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Comment #3405641
We at http://views.fm completely agree
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Comment #3401201
Seconded. This book has made me rethink all of my behaviors and professional practices – from the gym, to food, drinking, and my UX design recommendations and reasoning. It provide…
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Comment #3221499
I am hanging out on a team product meeting with peeps in Paris, Philly, NYC, and SF as I type this. For me, this makes G+ 100x more valuable than FB.
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Comment #3040036
Uhh, does anyone know what the location for this is? I RSVPed 'coming' and never got any info on where this is happening.
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Comment #2854646
Dropbox's GUI does need some work for presentation, which is why me and a friend built an app on top of Dropbox precisely for that: views.fm Actually just released a new slideshow …
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Comment #2786014
With every new OSX version update I just assume it's gonna take a solid 8 hours to get rails running properly again...
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Comment #2696394
If Foursquare is a sign of things to come for NYC, I need to get the fuck out of here asap.
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Comment #2580590
Seems like this is gonna be fun competitive space. I've seen http://vhx.tv , http://shelby.tv , and now WatchLater. Am I missing anything?
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Comment #2495345
For designers: good for practice, bad for business For businesses: good for unimportant stuff that needs a bit of design, bad for serious stuff As a designer/business owner, I'm pa…
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Comment #2465464
Oddly enough, the more I read the more I become convinced that this may actually not be the case. Technology and our ability to effectively process information is growing at an exp…
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Comment #2457750
Fuck startup events (and startup "incubators" for that matter.) Everybody wants to 'play startup' these days. Valuable non-programming skills include, in order of immediate product…
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Comment #2367606
I dunno, I'm 26 and equally baffled by every new mobile/social fad. I think technology and late stage capitalism does something strange to culture, leaving a void where religion, m…
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Comment #2365644
Hi Cody! Color is the foursquare of photo apps. Which is to say: novel, silly, and, ultimately rather useless. For group photo sharing, which I think is an awesome idea, there's an…
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Comment #2351241
Six months ago I started a weekend project with a buddy to build a pretty visual layer on top of Dropbox. Lots of coffee, long nights and weekends later, and it's a full-fledged fi…
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Review my Project: Views.fm - making filesharing suck less
Six months ago I started a weekend project with a buddy to build a pretty visual layer on top of Dropbox. Lots of coffee, long nights and weekends later, and it's a full-fledged fi…
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Comment #2212070
I think you meant to write: "the future is freemium." This article doesn't mention micropayments. I'll be damned if those aren't some good ideas regarding accessibility though. I d…
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Comment #2134588
"Playing startup." Most apt description I've heard of the New York 'tech' scene yet.
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Comment #2013798
This site is a poor copy of flavors.me. I once took the liberty of illustrating that idea: http://grdn.cc/post/1171539069/flavors-me-vs-about-me-in-tod...
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Comment #1981686
Reading this book The Possibility of an Island which postulates the same, though through a more socio-religious angle rather than technological.
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Comment #1973591
The Black Swan (unrelated to the Natalie Portman movie) A great look behind some of the pseudo-science and psychological principles behind decision-making, rationality, and markets…
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Comment #1967608
Finally! Some mainstream tech criticism in contrast to the overwhelming din of cargo-cult social network startups.
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Comment #1873377
When did "startup" become synonymous with social internet site that will take years to make any money? I know I'm on HN; my point is that there are startups in all kinds of fucking…
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Comment #1865584
The Tao te Ching – Lao Tzu. Classic and calming. Also Design Patterns in Ruby, which is rather entertaining for a programming book.