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Comment #6326616
You arrived at this conclusion as a result of Android's naming convention which uses food names instead of version numbers?
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Dim lighting sparks creativity
http://www.psmag.com/blogs/news-blog/dim-lighting-sparks-creativity-60437/
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Comment #5355466
I agree with you on the first two points. With regards to the third, I've seen this gripe before, but I feel its misplaced. This author has personally noticed a parallel between th…
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Comment #4724041
Sweet. Can I add to the feature wishlist an option to turn off battery hungry, non-essential features at a certain battery life trigger point?
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Comment #4517788
A blow-by-blow on our blog: http://blog.indee.tv/2012/09/indee-vs-amazon-withoutabox/
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Comment #4421771
Funded vs. Bootstrapped is a false dichotomy. Not every business model will succeed as a funded company and the opposite is true too. While the author claims there is a charm to th…
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Comment #3942549
It isn't that they raised $41 million, that was the issue. It was the fact that they raised that amount without any real metrics to back the team or the product. Someone gave me th…
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Comment #3517952
> Gates got pissed when he realized he had lost the browser wars Gates announced his retirement in 2006. At which point IE's world market share was between 85.33% - 90.01% Hardly w…
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Comment #2847353
This might just be my conspiracy radar turned to 11, however, it seems very suspect that a blog with only 1 post ever, is using that post to rave about AirBnB right in the middle o…
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Comment #2836521
What were you trying to imply here? It isn't contextually valid or clear.
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Ask HN: Which is a better pricing model - Tiered vs. Pay-As-You-Go
I see a lot of consumer startups going for the tiered pricing models whereas B2B SAAS seems to prefer a pay-as-you-go model. Does anyone have any thoughts on the benefits of either…
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Comment #1808049
In the same vein, this applies to demographics outside the 'Tech' world too. We build several products for a film festival market. Our support for IE is very product specific even …
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