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I found a workaround for the Chrome bug that seems to have fixed it:

https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=336476#c...

Sorry about that.

India and Nigeria seem to be winning in terms of high populace countries with low incarceration rates.

Pathjoy was renamed to Homejoy, so not really two examples.

The developers of Clinkle should try to get the FBI to do a court case based on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

people always release earnings after hours.

People have their debit cards in their pockets. ACH account details are not as readily available to most people.

Would be cool if you could export to Excel. That way you could lay the fundamentals in place here and do custom things offline.

Would be more interesting to also know a) the funding that people received vs salary. b) the revenue people have vs salary.

Salary by itself doesn't really tell much.

I prefer the way rapgenius does annotations on the actual characters that the person is talking about.

Casetext seems to do it on the right hand side instead, which meaks it slightly unclear exactly what part is annotated.

Sounds like an interesting idea. I don't think it is able to execute code in a p2p fashion so it's probably better to call it a web publication/storage platform

Awesome!

Can you do this for Rails too?

Its pretty volatile today. Probably not that interesting for HN to see new posts on it.

He didn't say that at all

It seems like a missed opportunity to not allow variable pricing like their normal the bundles.

Maybe that only works in a sale scenario.

Mostly rice and chilli con carne.

Its been a while, so I can't remember exactly. It was made in massive batches and wasn't that tasty (sorry pg).

It was fun though.

This is useful but it doesn't cover reserved or any IOPs which is unfortunately.

AWS in general makes pricing opaque and hard to reason about, more simple tools like this would be useful.

what do you mean by donate?

Back down to $195.

Github seems like a good candidate. Maybe Tumblr too.

Seems like in HN/Twitter/Facebook users don't give that much value to each other that they would want to tip.

Citation Needed.

Very few SV startups have founders that are from SV in my experience.

Maybe you should consider open sourcing your backend, then people could help.

I agree, its the first post on my new blog. I have changed the contrast and its much better now. Let me know if you have any other feedback.

Presumably the users.

I wander if they are paying the $25k from management fees or from the fund.

The justification for why VCs don't pay their lawyer bill has always been that they don't want to take the money from their management fees, if Spark has figured out how to take it from their fund and their LPs are okay with that that is good.

If not then they are footing $25k from their pocket. But I guess if they only do 10 deals a year their max liability is $250k which isn't bad for a $450m fund.

Cool. Which game do you make?

The data is sampled from the Heyzap app. So English focused social games will tend to be overestimated.

We did calibrate on quite a few data points. I will think about normalizing for the above bias too

It's a charity donation

The fraud issues at least would require a good engineering team.