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yarone
14y ago
Reminder of the sociological / human factors to be considered when launching new products.
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Why the First Laptop Had Such a Hard Time Catching On
(theatlantic.com)
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yarone
14y ago
I run a shop in Los Angeles. We focus on product / UI / ux work and also do mobile and web development. Feel free to contact me if you're interested.
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yarone
14y ago
I'm working on something similar and we are looking for an Android dev to lead the Android implementation. Would you be interested in having a brief phone call? My contact info is in my profile.
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yarone
14y ago
Interesting. Would you be willing to have a short chat? I am working on something similar. Email in my profile.
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yarone
14y ago
"taking off" a few miles from my home.
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Hypersonic aircraft to be tested Tuesday in Los Angeles
(latimes.com)
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14y ago
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BoostFunder: "love child of AngelList and Kickstarter"
(pandodaily.com)
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14y ago
What about used mp3's? Could I (legally) create a marketplace for half-priced music: seller specifies what music they have, buyer buys, we "ensure" destruction of sellers mp3, make it available to buyer?
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yarone
14y ago
Thinking out loud: In an attempt to vastly improve the data, could a mobile app be written that can "detect" if you are driving (exact location, speed, alignment/frequency to your past paths, etc), in such a way that the data could be autom
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yarone
15y ago
I've done GLG (and other similar services) in the $700 range. It's not just for C-level execs at $5-10B revenue companies (I cofounded two venture-backed startups). I started by charging $400. Then I realized that some of these calls last
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Flying Cars; Taking Pre-orders
(venturebeat.com)
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15y ago
My guess: they haven't solved the "fit" problem, they won't bother trying (too hard), and it doesn't matter. These dresses are equivalent to "found money." Woman has a closet full of dresses. They're old, uninteresting, unwearable, etc. She
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yarone
15y ago
That "Gliimpse" animation concept is really interesting. I'd like to see it become widely used.
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15y ago
As mentioned on Jeff Atwood's blog: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/03/what-you-cant-see-y... Eager to know what folks think about this. Would it be great to see in your favorite Editor?
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Gliimpse: Animate the transition between markup and content
(youtube.com)
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yarone
15y ago
Very similar to what I had in mind. Just no need to read or understand how it all works. Just embed some Javascript, and assume 1) that it works great and 2) it will improve over time (based on A/B tests on your site and other sites).
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yarone
15y ago
Why? Many of us use Spreedly / Chargify / Recurly. Imagine embedding a Spreedly form on your site. Still scary?
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yarone
15y ago
I think there's a general purpose need for "optimal" form components. Let me elaborate: - Fields for typing-in a credit card - Fields for typing-in an e-mail address - Fields for typing-in a U.S. street address There are widely-known techn
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iPhone case that's a mobile WiFi hotspot
(techcrunch.com)
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yarone
15y ago
Shameless plug: those of you who are dealing with testing your Android app to ensure that it works properly across a variety of Android devices might be interested in my project DeviceReady: http://www.deviceready.com Submit your app and
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15y ago
While re-imagining parking lots is certainly a worthwhile exercise, I am reminded by a recent and very intriguing HN comment (sorry couldn't find it) that compared our avg utilization of automobiles (low) to the avg utilization of airplanes
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15y ago
I recall reading a story (couldn't find it just now) about how Bill Gates tried unsuccessfully to license the Britannica content to create his digital encyclopedia product. Instead, Microsoft cobbled together assets themselves and built En
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yarone
15y ago
Instead of building the software yourself, why don't you license it from others and focus on operating the site? See invested.in, who licenses their crowd funding platform out of LA (and on reasonable terms). Disclaimer: it's my brother's c
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Nokia Smartphone with 41MP Camera
(conversations.nokia.com)
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yarone
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Still using a floppy disk to represent "save". Wondering when will this end...
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I wonder if an economically sound business could be made in taking top web content and "converting" it into podcasts. My thoughts on the subject (from March 2011): http://www.yarone.com/2011/03/recording-top-web-content-plai...
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Stop Using Lorem Ipsum
(yarone.com)
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yarone
15y ago
Beautiful design through and through: from web site to the app. Really nicely done.
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yarone
15y ago
From my personal experience, it's not just about vesting. It's about energy. For many folks, after 3-4 years, things just aren't the same. Jeff's baby is all grown up. He's poured his heart and soul into this thing. Time to catch his br
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