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Exactly the same here! I also have two kids, a day job and a mortgage to top it off. I'd drop everything to move to California to get in YC, and fortunately my wife and kids support me fully. The problem is that I'm having trouble finding a co-founder. I can code/design, but it's a LOT of work doing it alone, after your job, after the kids are in bed. Finding someone equally committed is hard: either they're not prepared to work as much on the project as I am, OR they can work on the project fulltime but feel they're putting more into the project than I am because they don't have kids and a day job. Dutch folks are usually very risk-adverse (apart from a few Dutch guys here on HN!) so it's difficult finding someone who wants to do a startup to begin with. So I definately feel where you're coming from!

If you're interested, shoot me an email. Maybe we can discuss some ideas, who knows how things will turn out!
Invalidation in the case of a blog is simple enough that the caching should be completely transparent.
I would say its a much of a deal on mobile as it is on desktop. The problem is how badly Android is doing here compared to Apple. If there were only Android, the problem would be the same for the developers, but they'd accept it in return for the income.

Right now, if you can only target one platform, it's a no-brainer against Android.

Note that you say "outside of cutting-edge 3D games", but remember that games are a significant part of apps. And cutting-edge on an Android device doesn't have to mean that much.

Lastly, consider how console game sales are doing compared to PC game sales. And how developers tend to treat PC game development as a result.
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Which part? The fragmentation or the bit about the Android version hitting "1 million downloads in just 3 days"?
Why the [sic]? Customers' is plural and possessive in this case.
I assume your "very good reason" is that the law will help an inferior business compete with a superior business.
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How is /that/ suddenly "creepy"?

I find it creepy that people upload their complete lifes onto Facebook and agree to be stalked 24/7 by Foursquare et al, even actively "checking in" (never understood what for) to publicly broadcast every movement they make.
Not to mention that the PC vs. Mac wars have come full circle. With PC's becoming completely commoditized, noone able to differentiate/ offer compelling products while Apple's market share and margins continue to grow.
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I still can not believe how awesome this man was. This is exactly how all people should be.
I really, really hate supporting an app on Android. This is a big part of the reason for that.

As an example, at one point it apparently would simply refuse to start on the Droid X, despite running great on the original Droid I had to test it with, and the VM I set up to emulate the X. Without access to a physical Droid X, it couldn't be debugged. The app doesn't require anything from the hardware besides a GPS, so I was at a loss for what would cause this.

Because it's a huge pain to properly test new versions, I tend not to keep the Android version up to speed with the iOS version of the same app. As a result of that, I get a lot of complaints from Android users that feel short changed and bad reviews from people who feel like the app isn't keeping pace with the alternative apps (mostly they use the web app as reference).

It's just a really crappy situation. I've thought about dropping Android support, but then they would just complain that the iOS crowd get an app and they don't, so that wouldn't be much better. At least I wouldn't have a low star rating publicly attached to my brand, though.
It seems like it's not live yet, but I'm curious how it differs from paybaq.com, other than layout, having the Mint name attached to it, and having a "ck" instead of a "Q".
Unless you're a geek interested in language, computer science, or programming who doesn't want to sink a lot of time into a mostly useless hobby, you should read about Lojban.

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this letter is a very good example of tailoring an argument to the audience.
Android apps that are designed for smaller screens leave black space on the new mega-screened phones. Users pan you in the reviews pretty hard for this, though. The expectations for apps that conform properly to every phone are a lot higher than they used to be on early PCs, I think.
Where to put OK button in Android app?
I'm going to ignore all your tone arguments and merely mention there's quite a bit of scientific research on this if you happen to be interested in learning. Feel free to search for it.

Privilege blinds. Waking up to what you have a hard time seeing can be hard. Good luck. Or not, if you'd prefer things stay as they are.
This article is overblown.

In Android you don't have to support any device you don't want to, just exclude it from being shown to those users. Same with the OS version, if you don't want to support 1.6 you can make it unavailable to those users.

Most apps don't have fragmentation problems unless you're doing something tricky and hardware dependent, like trying to do fancy things with the camera. I've released several semi-popular apps with few bug complaints.

If you look at Temple Run in Play you will see it is very highly rated and it has over a million downloads. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imangi.tem...

Finally, the author's link to one badly voted Reddit comment with little discussion made me think he was just out to write an Android bashing article as link bait.
I added some characters. Someone give me a plot!
Indeed, 1M per day may sound like a lot but it's really not that impressive.
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I'm going to school right now to become a court reporter / stenographer. Basically, I type on a funny looking keyboard (http://www.acculaw.com/images/products/display/stenograph%20...) where you're not so much typing letters as much as you're typing sounds. So the word "talk", for example would be written "tauk", with each letter of the word pressed at the same time (if possible. Some words you need to come back for a second, third, or god forbid forth stroke).

You have to write at 225 words a minute in order to graduate, but some people are able to write at speeds of 300+ words a minute. If you look at the keyboard, the machine is separated into two halves. On the left half there are only 9 keys, but each letter of the alphabet can be written with those 9 keys because it's context sensitive. The letter "t" by itself would be the letter t, but if it's next to a "k", it might become the letter d. You mentioned that we can knock out certain letters such as c, and that's indeed what is done with stenography. The word "car" is written "kar". There are sometimes conflicts, like "sell" and "cell", so you still need a way to write a c, but that's the gist of it.

Worth mentioning is that there are only 4 vowel keys on the machine (the vowels are the keys that are on the bottom), but you can write a lot of different sounds with these four keys. A, O, E, and U are the vowels that are on there, and if you press one of those keys individually, you'd write a short vowel of that key. If you wanted to write a short I, you'd press E and U together. You would write long vowel sounds by combining different vowels together. So for example, if you wanted to write a long e sound, you'd write aoe, long U sound would be aou, long a sound would be ai (or aeu depending on how you look at it), long o is oe, and long i is all the vowels together at once.

It can be hard to read what you've written if you're not extremely good at it. The word dime, for example, you would see as "TKAOEUPL". There are a few different theories out there, and even if everyone learns the same theory, everyone puts their own little spin on it, so if you wanted to read what someone else wrote, it might be tough.

This is the layout of the keyboard if anyone is interested (http://dmc122011.delmar.edu/ba/crtrgallery/images/steno_keyb...)
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Apple's major versions come out once a year, while Android's about twice per year. In this case Android 2.1 (early 2010) is even newer than iOS 3.0. Are you saying nobody has an iOS 3.0 iPhone anymore?

I don't think phasing out versions is a big deal for Android. It happens about as fast as for iOS (~3 years). What is a bigger deal is how fast the latest OS/API gets adopted. iOS can push out the new version in days to at least 50%-75% of the users, while for Android it takes about a year to be on 75% of the devices (that's how long it took for Gingerbread).

And the issue with that is that users don't get to take advantage too much of the most cutting edge software, until months after release, when (or if) they get their upgrade, while on iOS they can do that just days later.
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No, it's because it's a common monopoly building tactic which is bad for the economy.

It's because a larger and/or diversified business can mercilessly destroy all competition in a market by selling under cost and offsetting their losses with price hikes in areas where they face no competition until the competition in the new area gets wiped out from having to sell at or below cost. Once the new area is secure, the predatory company can then charge monopoly prices in that area as well and move on to sweeping a new area. Historically this was a common business tactic and was used to create some fairly large monopolies before it was outlawed.
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As a potential expert/buyer, I'd love to see what the results look like (and the comments on the entries as well), but it looks like those can only be viewed by the contest owner. Any way to post some examples?

(and who is this MrHyde fellow who wins everything?)
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Eh, I think you're overstating things as well. When two things are compared, they do not have to be alike in all respects — merely those relevant to the comparison. Put another way: Contrary to the title, comparing is not identifying.

For example, something with many layers might be compared to an onion or a matryoshka doll, but that doesn't mean it's edible or that it's made out of wood.
To me it's the plausibility that matters
even if this is not real ( the fraud is clearly real and probably not rare, the scale is the thing at issue)
even if it's not real, there is little to suppose it cannot be real. Social security numbers are / used to be a simplettransposition of date of birth iirr

it's how do we prevent such frauds - and if we do it's still a clever dos attack on the IRS. 10 million fraudulent tax returns. How do you deal with that except manual review?
PC margins have always been razor thin and Mac margins have always been better. PCs have always been commodity, that's the whole point. People used to refer to them as "beige boxes."

After his return, Jobs managed to turn Macs into fashion accessories, first with the iMac. This put the Mac into a category where it wasn't competing directly with PCs, where it's been ever sense.

But let's not kid ourselves. Apple lost the battle for the desktop computer in the 80s, and it never regained it. Jobs returned Apple to profitability by giving up on that market and positioned the company into a new one.

One difference that the OP failed to mention, between desktop computers and cellphones, is that cellphones are worn and therefore have always had an element of fashion to them. It's unlikely that cellphones will ever be "beige boxified" since there's no customer that sees them as being purely utilitarian and will ignore physical aesthetics.
Use of the wrong tense
Using the present tense after as if or as though instead of the past.
Don’t say: Janine talks as if she knows everything.
ü Say: Janine talks as if she knew everything.
Use the past tense after the phrase as if or as though. Use the subjective were with the verb to be after as if: He acts as if he were a rich man.
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Somehow thousands of Android developers still seem to manage fine. Some parts of the article made me quite suspicious that it was really an Apple marketing piece.
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I was going to make this exact post. I realized that:

1. a lot of this is handled by APIs

2. we still have to deal with hardware issues, such as having the correct video driver and a correctly configured OS to play non-casual videogames. Some programs refuse to work with certain hardware, like Dungeon Master 2 not running with Creative sound cards.
When I were in NYC I ate at Grimaldi and I must admit their pizza is better than most you can find in northern Italy, if I remember correctly the owners are from Puglia.
It's a very popular narrative that a strength must come with a weakness, either as a result of or at the cost of. It makes for interesting characters. Over the years this reasoning must have seeped into the public subconsciousness.
In Android you don't have to support any device you don't want to, just exclude it from being shown to those users.

This will:
1) Be quite tricky due to the sheer number of devices making it difficult to test everywhere.
2) Only supporting those you know to work isn't viable due to the amount of fragmentation.

Most apps don't have fragmentation problems unless you're doing something tricky and hardware dependent

How about reading from a zipped resource on storage? (10x slower on Galaxy S, in some circumstances, due to filesystem bugs)
How about doing an SQL query with a JOIN? (100x slower, in some circumstances, on pre-2.3 devices due to a query optimizer bug in the SQLite version they ship)
Showing a splash screen? (Top cut off on Samsung devices running Gingerbread, nowhere else. Still tracing the reason)

Finally, the author's link to one badly voted Reddit comment with little discussion made me think he was just out to write an Android bashing article as link bait.

That's a valid criticism. The author found one person that didn't want to pay a dollar, and a few hundred calling him out on being stupid.

Can we get more income comparisons between popular apps on iOS and Android? That's the real data.
Is there a good reason why you pointed out the "Indian" part? It doesn't seem relevant to the rest of the sentence.
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The basic idea of these laws, is to help a superior but less well financed business to compete with an inferior business with larger coffers.

You may be right that this is flawed, but I don't think you can dismiss it without a little more reasoning.
I don't think early PC games had such a direct feedback mechanism as the Android store has.

Evil developer didn't allow his app to run on your phone? Punishing him is only 2 clicks away!
App doesn't have a feature you want? Blackmailing the author by giving him a 1 star review is only 2 clicks away!

Reminds me a bit of the restaurants complaining about online reviews.
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So rather than deny ALL requests, I think it would work if browsers merely stopped passing cookies on cross-site POST form submissions, no?

Then if 3rd party sites wanted to still use form submissions, they could use an auth token in the form (though I'm unsure why they would do this instead of using JSONP).
> We remain confident in the fundamentals of our business

That verbiage sounds like it could have been taken from any of RIM's recent releases, which means it could probably be used as an anti-indicator of the company's fundamentals.
Plotting f(x,y) is your idea? Come on.
Stop complaining about fragmentation and define yourself which devices you support!

It's crazy to think that a common OS among such a wide variety of phones is enough to achieve perfect portability. Let's take an analogy: Your Windows PC runs an OS very similar to the ATM across the street (I'm not even mentioning the wide array of platform Linux runs on). Do you really expect your app to run on all Windows machines flawlessly?

The real issue is that Google is only too happy to brag about number of Android users, or apps in their market (what's the proper naming convention now? Play?). Corporate bullshit meant to appease shareholders and attract developers.

You can sit all day complaining that Android isn't the developer paradise it was advertised, or you can be more pragmatic, restrict yourself to fewer devices and achieve quality.

But we, as developers, are greedy and pretentious. We want our apps to run on every machine possible, and be featured on top of their stupidly competitive "market".

I blame Apple for the broken model (but hey, it works for them), and Google for not knowing better.
Price, sadly, may not reflect quality of ingredients used. It probably depends on country culture, but at least here you can go to an expensive place and get stale cheese buns. And vice-versa, large networks are in position to sell better quality for lower price due to economic factors. I'd say that having paid more you can't be less alert about what you eat.

That said, I agree with your point (considering that I'm from Russia and you're from Italy, my positions in a pizza argument would be fairly weak anyway =)), my objections mostly apply to grandparent post.
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As for reviews and ratings, your guess is as good as mine, but they are definitely a common trait of marketplaces.
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Would be nice if it had a color bar (legend) to see which color is which value, though. The red/green/blue used below the graph for the axes ranges looks like one, and that is a bit confusing.
Ok, now the alien can eat the other characters, but I don't know why. Anyone good at making up plots?
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Cool! Hey, a tip, and I think I mentioned this in the comment/feedback box on W|A as well:

For some reason, every time I need information that makes me think "hey this would be the typical thing I'd expect W|A to be able to answer, I've seen it answer a similar question before" it hardly ever works ...

And I think a lot of that is due to how most of the demos I've seen are somewhat USA-centered and W|A doesn't have the same data when I query it for a European (or other) country.

How does that work? Because when I use Google or DuckDuckGo and look for that nation's bureau of statistics, fact sheet, even Wikipedia, the numbers are right there. Why is that? I thought W|A is supposed to index the calculatable knowledge for me so I don't have to search for it but instead can just run calculations with it?

Or does W|A just import complete available datasets and does not scrape the web for such data (even when it's in tabular form on an official government or university site)?

In which case, please get some more of those from non-US sources. Loads of governments opened up their data sources:

http://ckan.org/ <-- Germany, Netherlands, UK, France, Canada or are you using this one already? It's CC-BY-3.0 so there's no reason not to.
That's not exactly fair of Friedman; though he was definitely pretty conservative in his views, he was overall quite the empiricist and not much a radical ideologue.

There are numerous instances of him thinking government action is a good idea. For instance, back in the 90s he argued that the ideal health care policy would be one "with a requirement that every U.S. family unit have a major medical insurance policy," instituted by the federal government (in place of Medicare).
no customer that sees them as being purely utilitarian and will ignore physical aesthetics.

Except for, you know, about 3 billion customers in Asia and Africa who cannot pay a premium for aesthetics but whom cheap dumbphones first allowed to communicate outside their immediate surroundings (no landlines there), and whom cheap Android smartphonse are now (or in the near future) first allowing to access the internet.