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fairlyodd
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Comment #18303313
Levandowski sold two companies to Google for $120M, while still being a Google employee.. That's where the funny money comes from.
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Comment #2537525
It is very slow though! WebGL has a long ways to go.. (Macbook Pro with VGA and 8gb RAM)
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Comment #2396922
I'm considering using it for my bootstrapped startup. Anybody know how it compares to ExtJS?
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Comment #2366023
Meh. All I get is "37Signals?".
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Comment #2293378
All I can say is LOL
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Comment #2172415
Yea, I don't think there are 50 sites out there that could boast those numbers.
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Comment #2172409
If you can't monetize a billion pageviews in ways other than Reddit Gold, you've got to be kidding me.
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Comment #1983756
TimesSkimmer was very good when it came out. But gradually, it has become very slow and somewhat unusable. I definitely think the Chrome version is much far ahead of the Skimmer. S…
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Comment #1979991
FOXCO NN
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Comment #1976683
Tangential question, does anybody know the song used in the commercial in the bottom video?
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Comment #1952853
Use . to add tempo. Each full-stop adds a fixed amount of time before the next word is pronounced.
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Comment #1915211
Facebook Platform, Graph API, Like Button, Social Applications - a few truly transformative things that have come out of facebook in the past few years. Saying facebook doesn't inn…
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Comment #1884282
It'll always feel awkward if you attach navigation history to a modal display.
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Comment #1825565
Haha
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Comment #1789221
I agree with the poster, but doesn't $150 an hour seem unusually high for a freelance developer? It is equivalent to about $300k yearly - no developer makes that kind of money by p…
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Comment #1787444
How did the authors of the visualization get the checkin data for every venue in SF and NYC? I have been trying to do the same for another project, and it is not supported by fours…
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Comment #1674592
Aside from the fact that this guy has produced some decent software, I can't believe that hardware/software configurations of random people is interesting discussion matter.
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Comment #1607871
Ok - I'm curious. How do you lay a cable across the Atlantic Ocean - a length that spans thousands of miles?
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Comment #1511231
Wow, I did! Thanks
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Comment #1510120
CORRECTION: Amazon Prime free for anyone with a .edu mail address. I graduated long ago, but my .edu mail address is for life, so I occasionally mooch on these discounts. Too bad I…
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Comment #1501623
While I agree with some of what he says, I still think he discredits online dating sites far too much. Being single in a city (SF) I moved into recently, I've tried both online & o…
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Comment #1459615
No offense, but that app really blows. Really good on you if you were able to milk 30k out of it :)
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Comment #1404966
Yea, this is indeed quite inane. I think a better strategy for Microsoft would be to partner with the top 100 websites (most internet users are likely to hit one), and have it disp…
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Comment #1343233
Well, this is a great way to get the Steam store on to my computer.
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Comment #1343231
AAh! Thank you!