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- Oguz Kaan C Kilinc (okck)
Oguz, I can log on to my account. I can add the listed services. What does that mean? I have sent a feedback. Let me wait for their reply. Others could open account?
- Wins Fern
vladzaharia [at] gmail [dot] com if you still have some. :)
- Vlad Z
TJT2003 [at] gmail [dot] com if any left
- Tim Tunnicliff
sheasmith916[at]gmail[dot]com Thanks!
- Shea
from BuddyFeed
Received this reply from Levi, regarding Nebul.us invites problem. Hi Wins, Thank you so much for pointing out the problem, it should be fixed in tonight/tomorrow's release. All the best, Levi
- Wins Fern
Mony, will you pls. try again to hook up? Thank you.
- Wins Fern
I too still await an invite TJT2003 [at] gmail .com
- Tim Tunnicliff
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- LouCypher
After working on my latest post, and reading it aloud to proof it, I thought it might be cool to make a recording of it for podcast listeners as well as people who simply prefer audio to text. Would love your feedback on the format and/or content
- Caleb Elston
I think you just hit the other side of the same coin. A great insight differentiates you from competitors, but quality of the algorithm will help you lead the pack of competitors that are bound to appear Good post :-)
- Alexander van Elsas
Alexander: I agree that these companies are also the keepers of the best algorithms for their respective approaches. I think trying to play catchup with only a slightly better algorithm is not a winning strategy. Did you listen to it or read it?
- Caleb Elston
@Caleb, I did both actually. I think it is quite nice to hear a voice with the post. It makes me wonder if I should do that too. I think the correct order is 1 Great insight, 2. Better algorithm. But 1 cannot live without 2 ;-)
- Alexander van Elsas
Glad you liked the audio, I think you should do it, would love more people to do it.
- Caleb Elston
After working on my latest post, and reading it aloud to proof it, I thought it might be cool to make a recording of it for podcast listeners as well as people who simply prefer audio to text. Would love your feedback on the format and/or content
- Caleb Elston
"Hey Chris, great post. Been thinking about the business implications of focusing on algorithms vs. insight. I am experimenting with something new on my latest post; decided to record an audio companion version of for those who prefer to listen. Would love to hear your thoughts on the format and content :) http://calebelston.com/are-alg......"
- Caleb Elston
anna: Thanks for the warm welcome! Still gottta decide where to live. Using AirBnB.com to experiment with different neighborhoods. Any suggestions?
- Caleb Elston
Caleb- what kind of places do you like to go out at, at night? Do you like a quiet neighborhood, or don't mind a scene?
- anna sauce
You might want to try Russian Hill- I love it up there- and isn't J-TV there?
- anna sauce
There are some new exiting neighborhoods like Nopa and old standards like The Mission, but thre are some undeniably nice places to live, like Russian Hill/North Beach etc
- anna sauce
Been looking at SOMA, Nob Hill, and Pac Heights the most so far. I def want a bit of a neighborhood feel with good tie ins to the public transport.
- Caleb Elston
Check craigslist of course- and at the end of the day it really depends on how much you can spend. There are variables like- require parking, live near a park for running, live near north side/southside for commuting. Since you don't have to worry about commuting, It makes it easier. Another cool hood is lower nob hill.
- anna sauce
Yeah, what would say is a fair price for a nice apartment with a new kitchen and hardwood floors. No need for parking. Sub 2k? Trying to understand how much I should wait for the "perfect" place.
- Caleb Elston
If you're in a hurry you can try a broker, though most people don't do that. The end of the month is a frenzied time, but if you are flexible with your schedule and can couch-surf in the city, it's a lot easier and will go faster.
- anna sauce
hey that is cool!! awesome job!! have fun :)
- Susan Beebe
I liked hotpads.com for my last search. You don't have to sign up -- and you can contact people through the site, I got responses back from landlords and management companies. Here you are in russian hill: http://hotpads.com/search...
- Richard pancakhaus Walker
Thanks for all the tips on apartment hunting guys. It really is a pain in the ass. I decided to write a bit about the whole process and what I think would make it better. What do you think? http://bit.ly/Ka44C
- Caleb Elston
Instead of getting an apartment before actually living there, I am using http://AirBnB.com, looks like a great option to live with locals for a week or so and get to know different neighborhoods.
- Caleb Elston
Well written, accurate and concise with no spelling errors. I also agree with your analysis about the viral power, technique and cost mitigation of what is a fairly new paradigm changing marketing platform. :)
- Eric Logan
Eric: Thanks I appreciate the feedback. It is surprising to me how few companies are really taking advantage of the benefits of Facebook and others. They seem to be building little toy apps rather than integrating the strengths of the platform into their main marketing initiatives.
- Caleb Elston
from IM
I am seeing an increase in my local market initially through establishing a presence. I am not sure that the old guard who own the local landing pages and affiliate marketer / developers that advise and develop for many of the local businesses know how to best deal with this emergence yet.
- Eric Logan
Very cool. Yeah, local business' have an even larger opportunity here, because they have been relegated to bad tv ads or the yellowpages. Now they can create groups, pages, and get out real information and deals to their customers.
- Caleb Elston
Thank you for using paragraphs. I read so many blogs that are essentially one long sentence. Unreadable. You post is readable and informative.
- Jack (a.k.a. Jeber)
Jack: I love paragraphs. I also love people who like reading. I think people are afraid to use paragraphs because it might "make their post look long". Oh well. Their loss.
- Caleb Elston
That would be better if forgetly could send the saved note back to gmail everyday for backup.
- Lizunlong
that's an interesting idea. If you create an account, or signin with Twitter, Facebook or Google Account, it is stored on the Forgetly system.
- Caleb Elston
from IM
Yeah, I signin with google account, so maybe forgetly has already known my gmail address, right?
- Lizunlong
yeah, for sure! next iteration hopefully!
- Caleb Elston
from IM
the visual style looks very familiar...
- Caleb Elston
a time stamp was added (or i just noticed it) sweet :)
- mike "glemak" dunn
Yeah, that happens when you "merge' notes. So you are not logged in, and are writing, then you remember you have an account so you login, we take the notes you have in the page and then merge them into your main forgetly account.
- Caleb Elston
ah got it - tried it on my blackberry tour but it wouldn't let me login - iphone worked fine though via twitter oauth, digging it as a memory augmentation tool ;)
- mike "glemak" dunn
Ah cool, glad you are finding it useful Mike.
- Caleb Elston
It's true, I started a blog. Finally decided it was time to make time and write. Let me know what you think really appreciate all of your guys feedback.
- Caleb Elston
Great start for a blog, Caleb! You should add it to your FriendFeed.
- Meryn Stol
Enjoy the concept exposed in the headline, have to dig it more.
- abdellah
i dont understand why people dont love diggbar
- Ahmet Soyata
seems very short sighted of digg to have gotten so greedy.
- Caleb Elston
Caleb: They only have so much funding and they keep taking people (Google) down the alter and get jilted which means they will either die (running out of cash mainly) or they'll grow up get a revenue model and become self-sufficient - which is what they're doing now ;)
- Nicholas James
Nicholas: Yeah, you are right, the business realities are forcing their hand a bit, but it is rarely a good idea to piss off your users.
- Caleb Elston
Louis, you think there's really something to be done for OSs? I think we simply reached the end of it all. Slowly, the browser will take over everything. A potential step for OS X (say 10.7 or 10.8) would be to make something like Fluid.app a true core part of the OS, let Spotlight search the web really well (via Google, Bing and Wolfram Alpha API's)... But this all doesn't warrant to take it to eleven.
- Meryn Stol
Simply put, I see the OS slowly fading into the background. It will remain essential (a browser needs an OS, period) but it won't matter for innovation.
- Meryn Stol
Therein lies the question, Meryn. I don't know that Apple would simply discontinue the operating system and get out of the business, right? So whatever they would call it would have to work in this new environment, whether it has a version number or not. So how do they adapt? And when will they communicate to customers these planned changes?
- Louis Gray
I think the people who are truly short-sighted in this are those who believe it's an either/or proposition: either it's OS-driven or browser-driven; either it's local or cloud; etc. The next step isn't ditching the OS in favor of the browser or the hard drive for the cloud, it's making the two completely indistinguishable from each other. In a way, Microsoft was ahead of everyone when...
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- Akiva Moskovitz
I think Microsoft sees this too and they're really starting to come back. Apple's got some serious pressure to start innovating again.
- Jesse Stay
Louis, I think they're slowly adapting to making "web devices". Iphone was meant to have web apps only at first... I think there's still a lot of money in making superb web devices. A strong OS is a part of that, but it won't really be a selling point. For Iphone, you see Apple de-emphasizing tech specs. It's a gradual retreat from lower layers towards U/X and hardware design only. But that's exactly the place Apple always has shined. I think the OS really can be cut out between without hurting Apple.
- Meryn Stol
MSFT has a bigger problem... Windows 7 is about the end for them too. Many people can still get around with XP. It's all about the browser nowadays.
- Meryn Stol
Also, don't forget, there's more to the OS than just providing a means to get to the Internet. Although I think we'll one day see on-demand access to games even more advanced than the ones that require two DVDs to be installed on a local drive, we are far, far, far away from that. In many ways, gaming drives hardware more than anything else.
- Akiva Moskovitz
PC Gaming is a weird phenomenon. Somehow, I'd expect it to move to consoles... But it's seemingly hard to "extinguish". But I think we'll definitely see on-demand downloading of game content. The actual game engine doesn't have to be that big.
- Meryn Stol
I'm glad that gaming hasn't been 'extinguished' on the PC. It drives innovation more than any other aspect of computers. Even if other products might have brought about 3D graphics to computers, it would have come much later and at much slower of an acceptance rate and at a far higher price to consumers. Gaming is as vital as ethernet.
- Akiva Moskovitz
Another option is just like the Wizard of Oz. "It was right there in front of you this whole time!" as the iPhone OS moves to the desktop. (Photoshop and Office I am ignoring for now)
- Louis Gray
For me it is all about the apps. The OS has always been about abstracting the hardware so that developers have a stable and predictable environment to create their apps that serve people's needs. Apple has built more "Apps" and app like functionality into their core OS and I expect they will continue to do so. What we really want are the OS's of the future to not only abstract the local...
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- Caleb Elston
Your post and the discussion here sparked me to finally start my blog discussing this very issue! If you are interested it can be found at http://calebelston.com Any feedback is greatly appreciated.
- Caleb Elston
While everyone seems to be joining the microblogging, real-time, blah-blah stream, I seem to be getting attracted to old-fashioned RSS. Socialized Google Reader, LazyFeed, Toluu...wow!
"Great roundup of different approaches Louis. We took the "Private Beta Open Invitations" approach because it really suited the Toluu model; discovering what your friends or people like you are reading. Once one person got in, they invited their friends and started discovering. We are still in private beta working on infrastructure changes to support a many more users. Stay tuned though..."
- Caleb Elston
"Great roundup of different approaches Louis. We took the "Private Beta Open Invitations" approach because it really suited the Toluu model; discovering what your friends or people like you are reading. Once one person got in, they invited their friends and started discovering. We are still in private beta working on infrastructure changes to support a many more users. Stay tuned though..."
- Caleb Elston
"Great roundup of different approaches Louis. We took the "Private Beta Open Invitations" approach because it really suited the Toluu model; discovering what your friends or people like you are reading. Once one person got in, they invited their friends and started discovering. We are still in private beta working on infrastructure changes to support a many more users. Stay tuned though..."
- Caleb Elston
I can't remember the old site vividly, but from what I remember, I think this one is 10 times better. It has a solid look. I never tried the app so I can't say anything about that.
- Meryn Stol
Thanks Meryn, Brian - Shaun are you on pc or mac?
- Allen Stern
Just a quick note. As I predicted on the show, the new Facebook iPhone app will support video uploads. As confirmed by the lead dev. http://www.techcrunch.com/2009...
- Caleb Elston