ardakara

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Voicegem (YC S12) joins Palantir(blog.voicegem.com)
53 points by ardakara 14y ago|13 comments
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Facebook launches free calling for all iPhone users in the US(theverge.com)
14 points by ardakara 14y ago|1 comments
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The Dream Team: Hipster, Hacker, and Hustler(forbes.com)
7 points by ardakara 14y ago|0 comments
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by ardakara 14y ago
Congrats guys!
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by ardakara 14y ago
And yes, you can easily get a public link to any voice feedback you receive, and post it on your testimonials page. But I would check with the sender first obviously.
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by ardakara 14y ago
Thanks for the feedback, just changed the header link so it takes you to VoiceGem. The permission remembering has to be set by the user, and we found the simple Allow screen to be more friendly than the one with the remember box. Thanks for
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by ardakara 14y ago
Good stuff man, just signed up. Congrats! My first conversation: - "Show me your .vimrc and I'll show you mine" - "Ah, I can't I'm married to emacs" Sounds promising :)
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by ardakara 14y ago
Certainly, and it really depends on the context. For example, being far from family and friends, I love putting on my earphones, laying down and listening to my friends' messages. The nice thing is that I can listen to these messages anytim
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by ardakara 14y ago
Yes, there are already apps that let you send shorter voice messages, but you have to have your friends install it first. VoiceGem lets you send as long a message as you want to anyone. They can also listen and reply without signing up, or
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by ardakara 14y ago
The thing is no one seems to like voicemail, including us. You're trying to reach someone, and end up having to leave a voicemail. The listener usually just listens to see if she needs to call you back or not. It's all out of necessity. Voi
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Heroku is down again(status.heroku.com)
203 points by ardakara 14y ago|126 comments
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D10 Video: Tim Cook Session Highlights(allthingsd.com)
1 points by ardakara 14y ago|0 comments
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by ardakara 15y ago
I'm sorry for that. We had to build it in Silverlight at the time since Microsoft was a significant contributor to Stanford Center for Professional Development. However, you can also find the same original material on YouTube, iTunes or Bit