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tmugavero
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About tmugavero
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Comment #19882514
Excited to see this. I hope it leads to a trend to listing sooner and giving access to retail investors much earlier. Buying Uber at a few dollars instead of $42 for example. The m…
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Comment #19174184
Wait so all those people in the street with the protest signs were cheering FOR Amazon? Nope. Maybe the guy with veto power was put in place because he protects the city from BS li…
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Comment #19174018
Austin's traffic is bad for sure. Dallas then perhaps, which at least has a rail going north (also bad traffic). That said, Queens absolutely values diversity. They mom and pop sho…
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Comment #19173749
Not sure why you're being downvoted. It's absolutely true.
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Comment #19173745
They want to get a multibillion dollar deal done in a global economic center, and a few phone calls to one guy was enough for them to stop pursuing it? Pretty weak if that's the ca…
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Comment #19173588
New York didn't lose anything by not having Amazon here. New York is a city built on diversity, and ensuring resources are available to maintain that diversity is important to the …
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Comment #9108882
Awesome! You can use our API for 360 video and photos. Tons of content already that you can use. http://developer.littlstar.com/ We already have people building Gear VR / Rift apps…
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Comment #5669631
It's just a digital pet rock, which made the inventor a millionaire.
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Comment #3265852
It seems like the bigger problem may be denial. I don't think depression is unique to entrepreneurs. Just living in NYC brings an exceptional set of challenges for someone to overc…
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Comment #2992379
Made at Hackday.tv in NYC this past weekend? Great job guys! Some very interesting hacks came out of this event.
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Comment #2714578
True, but I'm not sure removing form fields and renaming filtering data constitutes innovation.
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Comment #2707328
Totally agreed. I also lost a little respect for Hipmunk when I found out they are basically an exact copy of ITA's app: http://matrix.itasoftware.com/search.htm .
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Comment #2609012
Ugh, another button. The check-in buttons are coming next. Soon, there will be an aggregate button that lets you Like, Follow, +1, Check-in, Tweet, Post to FB, and save the page fo…
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Comment #2564100
F1 cars also cost a couple million dollars while a Nascar costs around 150k total. Another difference is that F1 cars are electronically limited to 18k RPM (they can easily go to 2…
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Comment #2491149
Maybe try using an RSS reader and over time build up the exact things you want to read. Eventually, you'll have a perfect feed of things that interest you (well, maybe not perfect,…
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Comment #2485332
I'm surprised New York isn't in the launch cities. The sheer density of people, businesses, and overpriced things requiring deals makes it a no brainer. Two cities in TX? I'd under…
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Comment #2419852
FIOS is probably the best bet although it doesn't come to our building. You can still get 20-50Mbps residential if you pay enough. It's quite easy to live cheaply here, as long as …
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Comment #2416897
I fully agree. The startup community is exploding here. We have serious companies coming out of the city, a seriously diverse culture (Tech, Business, Fashion, Art, Music), leaders…
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Comment #2415441
This is kind of bittersweet. While it's true entrepreneurial spirit that they pooled their resources and came together on something new, they could have done the same and helped NY…
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Comment #2362690
I just tried using this app and it crashes every time I try to take a pic on a fully updated iPhone 4, after a fresh restart. I'm not sure what they're doing with that $41 million …
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Comment #2328445
270 FPS in IE9 (yes 270), 48 FPS in Chrome 10, 23 FPS in FF 3.6 I just installed IE9 and am kinda feeling it. Even though it completely stole Chrome's interface, it works.
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MPEG LA and WebM: Power to the Patent Trolls
It seems like this issue has been beaten to death lately, but this is a interesting take from an industry vet with codec building experience. I'm still on the H.264 side of things …
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Comment #2116159
Find a solid few people to work with and split the load toward a greater goal. When one of you isn't working on your project, another one will be. Go to meetups and start networkin…