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You might want to contact some of the Maker related blogs who always like seeing inventive products like what you describe. Most of them are based in bay area. Tested.com might like something like this, you can find a contact email on their
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Google Analytics Premium – $150k / yr
(google.com)
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If you're looking to django for static mostly for the templating engine and some build time python, I'd check out the excellent Cactus. Apparently there's a new downloadable mac app for it, which I've yet to try, but as
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13y ago
/waves
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The Unpaid Bill that Launched a Thousand Starships
(giantbomb.com)
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Hammer is a nice, well designed product, kudos to you and congrats on it. I was actually surprised it doesn't net you a larger income. Do you think you guys are missing on marketing, or that you're hitting a niche that's too
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If you're a fan of Ebert's writing or movie reviews I highly recommend his autobiography "Life Itself". One of the better books I've read in the last few years.
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More surprised to see someone using Sketch. Not that there's anything wrong with that. Just didn't expect it when I clicked the link. Kind of curious what people are using these days for design. I originally came from the Photosho
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You'd think it would be. Regularly at bars / restaurants when I'm with other people they'll just check their streams during conversations. Usually it's because they got a text first and one thing leads to another. E
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The easiest rule to follow: Never pull out your phone unless you politely excuse yourself from the people you are with. This will dramatically limit the amount of times you check, and on the off chance you really do need to check your phone
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I feel the same way. Maybe it's coming from being around so many Python engineers, but the indented format just seems so much more readable to me, outside of not having to worry about all the bracket junk that clutters the syntax norma
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Hostamania - Hulk Hogan Web Hosting
(hostamania.com)
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I'm not. Left in March, but still show up on camera every once in awhile.
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Hey this uses Giant Bomb data! You have no idea how hard it was to convince the various business parties that a free API of video game data was a good idea. Glad someone is using it.
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Think this is mostly an alternative for Flash in display ads (which still primarily use Flash for animation). Guess is based on it being announced through Doubleclick's twitter stream. https://twitter.com/doubleclick_pu
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Saw this through Doubleclick's Twitter stream. Gonna guess they're using it as an alternative to Flash for display ads?
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This title doesn't need to be this vague. The original spells it out pretty well. "Google To Be Punished In France For Failing To Pare Back Its Overreaching Privacy Policy"
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I know this is going to sound nuts to you, but if you're a tech worker that can do a day a week at home you really should check out north of San Rafael. Last year I bought a house in Petaluma that was way beyond what I thought I could
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The biggest reason I can't see making the switch to ergo keyboards is that at the end of the day I'm still stuck with my laptop when I'm out and about. It's just too much trouble to retrain my brain when I can only use t
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Think they could probably use a better landing page then showing the activity stream. Here's a two minute video that shows it off a little better. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCHKLvpIXUA
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Koding.com is public - social development in the cloud
(koding.com)
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I'll be honest in saying that while I kind of understand what app.net does, I really think they need to work on their messaging. It's a social graph distributed storage service, kinda, but provided in some way more private than ad
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tvrage at least as I remember it was built from a crawl from tv.com data. But yeah, I left the product 6 months after launch and since then it's been in a dozen different hands and a bunch of redesigns, most moving the focus towards qu
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I used to be a product/design guy at CNET in their games division. My team was working on one of the biggest initiatives for the company, launching a new site with a pretty small team of engineers (think it was 6, we had no editorial t
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Visit http://www.yahoo.com/ right now. Scroll through the stories and find one that doesn't link to an internal yahoo or yahoo owned property. You'll run into one of the following scenarios in most of them. * It d
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As someone who has built several top 1000 trafficed websites over the past decade here is what the publishing industry definitely needs out of an analytics program. 1. Please give me a report that can prove that my user traffic is real. 2.
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I built the original Tested for Will and Norm while at Whiskey Media. So excited for these guys, think the site has become something even more awesome since they joined up with Jamie and Adam. Miss working with them daily. If you dig scienc
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You also might want to check out Bourbon Neat for your grid system, which has been doing this for awhile. Rather than extends, it does a lot of this through mixins. Their breakpoint system is also pretty nifty. In general although I appreci
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I live in Petaluma up in Sonoma county. I commuted to the city for a year on a nice direct bus-line that usually got me to/from the city in about an hour. I know that sounds long but the bus was more comfortable than bart, had wifi and
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That's true, but I never said sure fire. I'm just saying if I'm looking to work for a startup as a non-founder, the first thing I'd want to know is... what did the founders do before this? If it's related and was su
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