so why bother use it?
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by volida 18y ago
<<Εν οιδα οτι ουδεν οιδα>> if you read it in the original Greek, you don't fall in the trap the author fells. And although there is a wise contradiction showing Socrates wisdom, what you can also intrepret is that if you don
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by volida 18y ago
"They" I didn't mean Google
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by volida 18y ago
I am surprised this story didn't get any up votes. They are invading privacy and nobody comments about it here in Hacker News?
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by volida 18y ago
say that to mainstream users!
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by volida 18y ago
I agree. It's a think about trusting. If someone less known submitted this I'd have not clicked or continue watching the video after 1st minute because it's boring at the beggining.
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by volida 18y ago
it's a nice feature but I assume your audience is also mainstream users. So, those people who are not technical users, most probably use webmail. Even, if they do have another address (from their university) they would still probably login
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by volida 18y ago
convenient? if someone is not already logged in their email, they have to type an address and then login. Is that easier from having a simple username/password signup page?
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by volida 18y ago
assuming the original idea will probably change until you have a product, it is not really substantial to make that argument. I assume a product is something you can sell, so it's natural that attitude towards making it succesful will make
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by volida 18y ago
"You think you can't sell the idea until you have a product. This is a major killer - you think that as soon as you have feature X or Y, you can start showing people your idea. One more time - if you can't sell the idea, you can't sell the
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by volida 18y ago
In May, Mr. Gladwell wrote that scientific discoveries are not necessarily the product of singular genius. He ticked off example after example of discoveries and ideas that occurred at the same time, independently. “Newton and Leibniz both
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by volida 18y ago
well 12seconds could be matched to the concept for making short videos(comments) even if they supported more length in new versions. i think it's interesting because, the time limit will make you record something interesting and will remove
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by volida 18y ago
interesting perspective
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by volida 18y ago
it's not as much annoying as it is distracting visible round buttons with numbers and slower transition between slides or change the transition effect from a slide to fade in/out
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by volida 18y ago
I am not defending the current model but the reality is that there isnt another one for those trying to do a free service. Therefore providing some extra features for those who pay is the way to go if you dont want to depend on ads. Other t
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by volida 18y ago
its funny you mention youtube all the time and the article is about a bubble and you dont give even one example of the web apps you imply their business is a bubble. The problem is doing something that people want, and not about temporary t
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by volida 18y ago
- I doubt mainstream users understand or care what's a pdf - The problem in any idea is how to make it appealing, and in this case how to does the word spread about your web service. - The public url for sharing their docs will help only if
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by volida 18y ago
you should have a very short domain name linking directly to the game. I tried to recomend the game and the easier way was to tell them google for robokill
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by volida 18y ago
?
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by volida 18y ago
it's also called cynicism
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by volida 18y ago
no offense but, ms paint or something similar was in the 80s though.. people with talent should use something that can help them show it off and spend less time
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by volida 18y ago
You wanna know what I use to make the graphics on this website? Microsoft Paint. Seriously. All of the graphics on this website were either made in Microsoft Paint no wonder it looks like so 1980s
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by volida 18y ago
When you make the decision to go open source obviously it's not from the product it self you are making money directly, only when sell licenses with support probably, but I am not excited with that model due to the fact that is not really c

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