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by sabon 16y ago
Access to all those otherwise unavailable, expensive or hard to get data and APIs seems to be the second biggest benefit of applying to YC. The first one would of course be access to know-how and network of VCs.
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by sabon 16y ago
I like the irony here: Take a look at this paragraph. "As you can see the Windows Live Network have done their best to make the privacy tools simple and easy to use and yet provide you with a sense of control over who can see what is happen
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by sabon 16y ago
Unless Zynga has 10% fees (my guess) and everybody else the usual 30%. I think they wouldn't sign the agreement otherwise.
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by sabon 17y ago
It's only valid for pages built with FBML. So it's good for tabs (sections) but not for the main page itself. The main page is a newsfeed where you just can't put any FBML. So it makes an interesting tool to track subpages but in general it
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Over 9000 km on Google Maps with YouTube - from Moscow to Vladivostok(google.ru)
1 points by sabon 17y ago|0 comments
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by sabon 17y ago
Almost 6 months have passed since the beginning of the season. So it's barely more than 1 per month. Yes, it's still more than most people. But we're talking about most prolific NBA reader here, not the average one.
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by sabon 17y ago
Oh, sorry. It's even better. It's SIX books.
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by sabon 17y ago
"New Orleans Hornets center Emeka Okafor, whose parents both hail from Nigeria, is one of the league's most accomplished fans of literature. He has finished six books this season" Wow. THAT'S a sad state of affairs. A few hundred players, h
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Show Me What's Wrong - a tool for helping with "computer issues"(showmewhatswrong.com)
32 points by sabon 17y ago|19 comments
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Number of Wikipedia editors steadily declining(online.wsj.com)
34 points by sabon 17y ago|39 comments
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by sabon 17y ago
If you want to come rarely but don't want to miss the most important stuff, this should help: http://news.ycombinator.com/best
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by sabon 17y ago
Indeed it is. I checked in new submissions an hour or so after submitting and when I didn't see it, I resubmitted. Turns out it went through ok, it just was buried under all the submissions and could not be seen on the first page.
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Who is hiring (remotely)?
5 points by sabon 17y ago|2 comments
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Who's hiring (remotely)?
9 points by sabon 17y ago|1 comments
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The New York Times - Innovation Portfolio(innovate.whsites.net)
15 points by sabon 17y ago|1 comments
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Ruby and Rails Ecosystem White Paper(infoether.com)
10 points by sabon 17y ago|6 comments
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Book recommendation: Ignore Everybody(sivers.org)
6 points by sabon 17y ago|0 comments
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by sabon 17y ago
Well, so while Twitter "deprives TC of revenue as punishment" (can you even say this with a straight face? Really?) is a crime, but TC hurting Twitter's image is perfectly OK? I'm lost here... Also keep in mind that providing TC with this r
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by sabon 17y ago
What's so unusual about it? Is there any imperative to list Techcrunch and keep it listed no matter what? Even after they publish confidential information that wasn't supposed to be published at all? If one of your friends (like in real lif
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IPhone usage on Flickr falls dramatically(thenextweb.com)
2 points by sabon 17y ago|0 comments
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Facebook Ordered To Turn Over Source Code due to "Patent Infrigement"(tech.slashdot.org)
3 points by sabon 17y ago|0 comments
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by sabon 17y ago
Finishing "Atlas Shrugged". While ideas and the spirit of the book have aged only slightly, the way of writing seems way too pretentious for our times. But overall the book is interesting. From historic and ideological point of view.
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by sabon 17y ago
If you enter the promo code "LREL40", you get further discount to $5.99. Confirmed, I've just bought with that code and it's indeed $5.99.
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Apple's five worst products ever(wired.com)
11 points by sabon 17y ago|29 comments
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by sabon 17y ago
And just yesterday or 2 days ago I wrote this under the story of TipJoy shutting down: "The whole story seems to repeatedly wave the arms and shout: "Hey, Twitter! Hey, Facebook! Here we are! We know how to do this! Hire us, hire us, hire u
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by sabon 17y ago
Well, of course customers' money is the most important thing, no doubt about it. But it struck me that you mentioned several times in the article that you know what and how to do, you just don't have the leverage of being the main body. W
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by sabon 17y ago
The whole story seems to repeatedly wave the arms and shout: "Hey, Twitter! Hey, Facebook! Here we are! We know how to do this! Hire us, hire us, hire us!!!". At least that's how I read the story. And I'm quite convinced it's their intent.
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by sabon 17y ago
I've tried a few such solutions. Worked for some time but there was one problem: too many clicks. If I want to use it often (and I do) even 1 click too many kills a feature for me. So if it's going to be easy AND effective - I'll happily us
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by sabon 17y ago
Warsaw, Poland
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by sabon 17y ago
Am I the only one who noticed that they didn't pay the promised $50? Despite multiple promises of reward.

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