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aaronwhite
4y ago
JS interop via webcomponents is "the way" (vs ports). Re JSON decoding, agreed, and we cover in the episode: it's a solved/solvable problem that isn't popularized via a nice package...yet. But I think you've ze
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aaronwhite
4y ago
I'd follow Elm Land https://elm.land/
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4y ago
It's funny, I don't believe Elm itself needs much (if any) modification- the language is in a great spot, as are the core libs. I f you care about it winning the "language wars", it needs more PR, examples, success stori
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SaaS Statistics and Trends for 2020
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From VC to IT: Blissfully’s Origin Story
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Why we did SOC 2 a month after our seed round
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Building Software Is an MMO, Here Is How You Play
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React for interactive command-line apps
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Four Stories about Storytelling
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11y ago
Speaking on the VC side, some the crunch premise is flawed. The crunch is due to a huge explosion of early stage companies (easier than ever to get seeded, less capital than ever needed to get started) w/o a corresponding explosion of
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aaronwhite
12y ago
I do think the question of price discrimination is a really interesting one. Why hasn't anyone been successful suing for that? Why is Tinder being so obvious about it, do their lawyers no something we don't, or are they just that
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12y ago
Right there w/ you Xorlev; my thoughts: http://singularity.vc/post/105602600755/mixpanels-toothless-... In summary "Be Brad Pitt" - great advice if you can figure out how to act on it ;-)
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The Venture Narrative
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How AI happens: the fitness function is the *economy itself*
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Heartbleed and the Fragile Physics of Software
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12y ago
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Boundless Settles Lawsuit With Traditional Publishers
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13y ago
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The 3 Ways To Grow Faster Than Your Competition
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From 0 to 2 Million DAU’s: The Guide To Growing Your Startup via Partnerships
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How I Beat the World High Score in Dots (hint: I cheated)
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13y ago
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Surprise: Boost revenue using our new pricing strategy tools
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How Your Culture is Destroying Profits
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aaronwhite
13y ago
Really well done and love the SEO-ness that provides real value for folks! Nice tool
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14y ago
Hopefully some folks have heard of Boundless now, we make free e-textbooks out of open-source / public domain content and are now used by students at half of all universities. We have a program to help educators quickly get up to speed usin
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How Groupon is Losing $1,117,808 Every Single Day
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14y ago
Checkout http://app.net if you haven't. FatNest/TweetFavor would likely be useful in that context, I hope it gains traction! At any rate, developers, developers, developers! :) I love our people :)
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14y ago
I built the similar http://TweetFavor.com , which Twitter promptly shut down once people started using it, post-mortem/rant here: http://restrictionisexpression.com/post/26144987502/im-done-... Hopefully you don't suffer the same fate, b
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14y ago
Your opening digression is a bit harsh. We're all experienced web-devs, with the accumulated knowledge of building websites that have reached in excess of several hundred million individuals. SEO - True. There are many different strategies
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aaronwhite
14y ago
Spar itself requires no knowledge of Ruby, that was one of the design goals. It happens to use Ruby tech under-the-hood, but no user of Spar would ever be exposed to those choices.
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14y ago
Middleman looks great; Spar attempts to help on deployment as well as development. Excited to see folks building/using frameworks like these.
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Pricing is a Process and How We Validated Our Technology By Pricing Gold
(blog.priceintelligently.com)
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