ryanb

The guy was an investment banker who had some sort of existential crisis when he realized that he wanted to work for a startup.

Let's get over it.

I wonder if apartments on the Jersey side of the Hudson (Hoboken, Jersey City, Weehawken) are now going to jump in price on airbnb.

why?

Bogus.

I enjoy reading Max's posts, but find it odd how secretive he is about what his actual business is.

ebizzsol.com based in Bangladesh does good work for super cheap. ($75/psd)

I personally no longer use RSS.

The design bothers me a bit, actually. It feels amateurish.

"We've raised too much money - no turning back!"

Correct. I remember 28k being the norm around then.

http://www.newstilt.com/ brings me to an App failed to start/Ruby error page.

Hulu is promoting itself on YouTube.. interesting.

I remember running a QNX OS demo in the late 90's or early 00's that ran live off a floppy disk.. (with full GUI and everything) this was a big deal at the time. I was amazed.

Somehow I don't think it was meant to be satire, but I agree with you.

For how much?

I'd try and explain more clearly what you guys do right on the homepage. I had to click around a bit before I got it.

Aesthetically, you could also use a more modern-looking logo.

Metalab should have solved this through private channels instead of in front of everyone.

I think this whole thing would have blown over if not for Jason's incredible ego and his "I can do whatever I want" response to the whole issue. Pissing off the geeks = bad idea.

I'm quite surprised that this idea got YC funding. They must have a great team.

The traffic growth is impressive. How did you first start getting traction? What methods did you use to promote the site early on?

I think people may have assumed Mixergy was a philanthropic service to the entrepreneurial community by Andrew, which is why some here seem quite upset about this decision..

I don't necessarily think instituting a pay wall for older videos is a bad idea.. I'd love to see Andrew post some stats for his community about how successful this decision is/was when the dust settles a bit.

I spent a year+ working in corporate finance after college at a Fortune 500 company, and at the entry-level, this involved quite a bit of cost accounting/balance sheet work so I became quite familiar with SAP and its intricacies.

In my experience: SAP is painfully slow, incredibly non-intuitive, and the server inevitably crashes during every month-end close or year-end close with high usage.. so company wide everyone could be locked out of SAP for hours during the most critical times.

I've noticed that the increased width can make it a little awkward to read, too

Has anyone else tried the 250 year anniversary edition Guinness? They've had it out for a few months now, it's quite different and supposedly closer to what Guinness was originally like. Pretty good.

it says off air - is this actually going live at some point?

TC intentionally didn't reveal their source because it would have undermined the outlandish assertion they wanted to make. As always, TC tried their best to make a story out of nothing.. Link bait.

ah i didnt know about this. very slick. and you got ESPN involved?

thanks. I didn't know about the AT&T site. it's very similar, and agreed- it could definitely use some design help.

worth noting: tweetthegame.com was taken

Google "twitvid" and http://twitvid.in ranks first, ahead of .io and .com. So there's a third one now, I guess.. I should make one.