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More specifically: "we have met the enemy and he is U.S." This guy knows what he is doing when it comes to unravelling the totalitarian psyche. Most authorites right now are just guzzling it down and pissing it around.

So, "cooperation with police" now entails creating their own criteria for crime and dragnetting the presumed private conversations of a billion people. I guess I better not confirm birthday parties or holidays with young relatives or friends kids on that site.

I've never seen such a spammy startup post on HN.

No need to pitch HN like an infomercial - Just do a SHOW HN: Tripl and you'll see a way better response.

I't not spam, it's the truth.

awesome will do that!

Am I the only one that gets a "Python application not found" error?

Just checked. Seems to be working fine, are you getting an error on any particular page? Or on http://seat14a.com ?

A few founder friends of mine have done this for techli.com in the past and they take guest posts from CEOs/founders. Might be worth a look.

I appreciated the examples the author cited. So often we see posts that layout generic advice by non-founding writers, its important to back your points up with case studies and examples.

I generally dislike articles like this--where they try to back up their "wise advice" by appealing to some tangentially-related ancient wisdom--but the examples made it worthwhile.

This seems like a really great project for SXSW. I hope the test is enough for them to bring it into other cities.

Yeah Facebook & Twitter for sure, also Tumblr. But the people you're clicking on Path are in your group right? You can't just see anyone, or am I wrong?

I don't have any people in my group and I've been able to look at others' links.

Only the person who posted the photo can share it (and as far as I can tell, only at the time they post). As I understand it, by sharing it they are basically giving access to anyone who has the URL.

I think the main difference is just that Path only lets you follow such a small number of people. Thus you are immediately saying these people are credible to you & whatever links they share are most likely worth looking into. Versus Foursquare where each link posted is just another drop in the hat for people how have hundreds or thousands of people they follow.

That IS a difference, but I don't follow anyone on Path (yet). The Path links I consume are via Twitter, as were the Foursquare ones, so arguably the credibility and selection bias are equalized.

Since the links I consume have been shared on Twitter (by people who don't follow me, and whom I don't follow) people are breaking out of the Path limitations by automatically, simultaneously publishing their updates to Twitter as they're being posted on Path. Effectively people have subverted the 'private' differentiation the Path offers in a lot of use cases from what I am seeing.