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Hey man,

Great idea. I have a few suggestions.

1. Take advantage of the traffic!! Even though I do not have an invite, create a way take my email address so when there is more space, you can tell me. You have my attention now, use it.

2. Describe Open-Photo in English. I am sure you do not want this to be for developers only. 90% of people do not really care if it is open source or understand the 'liberated data' terminology. :)

Here is what I think you are building: The ultimate photo backup and organization platform. The very first place you put all your photographs. From there you decide what to post on FB, Picassa or Flickr. Best of all, you control it all.

3. Use the Gowalla shut down as PR. Imagine all the photos that were shared there; people have suddenly been told to take their shit by Jan. Describe how with OpenPhoto would have made things different for the user. tptacek things the users are owed nothing, therefore with open photo, they can take care of themselves. See (http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3318527)

4. Find how to make money out of this. We want you to be on this project in 10 years and for that to happen, you have to make money. Your bills will only keep increasing. You can think of the WP model or something.

All the best and keep us updated.
I think what the OP is trying to say, is that Fackbook (as the custodian of our private data) should make available a list of resolved exploits such that we may be aware of potential data leaks.

Eg - up until today, and for who knows how long, photos you thought were private may have been accessed by undesireables.
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>Very much so. However, it's much less successful at instilling that way of thinking than Refactoring is.

That's why I like PoEAA - Fowler is better writer than the GOF so his books do a better job of bringing the ideas across.
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Perhaps I'm not reading this correctly, but all of this seems to be presented as a static personality trait, which doesn't match my experience.

When I was younger, I used to fit the description of an introvert precisely. I found myself drained in social situations and people would frequently ask me if I was "OK" and why I was so quiet. I was the silent, quiet guy who hadn't even kissed a girl through high school but who had no difficulty being top of the class without studying or paying attention during lessons (i.e. I wasn't retarded). On the MBTI in my first year of university, I scored very high on "I".

As I grew older I started realising that many of my "introverted" behaviours were making it difficult for me to have a fulfilling, healthy life. As I started exploring the problem space, I learned I suffer from a lot of social anxiety and self-esteem issues. I realised, for instance, that is wasn't people I found draining in social situations, it was the constant feeling of being "different" and not understanding social interactions, as well as taking social gaffs personally as though I were flawed as a person. Feeling inadequate used to stress me out enormously (and it's still something I suffer from) and drive me to avoid social interaction.

As I've begun tackling these things over the years, nobody tells me any more that I need to relax or that I'm too serious (although I do find I have distinct 'modes' where if I'm in work mode I just won't get somebody joking around with me, for instance). At times I'm excited to go out (with or without friends), and other times I am still reluctant to go out, i.e. I've learned to enjoy socialising but I'm not a social butterfly. I have become more interested in small talk with random people after experiencing the positive upside of meeting interesting randoms, but I still can't stand pointless small talk in the office (when, for instance, somebody asks about my previous evening rather than just getting to the point about why they walked over to my desk). All of this makes me skeptical when I see "introverts" resort to "extroverts just don't get it" rather than explaining what there is to get -- I'm not convinced that the "introvert" has explored the possibility of social anxiety or depression driving their behaviour, the symptoms of which were largely invisible to myself while I was in the midst of dysthymia.

In the past 2 years I did the MBTI twice as part of training separated by a year and in both cases I scored 50/50 on I and E. I've never seen anybody talk about shifts in MBTI, but it certainly does happen and makes me skeptical about articles such as these which treat I/E as all-or-nothing traits (or which pay lip service to a gradient of introverted/extroverted personalities, but don't discuss important matters such as social anxiety and low self-esteem as being a source of behaviour). Finally, I've noticed that in social situations I tend to be more "I" but in intimate relationships I'm very "E", which is something I've also never seen really discussed.
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He's making quite a bit more than that.

"Today, Pinboard is Ceglowski's fulltime job, pulling in $250,000 in revenue over the past two years. He says the site has 25,000 registered users with about 18,000 active ones each month. Ceglowski's only costs are paying for server space, and Pinboard makes money by charging customers a one-time fee of $9.50. (The fee started at $2 and goes up a penny with every 400 people who sign up.) There's also a $25 a year archiving fee for people who want personal copies of links."

(http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,2...)
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Doesn't NFC technology already cover this?
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Others have said this but I too don't quite get completely what your site is about.
Thanks, especially for

#1. Enough motivation for me to stay up and send out the invites tonight.

#2 is consistent feedback and I'll be working on that.

#3 Good idea.

#4 been thinking about this and I know how important it is to figure out how this is going to allow me to keep working on it :).

Thanks again!
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Yup, looks like we've got a lot to do on the messaging front :). This video might help (it's helped others) - http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/jmathai/openphoto-a-phot...
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The benefit of our freeware not being open source is that we retain full control over distribution and packaging. Unlike nmap and others, we actually have a legal right to demand that CNet, et. al. either host the unaltered EXE or pull their listing.

This isn't correct. Having open source software only means that you have to provide a way to get the source (for example, a download link, or an email address to contact; note you don't have to provide the source itself directly). You can control the branding of your application so only the official bundle can be distributed under your applications's name.

If you take a look at Mozilla Firefox, it can only be branded as such if it hasn't been modified. If you do modify it, you have to turn off branding, and you get a generic globe icon with the development name. This only applies to the program itself however, not the installer. For your case you could probably mandate that distribution of a binary installer with your application name must be your official installer.
Well, they certainly have become the world's largest adware vendor, and that is hard to deny. The problem is that they want to aggregate more and more information from each of us in order to sell more ads. This makes them the world's largest spyware vendor too.

So I think that comment is just a little over the top, it's not that far beyond what the undisputed reality is.
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The whole process seems challenging as the time for a email lead to go cold is short, while the time to develop the beta MVP site is longer, so I am very interested to learn how to address this - which means keeping the contacts warm without turning them off.
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Everything I've seen from Netflix tells me they get it. They fucked up on a couple tactical moves, but they know where the future is and are positioning themselves to be there. Even the second stock offering makes sense in the long run: better to maintain market share and grow the market than to tighten the belt and focus on high-margin offerings at the cost of the platform, especially when competitors are making big investments.

Had I a few dollars to invest, Netflix at a 74% discount seems like a pretty sweet long-term deal. If they pull it out I make out like a thief, and if the stock drops much lower they become a very tempting acquisition target for Amazon/Apple, or possibly even Google.
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Thank you :)

- It isn't open source right now. I think that's best while the language is still developing, but I plan on opening it up once things have settled down. I don't want to have legacy code before I've even started :P

- No, that aspect is fairly tangential. Since my language is heavily based on the lambda calculus, I already have pretty good basis for nice type properties. I don't have a formal semantics right now, so it will be a while before any such proof would even be possible.

- Both hopefully! I totally understand this dilemma. As lots of people here have pointed out, there is a lot of work to be done on the implementation, but the theoretical aspects of the language have to be a higher priority for the next couple months. It's stressful!

I wish you the best on your project! It sounds really ambitious / useful. I imagine such an analysis could help generate much faster code too.
I understand quite well how you'd like to frame the topic, yes. To use the terminology of the page you linked to: education quite clearly qualifies as both rival (since it has non-zero per-student costs) and excludable (since each student participates in education individually), which makes it not a public good by the definition you linked to.
I'd call it interesting news if hackernews got hacked.
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Some feedback:

I think you should make your landing page clearer. Having looked at it, I don't really know what OpenPhoto is. It's not clear where to click to get a simple explanation. Maybe you should put up a short 1-minute video.

I think the liberation angle is not a good pitch. I'm a paying Flickr user, but the primary storage for my photos is iPhoto / my hard drive. I just use Flickr for sharing, so I'm not worried.

I don't think you should compete on price. As you know, Flickr costs $25/year, which is already low enough to just not matter.

Some issues:

1. My 'Pictures' folder is currently 76GB. On S3, that would cost $127.68/year to store. There's no way I'd pay that much.

2. Once it's on S3, browsing and photo editing would be dog-slow.

3. Would your Web UI be as nice as Flickr's?
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Another thing to keep in mind, that DropBox might be a big success now and have plenty of financing, but Dropbox keeping free accounts free is also not guaranteed. People who choose wrong file storage startup will lose out that much is certain.

Kind of ironic, that I am still bookmarking this on Delicious.
But still, is it really as easy as that? Problem solved? I'm sure some can survive on donations alone, but how would you know?
> trivially implemented in newer languages

Well this is just wrong! I would call them good languages but that just my opinion.

I have never really found it helpful to think about these patterns. Witch one do you find helpful to think about?
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Wow -- minus 2 points? Don't understand why this is downvoted so hard? I think I asked a good question by relating the article to my specific situation.
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I think the current situation can resolve in one of two ways. I don't see Netflix, which is a tech company, being able to compete with the movie studios on the production side.

Either Netflix gives in to the movie studios' demands and enters licensing/pricing agreements on the studios' terms, or the movie studios will use a separate provider of streaming services and cut Netflix out entirely. The studios have been fighting web technology tooth and claw (usually in stupid ways), but the underlying motivation is that they want control of the price model. There is no technological reason why they won't be able to achieve this, even if their products will in the end be distributed through the web.

There are already startups working on portable and efficient streaming software which is specialized for licensing to content _producers_. If one of these companies can create a unified brand and payment portal while giving control to each individual studio, Netflix will be a second-class citizen in the media distribution world. I guess Netflix could take this role on its own, but it would go against its vested interests (ironically, exactly the same situation Blockbuster was in before it got crushed by Netflix).

There are probably some antitrust issues that will come into the light if this scenario plays out, which might mitigate things a bit. But to me this seems like a very large threat to Netflix's success. I am going to say the unpopular thing here: Netflix's best option for long-term survival is to allow each studio to set its own pricing/licensing terms.
It's determined by the opinions they present. For instance, if the journalist is saying there is a conspiracy, then they're a conspiracy theorist.
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at end of this "update" it asks to circulate the page, which includes the update. That page is already on HN
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Some really good recommendations. Still, I wish I could change the maximum distance for shows away from me, or see how far away shows are on the main screen. I live in MA, and I'm seeing concerts in New Jersey.
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The author didn't bring up the point that many of those services became successful (not yet profitable) because they were free. The years when they had no ads and charged nothing are considered loss-leaders in order to build a large network, because their services typically benefit strongly from first order network effects.

Google didn't always have such an indisputable business model. Who knew search was so profitable? Would it have been as successful if it started charging users right off the bat, or covering the results pages with (irrelevant) ads before contextual ads were developed?