y_molodtsov

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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Yes, let’s just educate everyone instead of bulding a better system in the first place.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
And then people install pirated .apk making iOS the most profitable mobile platform for developers as they prefer to focus on iOS, especially regarding expensive apps.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
"Telegram recently ran an ICO that, at the very least, probably runs afoul of American securities law.” Their ICO is absolutely compliant with the securities laws. There wasn’t a sign of general solicitation and the investors were requ
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
But we still have model — Apple isn’t a monopoly in any way.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I thought they just removed those VPNs apps from the China AppStore? Apple also blocked LinkedIn in Russian store as it’s banned by the government. But only in Russian. That’s the key problem here, if what Telegram says is true and they’re
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
What’s distasteful about that? That’s their key differentiator that enabled a lot of their advantages. And there's also Android anyone could use if they’d want to.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
http://macstories.net for Apple coverage — usually really deep, found a lot of apps there.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Email is a relic of an old era and isn’t a very good example. It wouldn’t catch on if it emerged just now. More and more modern email clients starts to add things on top of the protocol turning their apps into walled gardens (Polymail, Spar
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
And how many consumer users does that project have? Federated clients lost.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Almost nobody talked about it 2 years ago.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Instapaper is owned by Pinterest btw. Not a 2-ppl SaaS.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
iCloud Keychain is pretty good, but it tragically fails in the followings cases: * Any browser other than Safari. * Apps that MacOS/iOS don't parse for password fields for some reasons so you can't generate a password right t
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
1password seems to have better apps and is supported by multiple apps on iOS.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
No, they shouldn't, they should throw away legacy code as they've been doing ever since.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
As far as I remember nobody really had any problems after the LastPass hack, since the data was encrypted anyway?
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
At first, they're not a monopoly, people who worry about that could easily use other open-source and probably less convenient solution. Secondly, after the subscription ends the apps simply go into read-only mode. You still have access
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
1password is also supported by many mobile apps (on iOS at least).
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
As far as I remember, nobody is actually able to procude it in the US using the exact same process.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
There also was some online game that did the same, I doubt they had a lot of user data.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
For SMBs that probably is really bad. Just the fact that a small website you’ve just heard about requires a lot of your data would be negative for their customer acquisition, while other people would continue trust major companies.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I hope you understand that Facebook doesn’t sell your data to anyone. It sells targeting capabilities.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
In the end this is still an investment, and the stock purchase agreement will probably include terms that would require companies to upload their P/L each quarter. They could easily track progress based on that.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Probably. Spark takes up around 200M on my laptop, so it's not that big of a deal.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Will definitely try it out, it’s really hard to find a perfect client. I wonder when will we be ready to finally drop copying the entire fricking thread with each email, since all email clients automatically build the thread. If you need to
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
The choice is actually more interesting. Although big companies such as Slack potentially have resources to support development for multiple platforms, even they can implement new features faster due to Electron. Think about all those small
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
No it's not. The modern increase in the average height is caused by the accessibility of protein.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
That's even worse for you case, I suppose. In case of a usual VC funds it's about the returns, but corporate VCs also look for some potential synergy. They probably were looking for some ML startups that they could utilize later.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Well, it's possible, but only if you know where did the word come from.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
I guess all people who think that way should visit Hungary and try to read the signs there.
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by y_molodtsov 8y ago
Just like services like Virtru: they would just get a link for that content.

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