d-lectable

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by d-lectable 15y ago
Cool post. Interesting you bring this up, because I've had a colleague who went to MIT, and took HTML for her required English requirement!
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How gambling makes billions without innovation(blog.betable.com)
8 points by d-lectable 15y ago|1 comments
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Game Design Insights: John Romero and Brenda Brathwaite(blog.betable.com)
43 points by d-lectable 15y ago|7 comments
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by d-lectable 15y ago
i.e. Beats by Dre
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by d-lectable 15y ago
Thats why I usually shy away from the more flashy Skull Candies. And while Beats by Dre look quite nice, they apparently don't sound great. I'm quite happy with my Audio Technica Pro 700, but wish it would cancel more external sounds.
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by d-lectable 15y ago
Especially for games that require more agency, i.e. Tesla Wars where you are constantly attacking people. I only put my own music on for puzzle games like solitaire.
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by d-lectable 15y ago
Where are those awesome headphones from? Link?
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Freemium: Earn More with Free-to-Play(blog.betable.com)
38 points by d-lectable 15y ago|2 comments
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by d-lectable 15y ago
The proper way for them to have done it, is for you to opt-in to sharing your music, as oppose to sneakily telling your facebook friends what you're listening to.
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by d-lectable 15y ago
Finally! Quora did have one of the cleanest, fastest web-apps out there though, but Kudos to them for finally releasing a native one.
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by d-lectable 15y ago
My Modified Answer from Quora: I'm at a start-up that is a follower of the lean startup movement, a term coined by Eric Ries. The ideology behind a lean startup is a customer-centric approach where you build a minimum viable product (MVP) a
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by d-lectable 15y ago
Well stock exchanges offer tangible value for people who participate. The value of virtual good is limited and is basically a consumption good. Adding gambling to social games allow users to extract value from their favorite games.