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Jitle

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About Jitle

Founding member of Water Tech Startup spawned from BP Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill & UCLA.

'15 USC Marshall MBA Candidate.

Hope to return back to Consumer Web in future.

Love building beautiful and meaningful things and experiences.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #13246619

    You say ads, I say facebook and snapchat. Previously, more users would embed youtube videos within facebook and obviously those would count as youtube views. Now facebook has pushe…

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    Comment #10468249

    I would happily pay money for this app, a true shame that it has been rejected. This story makes me wish that there were easy to use sideloading opportunities for app developers wi…

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    Comment #6076546

    I am so happy CZG has been relaunched and updated. This site was my inspiration for a senior project in an independent study class on web design where I surprised and completely re…

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    Comment #4893384

    I would be beyond content if this was nothing more than 30 minutes of the Start-up Guys [1] with Mike Judge creating buzzword fusion words for company names. [1] http://www.college…

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    Comment #4108102

    This response perfectly demonstrates the need to lie as stated in the article. As an investor, you say "no" A LOT. I can't have the 99% of people I talk to walking away with an att…

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    Comment #3291550

    Why are you ignoring the Notion Ink Adams? It's not the finest tablet, but it is surely more real than a "non-production tablet on loan". I bought the Notion Ink more for the intri…

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    Comment #1299200

    The color data is very interesting. My Twitter app uses the color from users profiles to stylize their individual tweets to their followers. It adds a lot of personality and breaks…

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    Comment #1268600

    Way to at least attempt to seek the actual data instead of an "educated guessing" that is used all to often in revenue projections. I think the 35% is a fair estimate, but believe …