Mona, I discovered this (and a number of other things you link here) in the past, but it seems almost in a different life, before social media and FriendFeed, so it's nice to see them being re-discovered and shared here!
- Phil G
I like having each service as an individual contact. Much easier. Can we see the same for Pownce?
- Chris Nixon
Well, IMified has taken bot to a next level.. I even created a customized option to check my google calendar appointments for today (a quick schedule for today) by interacting with bot! Not sure, if they have one for Pownce..
- Jigar Mehta
from bTT
One year later. Just bumping this because it's the one year anniversary of the only item on FriendFeed to get more than 400 likes. (452 at the moment)
- Ken Sheppardson
With the recent update to Twitter's API to allow threaded replies, could we have the replies to Twitter linked to the correct tweets? At times I am looking at Twitter and have no idea what each reply is referring to. http://www.louisgray.com/live...
After having a taste to Twitter's threading, I rarely want to comment to Twitter via FriendFeed anymore. Is it so much to ask to have our conversations make sense? I thought that was the point of FriendFeed.
- Andrew Trinh
Yeah I just discovered that "send this comment as an @reply" doesn't reply to the correct status id. I am always careful about replying to the correct tweet, so this feature is useless to me if it does not.
- Daniel Sims
"1. Les Ambassadeurs (Champs-Elysées) - Ultradecadent palace digs and a hotshot in the kitchen. 2. l’Arpège (Invalides) - Iconoclastic cooking from vegetable groupie Alain Passard. 3. L'Astrance (Trocadero) - A three-star parade of small plates from a culinary whiz kid. 4. l’Atelier de Joël Robuchon (St-Germain-des-Pres) - Tapas-style acrobatics from the master’s open kitchen. 5. Pierre Gagnaire (Champs-Elysées) - Molecular hijinx from the country’s most critically-acclaimed chef."
- clarke thomas
from Bookmarklet
"Warren E. Buffett, the country’s most famous investor and one of the world’s richest men, announced on Tuesday that he would invest $5 billion in Goldman Sachs, the embattled Wall Street titan, in a move that could bolster confidence in the financial markets. Until now, Mr. Buffett, who has navigated the stock market with legendary prowess, has largely refrained from investing in the stricken financial industry, saying repeatedly that things could get worse."
- Dan Hsiao
from Bookmarklet
It'll be especially helpful in boosting investor confidence when GS tries to sell common stock to the public. Hopefully, they can raise enough money to keep things running.
- Henru
I'm curious as to why investors (in general, not picking on Buffett) would have any incentive to tell the truth about their thoughts and projections. Given that information is money, wouldn't an investor be better off having a monopoly on that information? That's why I don't understand the point of financial message boards—there's clearly no "wisdom of the crowds" in your typical internet discussion (outside of friendfeed) so what's the benefit of sharing anything?
- Jim Norris
From Atul's link: "If Buffett were to go to the Street earlier today to buy 44 million calls with a $115 strike price (circa 2010), they would have cost him about $1.5 billion dollars. With GS now trading at $135, Buffett’s $5 billion investment is more like $3.5B, in terms of net cost to him. Hence, the 10% interest is more like 14%. Doug Kass thinks its an even better deal for...
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- Paul Buchheit
I don't know what that means, but it sounds expensive.
- Jim Norris
It means that Buffett got a pretty good deal, assuming GS doesn't collapse.
- Paul Buchheit
How does this affect the standard commenting on WordPress long term? Will IntenseDebate be fully integrated? This makes the commenting space very interesting.
- Rob Diana
Now when ID is bought out by Automattic, and Disqus has strong integration into Wordpress core, it will be an interesting fight between profile platforms, it seems.
- Urbansheep
One of the IntenseDebate guys commented on the story with more info about the company's plans.
- Eric Eldon
(via @crystale) I really cannot describe how simultaneously hilarious and disturbing this stage performance is. If you only click on one thing today, make it this.
- Christopher Sacca
from Bookmarklet
It's going to be a sweet, sweet, day when Pat Robertson unleashes his Crumpin' Disciple Brigade.
- Chester
It was the body popping which did it for me!. FTW
- Jason
BTW Bret while your here please can have a look at my Sonica music room missing some pages, since all this new Beta biz, Sorry Chris for phonejacking your post..Cheers.
- Jason
i'm somewhat speechless after watching. sadly now i cant get that f***ing song out of my head. shit - they got me.
- peter
Wow, I don't really have word to describe my reaction.
- Clare Dibble
"He gives us the power to conquer and win." Who or what exactly are we fighting? This weekend we went to a parade in Indiana, and there was a baptist church float singing "there's power in the blood of the lord". Sounds kind of cannibalistic if you ask me. Then again, during his time, Bach was writing innovative music for the church. It really hasn't changed. Church is part entertainment.
- Robert Felty
OMG, that was awesome. I love the part where the guy breaks it down. Pop-n-lock buddy.
- Derek
We are in the process of transitioning our servers this afternoon to accommodate the new feature, so there may be a hiccup or two in the meantime :)
- Bret Taylor
I'm wondering how it decides which entry to show and which to collapse.
- Andrew Trinh
really cool... it's working now :) Is there any kind of priorities? Like FF entries take priority over Blogs, etc.. or is it first come, first served?
- Tim Hoeck
hmm. first off, I <3 friendfeed. But I am kinda sad to see it go the way of all software getting more and more popular, it gets more and more complicated. I love the elegant simplicity of the V1 and hope that you guys can continue to improve the service and features while still maintaining the "light" and simple feel. I know we all struggle with it, but with every V2 product release I'm reminded of this general pattern in SW design.
- Jenna Bilotta
I don't get how the duplicate feed works. If you look at the feed items for the two stories attached to this story, they don't have related links. Do they only show up on the home feed? Or does only the first story get the related links section?
- Mark Trapp
The entry with the most recent discussion activity goes on top.
- Bret Taylor
we don't need to use beta anymore :) new feature is totally awesome. thanks guys.
- Baturalp Torun
(channelling corvida ...) awesomesauce!
- Rob Diana
Better of discussion activity, having being put in the related entries will definitely kill that.
- Andrew Trinh
Bret, awesome. Any chance of seeing this feature in contexts other than the main feed, like on profile pages and rooms?
- Mark Trapp
What's the time length for dupe aggregation? A day? A week? A month? All time?
- AJ Kohn
The feature will go live in profile pages and rooms soon. Rolling out this feature 100% will take a day or two, so right now, you will only see it on your home feed and friend lists, but we are actively working on transitioning our system so it is available everywhere.
- Bret Taylor
Interesting: if you have something hidden, let's say all Google Reader entries without likes and comments, and that's the most recent activity for the link, the entire discussion goes from visible to hidden. Edit: cool, thanks Bret.
- Mark Trapp
When will it be in the API? (I know, always the one with the stupid API questions)
- Dustin
so this means on those rare days ping.fm actually works, i won't dupes in my feed?
- Admiral Anika
Let's do swing state airdrops of leaflets bearing this info.
- Christopher Sacca
Just read http://www.taxpolicycenter.org/Uploade.... McCain's economic policies look worse than Obama's in almost every way: taxes favor the rich (as shown in the graphs above), less people get health care, and the government would have much more debt.
- Evan Parker
The two chartjunk tables are among the clearest infographics I've ever seen published on political matters. Great stuff.
- Paul Haahr
Given that "trickle-down economics" lays things out in a very bare way, I wonder how persuasive such analysis has. It would seem that, for much of the G.O.P. constituency: 1) non-pocketbook issues trump pocketbook ones, or 2) short-term pocketbook self-interest is trumped by long-term pocketbook aspirations. Well, anyway...that Freakonomics post nicely illustrates how presentation is so important when it comes to quantitative data...for those who care about accurate analysis of data...or data in general.
- Chester