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Chill's Response to Mark Zuckerberg(chill.com)
5 points by rjvir 15y ago|0 comments
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by rjvir 15y ago
"It is fair to say every user is worth $40.00/year" How is it fair to say that? Is there any data that backs this up? "Dropbox goes mobile" They already have "becomes a default backup/sync app on Android and iPhone" Although this is possibl
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by rjvir 15y ago
The article states that aside from Americans, there are more Indian CEOs than any other nationality - even Canadian and Chinese, which presumably have a higher population in America than Indians do. Although statistically, Indians should ha
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by rjvir 15y ago
The article is definitely sensationalist and linkbait, but the title is not a lie. However misleading it is, Reddit doubling its engineering staff is equivalent to hiring three new programmers.
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Square Raising New Round, Joining Billion Dollar Valuation Club(techcrunch.com)
33 points by rjvir 15y ago|9 comments
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by rjvir 15y ago
Twitter, Quora, and Reddit.
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by rjvir 16y ago
If I'm not mistaken, doesn't the NBA have its own TV network called NBA TV?
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by rjvir 16y ago
Using POST instead of GET is not a good idea for a search results page. Most likely, the user would have to click through a dialog box ("are you sure you want to resubmit this form") every time the browser back button is used to return to t
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by rjvir 16y ago
Perhaps Bing tracks clicks for every search engine, not only Google. If so, they are not copying Google, but legally tracking user behavior across the web.
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by rjvir 16y ago
Pandora's recommendation engine is far better than Grooveshark's.
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by rjvir 16y ago
"Recommendations and likes (from Facebook) or other places are hard to artificially jack up" If recommendations and likes are added to Google's algorithm, people will find ways to artificially jack them up. For example, marketers have align
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Like ‘Twitter For iPad’? Check Out Its Facebook Counterpart, Facepad(techcrunch.com)
4 points by rjvir 16y ago|0 comments
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by rjvir 16y ago
Kind of: http://twitter.com/search?q=node.js%20OR%20from:reddit%20OR%... This searches all posts that contain "node.js", are from reddit, or are from hackernewsbot. You can even get an RSS feed for it, at http://search.twitter.com/search
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by rjvir 16y ago
Yes - the essays have to be printed, on a paper measured by inches, not characters.
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by rjvir 16y ago
Google Docs doesn't save every keystroke, it is not as fast and elegant as Etherpad's.
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by rjvir 16y ago
Even if DuckDuckGo did get blocked eventually, it could easily switch to using a separate service. If Bing ever blocked it off, the code could be slightly altered to use Google instead.
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by rjvir 16y ago
The headline should read: "iPhone version of mobile application outsells Windows Phone 7 version 10-1".
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by rjvir 16y ago
You can simply copy the questions to your own text editor or word processor - if you weren't going to submit the application in the first place, why even fill it out online?
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17 Year Old creates website that predicts future of Digg(gigaom.com)
51 points by rjvir 16y ago|23 comments
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Digginthefuture predicts future stories on Digg.(digginthefuture.com)
3 points by rjvir 16y ago|0 comments
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by rjvir 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_vs_PC