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by purp 16y ago
http://prezi.com/ ... most interesting thing to come to presentations in a looong time. Check out their take on Pecha-Kucha: http://prezi.com/j9anrjn-gdwj/prezi-pecha-kucha-bw/ Danger is that you'll spend all your time futzing with the
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by purp 16y ago
Great, now I won't sleep tonight as I learn the difference between syllabic alphabets and syllabaries. I hate you in the kindest way possible. ;]
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by purp 16y ago
The answer, from the other HN post about this blog article ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1355797 ): "Well. We're talking about making this work in quite a number of different browsers, including IE6. So yes, it is." --matthiaskramm
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by purp 16y ago
I believe I understand your perspective. I think you're saying that "Betting The Company" == "Taking Mortal Risk", and I agree with that definition. I don't agree that the odds are fixed, nor that it's all-or-nothing-to-the-end. For any sta
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by purp 16y ago
Yep. It was clever of us to invest months of engineering time on this while also arranging for the Apple/Adobe schism to continue to worsen, and talk Steve Jobs into posting his thoughts at just the right time to frame our launch. We're jus
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by purp 17y ago
That was the point Andrew was making with his post, I think.
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by purp 17y ago
Really? It's always seemed to me that Facebook wants to own your address book and inbox, while Twitter wants to own real time news/search/intentions. But maybe that's just what you said from a different perspective.