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jeffdechambeau
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About jeffdechambeau
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Comment #4045421
I'm working on http://judgmint.org -- we're turning guilt into money that can be used for social good. Ideally we'll be able to collect some interesting information about people's …
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Comment #4037542
This guy's brain is going to explode if/when the next iphone comes out with a different form factor. I look forward to that.
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Comment #3976828
It's also important to note that this isn't Forbes. This is the Forbes blogging network, which is just a giant Huffington Post style link-bait operation. The OP may want to learn t…
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Comment #3972510
cool industry bro
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Comment #3945027
Absolutely, but we need a critical mass of votes to figure out what each offense is worth. We'll start by directly sharing the feedback with the submitter and eventually letting vi…
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Comment #3919380
It's desperate but it's also the right move. If I were them I'd give devs 100% or revenue from apps too. Anything to get market share at this point.
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Comment #3879132
Not only is this a several year old feature, this reads like a press release. More top-notch 'journalism' from TC.
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Comment #3793433
There's a difference between being honest and saying: "we fucked up, here's what we've done to prevent this from happening in the future, here's a credit for some free stuff" and p…
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Comment #3793350
I don't know anything about balsamiq or their product, but this seems to be another instance of "authentic apologies" becoming a standard startup tactic. In terms of one-upsmanship…
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Comment #3756635
This is broken thinking. The iPad is for content consumption. So what? So are books. We survived them just fine. We survived TV, too. Making content consumption easier is not a pro…
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Comment #3582493
They've come up with an economic way to homogenize the behaviour of community, this makes it really easy for people to fit in and feel at home. more here: http://jeffdechambeau.com…