jt11508

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by jt11508 14y ago
There's a big public one of these called Groupon too...
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by jt11508 15y ago
"Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life" or so they say. As a mid-40's veteran of multiple startups, I say do what you have a passion to do. If that's fishing, live to fish and do what you want to support that passion. If
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by jt11508 15y ago
Well said. I call it Grouponzi.
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by jt11508 15y ago
Very interesting approach, hope you post a follow-up to this experiment.
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by jt11508 15y ago
Looks like they are in 503 land right now...
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by jt11508 15y ago
Congress spends, Presidents don't. Kind of a myth. Interesting data nonetheless.
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by jt11508 15y ago
Interesting in principle, but I couldn't open the About Me or FAQ, so hard to tell. Won't give up credentials to who knows who the people are.
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by jt11508 15y ago
Looks like a very cool technology, wonder if they will release the data to the public?
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by jt11508 15y ago
Don't know, the background is certainly custom. The timeline seems to be auto generated. Here's another one I found that seems pretty cool. http://re.vu/sarajchipps
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by jt11508 15y ago
Nice implementation. Looks more like a feature than a product. There are others that do a similar (better?) job at this like http://re.vu/ Saw this on a prior comment thread: http://re.vu/BarackObama
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by jt11508 15y ago
Buried in their About page are the founders: http://re.vu/stephen http://re.vu/bart http://re.vu/mikeharding
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by jt11508 15y ago
Sure, how about this one: http://re.vu/BarackObama
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by jt11508 15y ago
Yeah it's simple. But if you want simple and better, http://re.vu/ is far superior.
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Zepplin Sighting(montaraventures.com)
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