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jeffdechambeau

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About jeffdechambeau

http://jeffdechambeau.com

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    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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    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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    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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    cool industry bro

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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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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    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…