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I like Starbucks Pike Place roast

Also, chock full of images (O'Reilly with glasses in 1988) and ads http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1315614

Awesome, I do hope this market continues to grow.

I have an educational app as another data point: $6 in 2 days with http://slidetorock.com/apps/MakeChange-change-counting-kids-... - I can't seem to find my own app on the iPad unless I actively search for it though

I hope this helps more people find apps they might like. The new iTunes layout seems to encourage people to NOT read the description at all (sales on one of my apps just dropped 40% due to a bad review - the first review after the latest update). Indexing on 100 chars of keywords is the only way you can find something in iTunes, but there's more to most apps than that.

I use it as a static analyzer for iPhone projects and it creates a nice summary of issues (as linked to) on a web page

And, of course, some categories do more volume than others. I hit the top 10 in a category and was making < $100/day

Looks nice, max. I thought I'd finally be able to see what some of your apps were but alas, no!

how do you view a list of top songs?

I just posted Inc's article on how Yelp can make or break local businesses (this month's article). http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1062641

one of the greatest app store success stories will be AppViz

We made a small trip to see this when I was growing up in AZ. Mostly forgot about it until now, very cool to see.

They reportedly beefed up staffing over the holiday break. Approval times (for updates at least) were on the order of 1-3 days. Maybe new app approvals are faster too.

I've had problems, but only with recurring events; I wasn't getting reminders for those so I made them one-time events and dragged them to a future date upon notification.

I haven't seen it myself yet. It's Google's new real-time search results feature http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2009/12/relevance-meets-real-...

They run on Amazon EC2 with instances that have Asterisk; Digium is one provider of hardware for these situations but I don't know how that's incorporated into their architecture

Inc. is indeed great.

In fact, my karma would be about 1,000 points higher if I'd simply remember to submit the online versions of some of the articles. They're typically highly regarded on hn.

I really enjoyed the 2008 videos. I can't find the 2009 ones except at justin.tv, and the audio fades in and out and is grainy.

related to the facebook florida llc quote, for those curious, are the actual papers from sunbiz http://bit.ly/1MDAnT

yes, working on http://rankforest.com and another unreleased project

I had the same experience, Micah (from Augusta, GA)

yeah, you can see him talking about being on the show http://twitter.com/realbillymays

i forgot how cheap magazines can be now - I think my year of Inc was only $7, whereas buying one copy off the shelf would be like $5

I read the thing cover to cover a few days ago, and I never think to post - I think Inc set me mine early. It's a good article.

I've also noticed this pattern. My textual reviews are fairly positive, but I have a lot of 1-star reviews. In some cases, people have emailed me and it has become clear that the app simply didn't meet their expectations (in 9/10 cases they didn't seem to have actually read the app description).

I get back pain every once in awhile and it tends to linger for 1-4 weeks. Then it goes away for a month or two.

I try to work my abs and lower back, as well as stretch my hamstrings.

As for sitting up straight, I think the most recent guidance is that a 120-135 degree thigh-to-back angle is optimal: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/6187080.stm

I'm still in the process of upgrading my ambition, but I've so far been happy to just get to the point where I can release something. If it makes > $10/mo on its own, consistently, I smile (which brings me back to needing to upgrade ambitions)

To an extent the delay seems related to program complexity. I released a utility app (http://rankforest.com/ranktouch) that was approved after 5 days.

Georgia Tech, CmpE 04

i bought the Wii version (it's online in the Wii store or whatever it's called) for $15. It's a lot of fun.

you can do it with off-the-shelf tools if your competitors decide to use really "hackerish" languages and tools and end up taking longer to produce the same or lesser product.