jamiemchale

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The year of sustainable indie products(olly.world)
2 points by jamiemchale 2mo ago|0 comments
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by jamiemchale 1y ago
Plus the config for the individual bases is plain text, so in theory the queries could be read and run in other software too.
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by jamiemchale 5y ago
Can anyone explain how long they expect this potential effect to last? The vaccine DNA presumably breaks down / dissipates after a period of time? And the spike protein fragments too? What might that period of time be?
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by jamiemchale 6y ago
And this is totally fine! CoCs are there for the end-of-the-line decisions where the "being reasonable" options have been exhausted. They are also useful sometimes for setting the tone for meetings / events. The various uses
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by jamiemchale 6y ago
Except, in a lot of circumstances you do need it offline. Rules of order for Parliaments, town hall meetings, and everything in-between. Constitutions for local groups and clubs. Bye-laws for local areas. Codes of Conducts are a lightweight
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by jamiemchale 9y ago
The key drawback for Backblaze for me is their lack of decent external HDD support. If you don't connect your external drive for 30 days then the files are marked for deletion. I usually keep my photo library on external HDD and archiv
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by jamiemchale 11y ago
I agree with the other commenters here - it can be a bit 'fuzzy', which is disagreeable to people who like definite answers. Case by case is probably a good way of tackling it. The cases, however, do need to be held in reference
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by jamiemchale 11y ago
At what point are you remarkable enough to lose the right to be forgotten? What counts as being in the public eye? Do you have to desire to be in the public eye? How do you manage the case of an unremarkable person removing something, then
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by jamiemchale 12y ago
Isn't there a tremendous upside to being physically co-located? Even if the teams are remote, are the founders not usually located in a 'tech hub' city (SF, NY, etc.)? Matt says to let people 'live someplace remarkable&#
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by jamiemchale 13y ago
Tweeted about it with hashtagging the name. Checked the hashtag. Deleted the Tweet.
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by jamiemchale 13y ago
Thanks. It's a really difficult area to navigate. Our digital lives are so bound up with our identities - it's virtually impossible to live in obscurity. What rights should we have over data about us?
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The quantified lives of others(medium.com)
1 points by jamiemchale 13y ago|2 comments
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
"Is there still a place for single-person bootstrapped company which cannot afford to spend money or time on anything, but the product itself?" If you have time to spend on the product then you also have time to spend on the research, the m
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
Thanks for the reply Douglas, I'd dropped you a note via FB asking for advice on how to proceed. It's a very frustrating position to be in. I can understand why you need to test, and the arguments in favour of preventing spam. It does seem
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
They have a blog called "Operation Developer Love" and a 90 day breaking changes policy - but it hasn't been followed in this case.
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
The problem that I had, and why I wrote about it, is that Facebook didn't follow their own policy on breaking changes. We had planned to use Facebook-only for the first phase of the app - as it has a prebuilt social graph, friend model, and
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
This is what I was trying to achieve with my app. The Request notifications were for individual users - not pre-ticked. The problem is that creating something that people actually want, working via the channels that Facebook provides for pe
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
The main frustration here is that the Requests are those that are actively initiated by a user. A friend is actively trying to invite you to the app, rather than just an app spamming those who have once installed it.
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by jamiemchale 14y ago
The point was that if Facebook are providing the APIs and encouraging developers to use them then it's a crappy thing to yank the rug away. I don't think that it's a great idea to build a business model that relies on Facebook - but at some
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Facebook screws app developers on notifications(throwww.com)
35 points by jamiemchale 14y ago|31 comments
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Frames of reference for a startup community(rookieoven.com)
2 points by jamiemchale 14y ago|0 comments
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Overcoming the Fear of Feedback(rookieoven.com)
3 points by jamiemchale 14y ago|0 comments