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jv2222
17y ago
Hacker News Age Distribution http://koldfront.dk/misc/hn/age.png
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Stunning Images From Pigalle
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Nagging Your Way to Riches (podcast)
(techzinglive.com)
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Url Shorteners Curse Like Motherf****rs
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The Accidental Cron Job (Podcast)
(techzinglive.com)
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How You Like Me Now?
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TechZING 19 - Radical Transparency
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The REAL Twitter Revolution (interesting video)
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Voting machine source-code leak shows odd subroutines
(boingboing.net)
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TechZING podcast - Structured Procrastination
(techzinglive.com)
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Can Wave Really Be The Big-Ticket Google Wants?
(tweetminer.net)
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Ok, if this article is correct then it's a big problem for Google. Because their entire revenue model is based on earning money from from advertising... I can't imagine enterprise level organisations allowing Google to Earn money via advert
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Dow Jones breaks through 10,000
(news.bbc.co.uk)
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TechZING 17 - Charge Early, Release Often
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I thought lots of people who don't have booths pay for a ticket with the express purpose of networking. I didn't think you could get in without paying $1.5-$3k for a ticket? Maybe I'm wrong but that was the impression I had.
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17y ago
Yes It seems so hypocritical that he's waging a war against people doing something very similar to what he does. I wonder if it makes him so angry because he recognises on a subconscious level that he's doing something quite similar.
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17y ago
I generally agree with Jason's sentiments. However, given how Jason feels that startups should NEVER have to pay to be in a room full of investors... then why charge $1500 per ticket for Techcrunch?! Surely all the budding entrepreneurs sho
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Re: Why startups shouldn't have to pay to pitch angel investors
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Narrowing the value gap: liquidity with fundamentals
(discourseandnotes.com)
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Dear Twitter. I Want To Share My Revenue With You.
(tweetminer.net)
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What I like about Hacker News is that its 100% abstracted from the actual websites - and also that it's verrrry minimalist. Can't quite put my finger on it, but for some reason it just doesn't feel right to couple the content with the feed
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Over the next few months this feature will be added to http://tweetminer.net - one way or another. Of course it would be great to use a service like this to do the heavy lifting rather than code it myself... But why would I pay $400 per m
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Rich Twitter Client Written in jQuery AJAX & PHP
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Tweet Miner, why I use it
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17y ago
It's an RSS reader fully integrated with Twitter. It makes it easy to follow your RSS feeds and click a button to Tweet stories (and schedule those Tweets)
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Shut up, Brain. Stop Thinking About Cool Shit.
(tweetminer.net)
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I wasn't really implying that they were knowingly "lying". What I was mainly questioning was that they had some kind of internal cut off point or fair usage policy.
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You get 10000. Here's bumpf from their site.... -------- What are compute cycles? Compute cycles measure how much processing time your applications require on the Rackspace Cloud. Using 10,000 compute cycles in a month is roughly equivalent
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Rackspace cloud incoming bandwidth 100% free & un-metered? Is it really true?
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Thx, that's a very interesting perspective, and gives me much food for thought :)
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