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yoshyosh
10y ago
Thanks for doing this Michael! Any advice on getting people to pay for something before it's built? I think a lot of people will say they will pay a certain price for something but when it comes to signing up once they can enter their
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yoshyosh
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Building a DB is a large endeavor, it's hard to see being able to get people to buy within only a month of contact for it (without playing with it and such). If you were to start from scratch again with RethinkDB, do you feel this logi
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yoshyosh
10y ago
love these small simple tools! Aligns well with the little projects I hack on at work
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10y ago
There is a company, yc in fact http://readme.io/
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yoshyosh
10y ago
There's alot more that can be done. AR really feels like a chance to merge the real world with the digital finally. The indie developer would build on top of the platform that these new AR experiences create, not necessarily rebuilding
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yoshyosh
11y ago
You don't represent the way a majority of the world thinks. It's important to remember that being someone that creates software for people
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yoshyosh
12y ago
You guys should check out www.realm.io, it will be a great way to handle this type of stuff quickly. I am an iOS engineer there
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yoshyosh
12y ago
Next time you are out, check out what most people are doing on their phones. SMS dominates usage so much. Most people don't use desktop chat outside of tech
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12y ago
Most app entrepreneurs wouldnt go as far as he did w/ regards to marketing. I think that was a big takeaway in the difference of drive. Most stop at facebook ads not working if even that. Extrapolate that approach to problem solving an
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yoshyosh
13y ago
They can easily do a lot of things. I think the challenge is the messaging/marketing. People know dropbox because it does one specific thing well. If they were to do this, I think it would have to be spun out as its own service. This m
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The difficulty of learning mobile, fragmented tutorials, and what's working
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Mobile Redesign Concept with Weave
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13y ago
Yay! Congrats paul :), keep it up
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13y ago
As a designer I find it interesting to guess at why the product owner designed something a certain way. I really recommend checking them out, if you get a chance
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13y ago
Using new apps are a great way to learn, design/product, and trends. Every startup is trying really hard to create something new, or some unique problem they see in the world. Not trying them out feels like a huge mistake as a product
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yoshyosh
13y ago
I've been looking for something like this, awesome to see it. That's the issue with marketing, there is a subset of users that are looking for your product, or know they have some sort of problem that needs solving. How you get to
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13y ago
Won't be for a bit, the UI hasn't changed too much since then. Why do you ask?
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yoshyosh
13y ago
Nice, my normal work flow for doing this is hanging out at the Metreon and asking people or at the starbucks near by. $5 gift cards work well if you need extra incentive, most people are pretty nice about a quick test of a feature/home
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13y ago
These are the types of brainstorms that sharing such a nascent idea can create. There are a lot of potential new contexts and emotions that we can still bring to plain text bc of the digital medium and data. You should def have some form of
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13y ago
Definitely interested in how you did it. Also any thoughts on how you think it can be improved in the future
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13y ago
awesome, whats your email? Lets coordinate
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13y ago
Woot! Anyone have space to rideshare to/from SF?
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13y ago
This is interesting because if we think, 100 years from now, on demand transportation could be the most efficient way to go. Now Lyft, Uber's biggest threat, has been winning market share by being the ride for the common man and focusi
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13y ago
Think about a world where this becomes the standard. Not having to go to a grocery store, not having to cook, actually having healthy meals (in 10 minutes or less). You can't even shop or cook in that amount of time.
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I don't remember anything I see on Facebook
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Warrior Concerto: A short story on startup death all around you
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Breakdown of 500px’s photo tagging flow
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Why Flickr is more valuable than you think
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2 years ago I taught myself how to code and design. Figuring out how to set up my environment alone almost killed me. There were just so many cryptic commands that had to be done that weren't exactly english. Then I found the Rails 1 click
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yoshyosh
13y ago
This is awesome, I've also felt the same about finding photos. I hope this changes that. Keep it up! I'll contribute when I learn some post processing so you can have more awesome photos.
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