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ian
18y ago
Awesome you guys are going this. We should tie this up with the Hacker Meetups we've been running for the last 6 months in London.
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ian
18y ago
Fresh!
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ian
18y ago
congratulations!
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UK hacker meetup tomorrow in London
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18y ago
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ian
18y ago
Jeff is really brilliant. Whatever he does next will be worth watching.
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ian
18y ago
we're still based in LDN but consider NYC our second home
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ian
18y ago
i've been playing about with this, it's very slickly implemented. love the in track comments.
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[London] Love live music and hacking? Join Songkick.
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ian
18y ago
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ian
18y ago
Seconded. They are the best example of how to do customer support right I've ever met. I love going to Daniel's page on Disqus and seeing all the threads he's active on, it's really inspiring.
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ian
18y ago
Congratulations Drew!
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Hacker meetup #2 for UK based hackers (London, this Friday)
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ian
19y ago
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ian
19y ago
No. Our main launch (coming next week...) was scheduled around South by Southwest - it's perfect for us - a mix of live music and technology.
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ian
19y ago
Hey Jason, let me know if you find any new bands/shows using Battle of the Bands or if you have any feedback on how we could make it better. I'm already speaking with the guys at Grooveshark but thanks for the offer. Would anybody here be
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ian
19y ago
Thanks Jason! We're actually from last summer's batch. Shameless plug... Digg: http://digg.com/gadgets/See_your_favorite_bands_fight_2 Reddit: http://reddit.com/info/6c7n2/comments/
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ian
19y ago
I think it's interesting to look at genres of music where the album has never been particularly important - for example dancehall and ragga in Jamaica. Dancehall producers will create an instrumental (riddim) and then release it publicly as
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ian
19y ago
The name is cool, the UI is tight and I just found a cool new band. Great work.
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[London/NYC] Songkick looking for a music loving hacker.
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ian
19y ago
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UK Hacker News meetup confirmed for Friday November 30th
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19y ago
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ian
19y ago
Sorry Vikram, that was a mistake. Let's wait and see who can make it on the 30th.
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Ask YC: Meetup for UK based hackers
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19y ago
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ian
19y ago
Burial, Archangel
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RCRD LBL launches: ad-supported online record label
(rcrdlbl.com)
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19y ago
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ian
19y ago
Congratulations Dave and Hugo!
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19y ago
Thanks for letting me know! Look forward to meeting you soon.
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19y ago
Thanks very much for your feedback man. We're aware of the issue that occurs with a few bands (e.g. Underworld) and are fixing that. Imagine my horror when I was listening to one of my favourite London producers Burial and got recommended b
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19y ago
Thanks man! Hope to meet you in person soon. What do you think of our recommendations right now? We're taking a different approach to the 2 most popular paradigms: collaborative filtering on your userbase (e.g. Last.fm) or expert hand labe
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ian
19y ago
We'll do it. Hit us with your emails: founders at songkick dot com.
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19y ago
Hi, ian here from Songkick (YC summer '07 batch). We're based in East London. If you're UK based get in touch - can introduce you to other hackers in the UK doing/interested in start-ups. We'll organise some drinks soon. You can reach us at
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19y ago
I think cryptic crossword players would be particularly interested in this. There is a significant amount of kudos associated with solving an unusual clue and therefore perhaps more desire for users to share solutions with the community/col
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ian
19y ago
ian at songkick dot com
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