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by deepkut 14y ago
It's interesting that Josh Kopelman submitted this.
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Top 10 Things I've Learned as a Student Pursuing a Startup(tonydiv.com)
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Hackers ‘Team GhostShell’ Leak 120,000 Records From 100 Major Universities(betabeat.com)
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by deepkut 14y ago
The request is harvesting data from Facebook. For users with a tremendous amount of data, batch requests must be made, so it can take a while sometimes.
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The Launch Pad: Inside YC - ebook(amazon.com)
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by deepkut 14y ago
Firefly fits in perfectly with the North Inc. (and Dan's) mentality, I love it: --1. Address an outdated market: customer support for enterprises. Business doesn't need to be sexy. --2. Make money now, not later. Sign up, pay now. For those
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Why Can't Facebook Determine Friend Groups?(blog.graphmuse.com)
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Show HN: Discover your friend groups visually(myfriendmosaic.com)
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by deepkut 14y ago
I'd love to contact some of these people as "Growth" is the focus of what I'm working on. Do you know any of these guys you're referencing? Can I shoot you an email? Mine is tony at graphmuse.com
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by deepkut 14y ago
Here at GraphMuse (invite engine for Facebook apps), we hadn't heard of a "Growth Engineer" until we really looked into some of the people interested in our product. Turns out that Growth Engineers are actually respected "higher-ups." You s
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by deepkut 14y ago
First off, thank you. We thought about licensing it, and we'd probably feel comfortable doing so. However, the infrastructure required to run this is pretty intense and customized. We're actually pushing a patent for the infrastructure/tech
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by deepkut 14y ago
Ok, we will :)
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by deepkut 14y ago
Of course! Facebook provides you the user's list of friends, and each friend's list of mutual friends with the user. From there, we construct the friend graph, and then run our clustering algorithm on it. You're right about Facebook not pro
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by deepkut 14y ago
How might we incorporate GraphMuse into the news feed? I don't quite follow.
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by deepkut 14y ago
What do you mean by a 'list?' A Facebook list? We might include that as a neat little tool in the near future for those interested. What are your thoughts?
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by deepkut 14y ago
If you'd like to brainstorm, feel free to shoot me an email at tony@graphmuse.com I have some ideas that are worth developing. In fact, we were using GraphMuse originally to determine entire fraternities and sororities. We listed 3,400 Gree
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by deepkut 14y ago
I really appreciate your kind words, thank you. Are you a Facebook app developer? Are you interested in purposes other than sending invitations?
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by deepkut 14y ago
We've always wondered about this. We didn't think people would pay for something like that. What about a way of creating all your G+ circles based on Facebook friend clusters as well?
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by deepkut 14y ago
Regarding security, good point. SSL is supported; however, we are still in the process of obtaining a secure certificate signed by a CA. Most browsers would not let the demo run SSL over AJAX so we have it temporarily disabled, but once we
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by deepkut 14y ago
Thank you. We actually considered building a recruitment platform based on clusters. That said, we don't know much about the recruitment industry. What are your thoughts?
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by deepkut 14y ago
We hope to monetize this through selling our invite widget. We're also in the process of determining our pricing scheme, which is why that is not detailed on the site yet.
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by deepkut 14y ago
This is a great point, and I respect your skepticism. At this point, we're in the process of confirming our hypothesis with case studies. We did launch this clustering algorithm for our previous venture, Greekdex.com, in which we determined
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by deepkut 14y ago
Hopefully you enjoyed the "reticulating splines" error at the very least? :)
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by deepkut 14y ago
I'm sorry about the error, I'm wondering why you received it. -Do you have more than a small number of Facebook friends? That might be it.
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by deepkut 14y ago
Thank you! Do you view the invites you receive as complete spam? I guess it might depend on the size of your college, and how open the college is to parties, events, etc.
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by deepkut 14y ago
Interesting. We actually thought about offering this as a tool to a company like Paperless Post to speed up their process. What do you think?
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by deepkut 14y ago
We just used it for the launch page as a neat way to catch the user's attention, so I can't make any grand claim about it. Not yet. Arbor is pretty slick, but we haven't tested it out extensively. We have our eyes on d3.js and three.js as w
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by deepkut 14y ago
What about making clusters correspond to waves of enemies in a game? This would be an awesome text-based adventure game, yeah?
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by deepkut 14y ago
Yes, I see what you mean regarding app invites. What if we were to identify your evangelists based on "cluster completion?" What I mean by this is that we'd look for clusters that go from being densely unregistered friend clusters to densel
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Show HN: Invitation Engine for Facebook Apps(graphmuse.com)
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