caligarn

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by caligarn 10y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this results in more investments outside of Silicon Valley, in new rising American cities and countries in Asia mainly and some in South America, Europe, and Africa.
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by caligarn 11y ago
I'm praying the money ended up under one of my couch pillows.
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by caligarn 11y ago
I currently live in Singapore. Clear skies today. But for the last two months it's been constant smoggy haze that makes your throat itch and your nose stuffy. And there's virtually no protest to it here. Just sarcasm and cynicism.
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by caligarn 12y ago
Author should check out Chronology. A much simpler version of Braid for iOS. Not nearly as challenging but provides time travel gameplay that is different and at times quite intriguing.
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Blackberry's new Squareblet(qz.com)
1 points by caligarn 12y ago|0 comments
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by caligarn 12y ago
"About to change everything" - this title is a few years too late.
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by caligarn 12y ago
Plot twist, the NSA is sending all the data it has "collected" to aliens living on Mars via the Mars Rover. Now it all makes sense.
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by caligarn 13y ago
I wonder if this app has more capacity than Twitter to start and sustain revolutions.
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by caligarn 13y ago
I wouldn't include WeChat as an investment in the same way the others are. Tencent developed WeChat (then called Weixin) themselves. Also, the interesting about WeChat and its difference between the others you mentioned is it functions
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Singapore is introducing programming in schools to boost the economy(techinasia.com)
3 points by caligarn 13y ago|0 comments