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12M 'registered' users...

Mixpanel is a revolving door. It's only called layoffs because Suhail decided to fire many at once this time https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/Mixpanel-Reviews-E406910.h...

These are the worst examples to demonstrate a service meant for average people.

Magic booked my helicopter ride!

Magic found and bought me a Ducati!

Also look how much back and forth was involved. All of this seems easier doing it yourself.

Makes sense, thanks.

FYI seems the download contains the correct license, but not the website. Might be an error.

Does anyone else only see "Some rights reserved" Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) as the license set? They said it would be released in the public domain, shouldn't that be noted on their download page?

Are the recordings in the public domain? Your website says "Some rights reserved" Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)

Shouldn't it say CC0 per the Kickstarter which says "We are creating a new digital score and studio recording of J.S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier (Book 1), and we're placing them in the public domain for everyone to download, own, share, and use, without any limitations."

I see, FYI this notice is nowhere in the new beta site. I see it in the original.

Of course not, do most people?

What are you referring to, that they will take things down only when a complaint is filed? That doesn't really speak to the quality of the archive that it's there in the first place.

I really don't understand how they can be fine with so much illegal content hosted on the site.

Ex: https://archive.org/details/JohnMayerMusic

This is being featured on the homepage! No way this is in the public domain.

Uh, I think they mean meaningful innovation, not mobile apps.

When we look back at the last 100 years of innovations, something tells me Dropbox photo sharing won't make the list.

Is this supposed to be feedback on his talk? If you watched, Levie is implementing his own suggested wedge strategy.