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azymnis

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About azymnis

Founder of AdGrok. Currently revenue engineer at Twitter.

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    Comment #2801379

    Awesome news for an awesome company! Congrats guys!

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    Show HN: soundsofmychildhood.com lets you share your childhood sounds

    I have been working on the following site: http://www.soundsofmychildhood.com/ It's built on rails and fully translated to Farsi (for various reasons that I can explain to whoever …

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    Comment #2398723

    happy april fools day everybody!

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    Comment #2333022

    awesome post guys... and yes the punchline is key: you have to have the stomach to pivot if you are thinking of applying to YC

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    Comment #2092673

    How about making their users like them more? Positive press? Good karma?

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    Comment #1848741

    we are sending them out as fast as we can! we will make sure to add you in the next wave

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    Comment #1795269

    I think that they are just using oauth and not doing anything nasty. In my case it asked me for my google account password.

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    Comment #1714134

    Your comment is priceless... What I find really interesting is that you actually sat down and read the whole post despite it being "from that guy". I don't understand trolls...

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    Comment #1713452

    By the way, we have made similar discoveries with our launch. Olark is an incredible service to have and extremely useful to directly communicate with customers. Also, keeping the …

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    Comment #1713342

    Way to go Ray! Glad to see that your launch is going so well

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    Comment #1600334

    Awesome news! Way to go for a great team and a great product!

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    Comment #1575228

    nice rebuttal, i'll grant you that!

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    Comment #1573595

    good job guys!

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    Comment #1393190

    I personally haven't used it, but you might want to consider cassandra for something like this: http://cassandra.apache.org/