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zacharyz
15y ago
Sad news Chad, but Twilio seems like it will be a great fit for you - at least until that itch comes back again :).
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15y ago
He sounds more like a PM than an "architect." Is it because he codes and works in an agile shop that he suddenly becomes an Agile Architect?
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zacharyz
15y ago
Good! As young as you are you are still a huge inspiration for the rest of us would be entrepreneurs. Get out there and make cool shit!
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zacharyz
15y ago
Yeah seriously, it seems like it wasn't very long ago that they were giving out beta invites to HN members.
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15y ago
For a good discussion on this subject check out roythunder's AMA over at reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/gt0l1/i_have_a_cs_degr... He runs one of the slickest sites tube sites out there.
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15y ago
I briefly looked at elance as a means to gauge what "markets" were hot for me to focus on. At the time (and it may still be the case) Wordpress was really taking off. One of the things I noticed from the top paid developer there was that he
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zacharyz
15y ago
Good advice and presentation Jason. I can't wait to see it in action.
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16y ago
I absolutely love reading articles like this that are grounded in reality where the point of the app is to actually make money. The fact that you are making any money at all brings value to what you have to say that all of us can learn from
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zacharyz
16y ago
Lack of push notifications natively is the primary reason why I haven't purchased tweetbot. Isn't there some middleware they could use to solve this problem intelligently (like urban airship)?
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16y ago
Interesting problem to have. Consider that it was just a few years earlier than you where people didn't have blogs to share their high-school and pubescent rants on. Some how they survived :). I do think it is unfortunate that well thought
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16y ago
Oh thats right it is April 1st.
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16y ago
How talking about something popular gave me the opportunity to pimp my product.
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16y ago
The worst is when you find a project that isn't being maintained but still solves a problem. Then you have to trace through all the different pull requests to find what actually works and is relavent to your needs.
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16y ago
Being fit and feeling good about myself is a better feeling than anything I have derived from food. I love me some delicious food, but not at the expense of my health.
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zacharyz
16y ago
So how long until they are integrated into displays then?
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16y ago
This got a big laugh out of me.
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zacharyz
16y ago
That is 100k in the valley though. When you consider the cost of living adjustment compared to else where it isn't extraordinary.
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16y ago
Seems to render well in Chrome. ;)
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16y ago
Travel! I recommend reading Vagabonding: An Uncommon Guide to the Art of Long-Term World Travel. Traveling can be extremely enlightening. If for no other reason than it will give you plenty of time to think. If you find yourself thinking ab
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16y ago
Oh come on. Smart phones in general still only make up a small percentage of the over all subscriber base for the big phone companies. The rest of their subscribers still burns through minutes and text messages every month. I welcome the da
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16y ago
The easy install and developer friendly focus is what attracted me to it. The license and the language attracted developers and designers towards making lots of themes and plugins. Furthermore a large professional developer base legitimized
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16y ago
I remember playing with one of intel's tablet prototype units way back in 2007. It was bulky and was running XP and used a stylus for input. Obviously it was more for testing feasibility of the platform more than anything but it was incredi
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16y ago
Very nice, I had heard of the site but never tried it out. Do you guys manually aggregate everything?
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zacharyz
16y ago
Quick someone - find a way to do this with social deals sites. Filter out the daily spa deals and provide deals that match my interests from all the various groupon clones.
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16y ago
If watching his Random show has taught me anything it is that he isn't very remarkable especially compared to his cohost on that show (Tim Ferriss). His strength is really how connected he is and his ability to produce content that highligh
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16y ago
I don't get it. I read the entire post looking for an actual debunking of the "myth." He mentions change.org - which shortly after it launched had several competitors. It wasn't until the company changed the way it was executing that it suc
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16y ago
So if users clicking on ads without the intention of buying is click fraud - what about when a user accidentally opens one of those lame ads on a youtube video when they were actually trying to close the ad? I certainly had no intention of
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zacharyz
16y ago
Very well done, thanks guys. It helped me with an issue I was having.
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zacharyz
16y ago
Now make with the revenue. Release some filter packs for 99 cents each and hopefully benefit from the 10-30% of your user base that will purchases some. After the initial rush AOL will buy you for 40 million.
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16y ago
I was wishing for a site exactly like this when I was reading.
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