startupcto

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by startupcto 15y ago
D*ck
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by startupcto 15y ago
What took you so long?
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by startupcto 15y ago
The huge problem I see here is their buttons looks exactly like the "Like" button and could be confusing to Facebook users into thinking their official Facebook buttons/features.
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by startupcto 15y ago
irc ? 2012 ? .................................
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by startupcto 15y ago
Wow.. This is waiting for a C&D from Facebook. To me, this is a blatant abuse of their trademark. http://www.facebook.com/brandpermissions/logos.php
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by startupcto 15y ago
There's no cursor for mobile devices so whatever you think works only works for a percentage of users.
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by startupcto 15y ago
With the amount of downloads that they are publicizing "60 millions", I find it hard to believe that they are still in "growth" stage? User retention is probably the biggest problem they have now and if that is not squared away, no way can
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by startupcto 15y ago
At version 3.0 and no clear indication of how they are able to monetize their "network".
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by startupcto 15y ago
And Bump is still not profitable.
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by startupcto 15y ago
It's the valley. People learn and move on. Same for Hsu and same for the people working there. Most importantly at what price? In this case it's 1.5M and a whole lot of reflecting.
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by startupcto 15y ago
FYI Nimblebit ripped off others before they had Tinytowers.
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by startupcto 15y ago
There's a few ways that they can patch this. I'm assuming that there's some sort of auth process in place for their http calls and this could simply be a case where this particular endpoint missed the auth. Or they're simply blocking the wh
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by startupcto 15y ago
The wizard says: "Go away and come back tomorrow!"
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by startupcto 15y ago
Why isn't anyone testing candidates' ability on reading and working with existing code? I do that all the time with interviewees. Why I do that? The obvious being the potential hire is required to work within a large code base (often code n
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by startupcto 15y ago
This is a silly advice. Call yourself whatever you want, if the project was completed above my expectations, I'll gladly pay you whatever you asked for for the next project.
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by startupcto 15y ago
Were you fully vested?
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Founder Institute is not a typical startup incubator ie YC and TechStars(techcrunch.com)
3 points by startupcto 15y ago|0 comments
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Rovio turned down (rumored) $2B acquisition. (techcrunch.com)
1 points by startupcto 15y ago|0 comments
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by startupcto 15y ago
50%
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by startupcto 15y ago
Being in the app business for more than 2 years, like any other business, there's a cycle. It's a definite trend that mobile ad spending increases towards the end of the year and so publishers will see higher CPM and more impressions. Come
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by startupcto 15y ago
What's the point of "This."?
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by startupcto 15y ago
That is why ideas are many but execution is key to a success of a startup. There are many ways I can see Parse getting to a size that of Heroku. You may not see the potential and that's because you have no idea of what's coming up and I'm s
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by startupcto 15y ago
Stay in school.. I can't imagine why you guys are dropping out of school to "start a dating website". That said, good luck and I'm sure will learn a lot.
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by startupcto 15y ago
What's the point of these kind of announcement when there is no data to back it up? They could have just as well made this up and there's no third party measurement that can validate their numbers. Rovio is just milking this cow to the max
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by startupcto 15y ago
"It’s a damn tragedy. I’m not an expert in JavaScript" Hell yea, the valley's full of smart kids who don't know what the hell they're doing with JavaScript and thinks they're one hell of a hacker when they discovered that they can do shit
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by startupcto 15y ago
You can be an entrepreneur any where in the world. Why does it have to be in the US?
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by startupcto 15y ago
And you are a cloud expert as per your LinkedIn profile.. _, .--. ( / ( '-. .-=-. ) -. / ( .' . \ \ ( ' ,_) ) \_/ (_ , /\ ,_/ '--\ `\--` _\ _\ `\ \ _\_\ `\\
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by startupcto 15y ago
I think the fundamental differences between Dropbox and iCloud is the sharing feature and Windows/Linux/Mac/etc support. iCloud is never going to be on Windows and our company uses Dropbox to share project resources and our machines are a m
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by startupcto 15y ago
Kudos for working on Gameboost over Startup Weekend but the ideas is not new. Google in-app game rewards and you'll find out http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&client=safari&biw...
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by startupcto 15y ago
SEO attempts.

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