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jongs
14y ago
International markets makes sense only if there is a clear path to monetization or the potential acquirer has interests oversees
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jongs
14y ago
Zorbo provides a good answer: Focus. Both in what the Tool does and also what it is used for; to wit, we created Storylane to build a library of human experiences and opinions. We created Storylane to focus on what matters. This is partly a
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jongs
14y ago
You bring two very important points. I agree that creating the right community and the right precedent is Key, but I don't think you need to be closed in order to achieve this. On the contrary, I think one needs to build a system that cana
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jongs
14y ago
There is an "old fashion sign up" right below..
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jongs
14y ago
Thanks for joining in. I love that explanation too :)
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jongs
14y ago
Thanks for the feedback. - Like the idea od removing what you don't like - I hear on fixing the bar. Again, thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts
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14y ago
Storylane is free for all (as in: NOT invite only but open to anyone). It is however community curated in that the best content surfaces to the top using the feedback users give.
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jongs
14y ago
true. this is also why we need teams and investors truly focused on the long term. oDesk had both.
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14y ago
Point taken, and it seems to be a common thread. We need to think about how to do this better. The reason we care about registrations is because we look at it as a community not a marketplace for content.
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14y ago
This is one of my favorites
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Storylane is an effort to create a library of human experiences. technically it works like a publishing platform built socially from the ground up.
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14y ago
Glad to hear that you liked it! And I hear you on combining the welcome emails
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Show HN: Storylane - People sharing things that matter
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Founders stories
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jongs
15y ago
interesting article
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jongs
15y ago
Glad you liked the design. If you have any other thoughts or feedback please dont hesitate to sare them
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jongs
15y ago
Not at this point but we wont post anything on your wall without permission. When adding people to you trusted network check/uncheck the notify with wall post check box as you see fit. Looking forward to your 2cts
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15y ago
You will need an invite code. Use: protoref
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Introducing Reference.me
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15y ago
We looooove data at Mixtent. Everyday we find amazingly interesting relationships between different skills and different profiles. Some of these relationships are expected and intuitive and others are surprising and enlightening. A while a
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What makes a great software engineer?
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jongs
16y ago
Hi, I am one of the co-founders of Mixtent. Would love to get your two cents on what we launch today
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16y ago
thanks
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jongs
16y ago
Why would it make it slower?
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jongs
16y ago
Indexing is on but my understanding is that it only help reading, not writing on the DB
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How do you optimize a MySQL database for writes?
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16y ago
got it, thanks!
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jongs
16y ago
Is it easy to go from Phyton to PHP? and from Phyton to Java?
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jongs
16y ago
email sent!
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Ask HN: What is the best programming language to learn first?
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