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by jolie 17y ago
This looks really cool, actually. I like the light/medium/aggro settings, too. Free is great, but what products are you monetizing?
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by jolie 17y ago
I don't know - that would be up to Richard. Personally, if I were starting my own tech blog, I think he'd be a fine person to have on the team because he's so multitalented. He'd make a great business partnerships coordinator and events coo
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by jolie 17y ago
uuuuuuuuuh, what? Wrong thread, perhaps?
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by jolie 17y ago
This was the one ad I saw tonight where I didn't feel like I'd been given the brown acid by a bunch of desperate ad agency creatives. Nice one, Google.
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by jolie 17y ago
Daniel is such a good kid, and I've been waiting for a few days to hear his side of the story. I can't imagine him extorting a fruit fly. What I can't imagine is why he doesn't just publish the damn chat logs already - or at least excerpts.
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by jolie 17y ago
Brutal! But... Shouldn't it've been six? ;)
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by jolie 17y ago
Looks like I misinterpreted Rasmus Lerdorf's tone in this, just slightly. He actually likes HipHop a lot - he's just worried that some devs will skip 'low-hanging fruit"-type optimization because they think that HipHop will be a magic bulle
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by jolie 17y ago
Hey Jacques - Well, we've certainly got egg on our face now. =) In Dana's defense, she wasn't asking for a submission. She was trying to put the story on your radar in the event that you were interested in the topic. I'm sorry you saw this
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Since When Is "Hacker" a Bad Word?(readwriteweb.com)
5 points by jolie 17y ago|5 comments
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Unity Releases New & Free Versions of Web/Mobile Dev Platform(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by jolie 17y ago|0 comments
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by jolie 17y ago
Wow, this is fun... wonder why it wasn't rolled out.
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Automattic Open Sources Natural Language Spell-Checker After the Deadline(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by jolie 17y ago|0 comments
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by jolie 17y ago
This thread is freakin' amazing. Especially if you use the Data Voice in your head when you read it. ;)
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Real-Time Search Startups on Google/Bing/Twitter News(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by jolie 17y ago|0 comments
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by jolie 17y ago
Nooke eReader... Nookie Reader... Call me immature, but isn't it rather silly?
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by jolie 17y ago
About damn time. I wrote a post about these guys and their ilk on ReadWriteWeb a couple weeks ago, and I really can't condone their practice of charging startups to pitch, ESPECIALLY for very early-stage companies.
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by jolie 17y ago
Huh! I did not know that. Re: the 10k access problem, that would completely negate the use of the API for enterprise sites, would it not? When I wrote the post, I said that enterprise would be the most likely users, too. Not everything Goog
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Selling Your Story: PR for Startups with Peter Shankman(readwriteweb.com)
1 points by jolie 17y ago|0 comments