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A report with 400+ founders of AI startups in latam.

awesome, up the good work.

User experience still needs a lot of improvement, but I love it. congratulations.

anxious to read the next one. Always. Save. Raw. Event. Data

The guys from TNW should definitely hire your team. They're doing a great job covering startups out of the U.S.

This is so sad. I blog about brazilian startups and I love the blog. It's been a great source of inspiration. I even use the sticker in my laptop. http://i.imgur.com/49a1E.jpg

Just curious. I love the startups & jobs database that you guys integrated to the CMS. Will you continue to run that? Would you guys consider open sourcing it, so people from other countries could use that too?

looks promising, although it is still far from metro's elegance.

Well, you're free to decide, aren't you?

#cool

GraphChi brings web-scale graph computation, such as analysis of social networks, available to anyone with a modern laptop or PC. It saves you from the hassle and costs of working with a distributed cluster or cloud services. We find it much easier to debug applications on a single computer than trying to understand how a distributed algorithm is executed. If you do require the processing power of high-performance clusters, GraphChi can be an excellent tool for developing and debugging your algorithms prior to deploying them to the cluster. GraphChi supports most of the new GraphLab v2.1 API (with some restrictions), making the transition easy.

Well, i know it is a prototype. But a camera attached to a pair of glasses? I really expected more, even for a preview.

Obviously, unless you're rich. Go for USD 500 more per month than you need to live (food & rent).

Man, their new investors will go crazy. 2 scandals, just a few days after landing new funding...

We're back! Sorry for the downtime!

interesting point of view.

You can download it here: http://www.gregsadetsky.com/aol-data/

Looks like nobody cares about cakephp anymore...

Another cool related list can be found here: http://www.datawrangling.com/some-datasets-available-on-the-...

#cool. very impressive!

It's good to know this kind of stuff, since we're heavy users of mongodb here...

Good job man, congrats!

Stallman is nuts -> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3083536

Direct link for slides here: http://www.slideshare.net/startupcfo/founderfuel-backoffice-...

Is stallman nuts? -> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3083536

This guy confuses software with religion. I wonder what search engine he might use, Google or Bing?

I wonder why some people still hear a guy who uses email to access the internet.

I'm listening to Faith No More right now.

Smart move, red hat. Gluster is very cool.

How Adobe is gonna position Omniture's products now that Google Analytics has a premium offer and has a huge installed user base? Are you looking for specific acquisitions in the web Analytics space?

same here...