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by physcab 15y ago
Please ping me personally on my email and I'll be happy to connect you with the right people. More often than not, these matters are simple communication issues that can be resolved. Even though I don't work there anymore, I'd be thrilled
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by physcab 15y ago
I used to work for Grooveshark and your accusations are pretty unfair. We've always complied with the DMCA and our terms are equal to what you'd find on any other UGC site. GS also signed up hundreds if not thousands of small indie labels
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5 Tips To Make Your IPhone Game Successful(thedatascientist.com)
4 points by physcab 15y ago|1 comments
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by physcab 15y ago
> getting there is the easy part. Not exactly. It takes 9 months to get to Mars. Aside from all the logistical problems of keeping humans alive in a tiny capsule for 9 months, who would in their right mind want to do this to themselves?
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by physcab 15y ago
No you probably haven't. The lessons I've learned as being a part of this community over the past three years have been immeasurable, and that comes from browsing this site daily. Here's a sample from the top of my head, and this doesn't e
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by physcab 15y ago
You should try A/B testing your copy. I don't understand the concept of openness and liberation as it applies to photos. To me, those are political concepts, not technological ones. Maybe I'm not in your target market, but to me it makes
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by physcab 15y ago
You are probably right but this is a war of attrition. There are many, if not the majority, of industry music types who will act this way, but the old guard is literally dying away. So if GS doesn't outlast then a new company most certainly
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by physcab 15y ago
As a former employee of GS I can say that getting sued is nothing new and may in fact be a good thing for them in a wierd and twisted way. The reason being is that sometimes (this was the case with EMI atleast) the labels use a lawsuit to b
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Big Data Is Useless Without Science(kaleidoscope.kontagent.com)
70 points by physcab 15y ago|7 comments
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by physcab 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Kontagent Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Account Manager, Sales, Full-time, Part-time, Intern, Contract New Office Pics!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/69285966@N05/ Let's face it, as an engineer you can work ANYWHE
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by physcab 15y ago
I wouldn't doubt it. But they also don't publish any figures so its difficult to confirm. I work for one of their competitors and we most likely have the same availability requirements... anyways, just curious. Here's where we're at, as a
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by physcab 15y ago
This is somewhat unrelated, but I remember reading in one of Mixpanel's job posts that they had over 200 servers. 200 for a company of their size that charges by the data point seems kind of a lot. I've worked at a couple tech companies wh
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by physcab 15y ago
I would quit too. I love Apple products but they come at a huge human cost. One of my best friends works there and he's always extremely stressed out. He works like 15 hour days, 6 days a week. He's constantly bailing on his obligations be
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by physcab 15y ago
While I love Dropbox and have it installed, I think they are right to fear ICloud. After getting a 4s and being able to simply type my AppleID, I instantly had all my contacts, videos, photos, music, settings, and bookmarks instantly and s
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by physcab 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - Kontagent Software Engineer, Data Scientist, Account Manager, Sales, Full-time, Part-time, Intern, Contract Let's face it, as an engineer you can work ANYWHERE. You are in demand and if you're good you know it. You do
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by physcab 15y ago
Stripe is a game changer. I've been using it for a few months and honestly its the best API I've ever used. The documentation is clear and concise. Its customized to your account so you can literally copy and paste and see the result. Ju
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by physcab 15y ago
I'm not sure saying "revenue fell in half" is accurate. It looks like they are clarifying what revenue it actually makes ie, instead of counting the full value of the coupon as revenue, they are now adjusting revenue numbers to reflect wha
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Curiosity: Or Why I Joined Kontagent(thedatascientist.com)
1 points by physcab 15y ago|0 comments
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by physcab 15y ago
Consider for a moment this alternate viewpoint. What if submitting a song to <insert music distribution service> was kinda like submitting a blog to <insert blog service>. You don't get paid for blogging, but if you produc
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by physcab 15y ago
I'm not sure how true this would be for the general public. I like human interaction when I'm out, but I typically only avoid restaurants that have bad food.
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by physcab 15y ago
This is excellent insight. As a developer, my gut reaction is to say but look at all these features and people will pay for that. But thats not really the case. In fact, it seems what people actually pay for is an efficient solution to
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by physcab 15y ago
This is exactly the type of problem I have been encountering with my app FitLabs (www.fitlabs.co). Its an app catered to people who do Crossfit and are used to paying $150/month in gym fees. So I thought, "hmm if people are already paying
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by physcab 15y ago
Thanks! Great feedback. I'm actually currently testing between multiple price points. I had a higher price point but a lot of my testers said it was way too much, so I'm lowering it and seeing what effect it has on my conversions. Right n
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by physcab 15y ago
This may be a stupid question, but how do you go about getting these domains? I refuse to believe GoDaddy Domain Buy Service isn't a scam...
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by physcab 15y ago
Thanks. Feedback is definitely noted!
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by physcab 15y ago
Thanks. I'm not a designer so for right now I got an awesome theme off WooThemes. The product itself is a theme off of ThemeForest. The front end is Javascript MVC and Jquery. Backend is PHP and MySQL. Payments are done by Stripe (more on
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Today I launched FitLabs, my first web product(fitlabs.co)
14 points by physcab 15y ago|10 comments
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by physcab 15y ago
This is definitely genius. Even for programmers the service could be very valuable in learning new languages. I love my O'Reilly books, but I would throw all of them away in a heartbeat if the content was wrapped up in an interactive cons
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by physcab 15y ago
True, but with Ebay, space separates me and the other party, so I still have (or feel like I have) some level of control. Could I still fall victim to random acts of hatred? Sure. Call it a bad taste or a pit in the stomach, but the incide
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by physcab 15y ago
I want to believe that people are fundamentally good as well and there is definitely evidence that supports that. But this incident has left a bad taste in my mouth, and their response hasn't made me feel any better. It's not like Ebay whe

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