spravin

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2004 vs 2012: a comparison in numbers(blog.spravin.com)
2 points by spravin 14y ago|0 comments
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by spravin 15y ago
Imagine a florist who sells roses along with a air-tight cardboard box, and stipulates that the buyer sit inside this box every time he wants to smell this rose (so that others who haven't paid for the rose cannot not "steal" the smell). Th
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by spravin 15y ago
When I look for flights, I check bing, kayak, orbitz as well as hipmunk. Which one do I prefer? Simple: the one that gives me the best fare. Unfortunately it ends up being a different one each time.
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by spravin 15y ago
Interesting. 1998: Amazon acquires price comparison site junglee.com from Indian cofounders (later of kosmix/walmart labs fame). 2012: Amazon launches price comparison site for India called junglee.com
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by spravin 15y ago
Give them a break. Facebook first started reporting the active user counts at least 5 years after launch. Let us give G+ at least a year. A separate issue is how to accurately track "active users" given that G+ is getting so tightly integra
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by spravin 15y ago
More pictures (Wormhole launch party at the Stanford cafe): http://www.flickr.com/photos/stanfordeng/6323012297/in/photo...
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A new type of social network: Wormhole links MIT and Stanford(articles.boston.com)
4 points by spravin 15y ago|2 comments
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by spravin 16y ago
Here's an easier url (goes to the same .apk): http://j.mp/firedroid
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by spravin 16y ago
Meanwhile Facebook is out talent-scouting at the White House: http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/03/27/facebook-may-hire-rob...
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by spravin 16y ago
The positioning of the dropdown clearly has a lot of influence on the results. People are horrible random number generators! In this case, people are unlikely to choose the ends (1/9) or the center (5) leading to a bimodal distribution with
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by spravin 16y ago
I liked the tenant-rent analogy xlarge:large:small::house:room:couch. tl;dr version: The author is insinuating that Reddit doesn't have enough money to rent a house, so its renting a couch, and so it can't complain if the other occupants ha
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by spravin 16y ago
It is because Twitter posts are public, and free for Google to use, unlike Facebook posts.
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by spravin 16y ago
I hope Google learns from Buzz, and makes this an "explicit" opt-in. The blog post says that it will be only enabled if the user's Google account is signed in. But a user's Google account could be signed in simply because he is logged in to
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by spravin 16y ago
Here's the tool: http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/ I just found that misunderestimate was not invented by Bush but the word predates him by a century http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?content=misunderestimate&...