May 2012
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Gawker Conversations, powered by Scala →
Details about the transition, the platform, and the product to follow.
February 2012
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January 2012
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Foursquare: Today's best-executing startup - Anil... →
A position I agree with though was not fully on the bandwagon until I experienced the execution of Small Business Saturday. Also of note is foursquare migrated their technology to Scala (from PHP?), and did so in a way that was largely transparent to their user base. I’ve been impressed with them even when I was pessimistic (which was due to a not yet realized business model). 4sq is an...
June 2011
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Gawker Artists: Mark Mann →
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Mark Mann: The Graflex Project @ Gawker
A while back, I bought a beautiful Graflex…
December 2010
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Gawker Is A Blog. Just Like Twitter. - Anil Dash →
November 2010
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“…if you’re not embarrassed when you ship your first version you waited too...”
– So true!
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October 2010
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“Digg’s collapse has become a cautionary tale for so-called Web 2.0 companies in...”
– Digg: A Cautionary Tale for Web 2.0 Companies (via courtenaybird)
Happy birthday, Vlad. →
A couple guys have an idea to show girls who “have some political opinion” as a gift to Putin.
My favorite opinion: “You put out the forest fires, but I’m still burning.”
“Most online news consumers aren’t looking for specific stories; they’re looking...”
– When people are willing to pay for “almost nothing”: The economic and emotional logic of web paywalls » Nieman Journalism Lab
The RSS Connection: New Search, Big Data and the... →
September 2010
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July 2010
1 post
Gawker Media Tech is Hiring in NYC
It’s generally the stories and editorial staffers that garner the most attention in the Gawker Network. But an impressive tech infrastructure supports this growth, and it’s larger than many realize.
Our content management and community architecture is home grown and proprietary, and handle an immense amount of traffic: Our networksees over 30 million global visitors and 450+ million pageviews...
April 2010
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I Can't Wait for NoSQL to Die →
Ted offers much to like here.
Will the iPad usher in a “post-scroll era”?... →
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“Conrats! Simon Singh wins. F off and die, chiropractor quacks....”
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September 2009
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A Giant Oak →
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It will one day be.
Or not.
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again.
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They can’t catch a break.
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we ate. we ate well.
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Is this some chi thing??
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j&i in the moth room
July 2009
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Siren Festival 2009 →
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Thee Oh Sees
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Between shows.
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Setting up for the festival.