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Re:Rethinking the Whiteboard on Friday June 25, 2010 @04:36PM (#1462046)
Does anyone else think that "WhiteyBoard" is a problematic name? I initially thought it was a Chris-Rock-style joke.
Re:How to suck at raising angel investment on Saturday June 05, 2010 @07:25PM (#1407649)
Ping me and I might be able to help. I went through something similar with my start-up.
Re:Ask HN: Please review my new website on Friday March 05, 2010 @01:15PM (#1170002)
Agree about how Rotten Tomatoes lost its way. But Metacritic does a very good, clean quick aggregation of movie, TV, and game reviews:

http://www.metacritic.com

Re:Ask HN: Should TechCrunch Reveal Who Paid For Posts? on Friday February 05, 2010 @03:04PM (#1104648)
Over the past year we've tracked more than 30,000 published car reviews, including reviews by Consumer Reports as well as 100 other major publications. There is absolutely a correlation between review scores given to vehicles by publications that accept advertising and junkets, and those that do not. Make of that what you will.
Re:Spinning the Web: P.R. in Silicon Valley on Saturday July 04, 2009 @06:29PM (#687644)
I'm not sure if I should be impressed or depressed by this article.
Nice site. I've been hunting for good executions of this idea. Thus far these have impressed me most:

http://www.freshapps.com http://www.apptism.com http://iphone.iusethis.com

But yours is right in there in the mix. Add a recommendation engine, and you're really on to something. Good luck!

Re:CueCat 2.0? on Monday May 25, 2009 @09:33PM (#626094)
I wasn't trying to snark as much as invite some discussion about this whole barcode approach. As you suggest, it just seems so...anachronistic.
Re:Nate Silver: The End of Car Culture on Wednesday May 06, 2009 @06:28PM (#596876)
oldgregg: Get back to me after you've spent a carless winter in Boulder. (And I love Boulder.)
Re:Get Rich Slow on Friday April 10, 2009 @02:13PM (#556501)
Hi. I am that guy. And we do have some generic offshoots to do other products. But the car thing is our first project, followed by international versions of it. (We're bootstrapping, after all.)