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Re: Ask HN: Heard of any good startups?

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Wordzoku - Site a friend and I created. http://wordzoku.com - free service to help people improve and learn vocabulary. Take a new word and use it in a sentence. Site live but still in development. By creating a sentence with the word you're given, you put word to use and into a context.

Re: Ask HN: Heard of any good startups?

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Loggly - http://loggly.com/ is a cloud-based log management service funded by True and Trinity. Logs are normally a real PITA, especially on something like EC2, but we make dealing with them fun and easy. Basically you point your logs at our servers where we catch them and store them safely away. We apply a fulltext index to the logs to make them searchable. Results can be processed with custom scripts you write and…

any chance of some early beta action?

Re: Ask HN: Heard of any good startups?

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My own startup: Visual Website Optimizer http://visualwebsiteoptimizer.com/ And, yes, we haven't gotten much press. Proof: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1520001

Oh Hi. It's funny who you run into here. :-)

I'm a developer at 99designs and we've been using Visual Website Optimizer to do A/B testing. Our marketing guys love it.

Re: Ask HN: Heard of any good startups?

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Wow. I must be the only person living in Canada (though not Canadian) who does not like Tims. Though timbits are a different story.

Tims coffee is gross, brown water.

I Live in the UK, but I get some Timmies imported. I dont even drink coffee, but try The French Vanila Coffee, Abso. Awesome!

And Don't forget the Garlic Cream Cheese Beagle,Apple Fritter, Boston Cream, Blueberry Fritter.....

Why have you done this to me!!!!

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