simonpure

Getting a 503 service unavailable.

When users don't focus on describing a problem but instead are trying to offer a solution or even prescribe an implementation.

I like the general idea. Unfortunately, it's not really usable on mobile (Chrome on Android). Thanks for sharing anyway.

No problem and glad to help. Happy Friday!

Thanks for the reply. https link is still down for me. I can confirm http alternative is working.

Ironically, their demo link is now down [0]

[0] https://demo.django-cms.org/

Check out PicoLisp and marvel at its simplicity [0]

[0] http://picolisp.com/

I like to see myself as a problem solver using technology.

Eric shared some of his thoughts shortly after announcing Alphabet at Stanford's Technology-enabled Blitzscaling class if you're interested in some of the motivation and types of problems they're trying to solve with it [0]

[0] https://youtu.be/hcRxFRgNpns?t=1h2m9s

Without further details, it's pretty difficult to give specific recommendations.

Why not use it as an excuse to try it out yourself and work your way through the tutorial?

https://developer.chrome.com/extensions

Alexander Osterwalder's Business Model Generation [0]

[0] http://www.businessmodelgeneration.com/book

Reminds me of PubSubHubbub but using streams instead of webhooks for updates - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PubSubHubbub

I think today it's more useful to think of most software as a living organism interacting with it's environment - it's constantly evolving and adapting to external changes (user needs, dependencies, 3rd party services etc.).

example @ http://www.thecaravanserai.co/

same here. no audio.

This is a horrible experience. I literally sat there hitting refresh.

You may want to check out their wiki: http://seeks-project.info/wiki/index.php/Contributing_code

You could start charging a subscription fee for the service. This should help you find out very quickly how much people are willing to spend and therefore how much value your service adds. You don't necessarily need funding from a third party if your project is self-sustaining. Give it a shot and you might be surprised.