Alban Dumouilla

Congrats on the launch ! Worked with that team of champs, knew they were aiming for something great !

Frightening, what texts did you use to train it ? Tweets? Could it tweet anytime Elon actually tweets?

An extension by nosfeer @dvdgrdll, pretty neat. I used to have Gmaps pictures, but I like the "what movie am I going to watch next... CMD + T" feeling.

Looks like a great service, but the pricing seems really, really low. Will it stay that way or is that a launch pricing scheme?

Are we actually reserving shares? I just tried it and got a feeling that it's just trying to gauge interest, and that I'm not actually reserving anything

I wonder if this is like Lyft a "promotional temporary state" where savings are bigger than they will be once the critical mass is reached. I'm taking the example of Lyft Line that started at $3 for a ride anywhere in SF, and the rest was paid by the company. I just really hope there's a clever algorithm behing all this and not just VC money compensating for your savings. If that sustains,...

This is great. I've always been very disappointed in the whole Hangouts experience, being on the phone, through the Chrome extension or directly in Gmail or Inbox. Inbox was the best so far when it came to how the chat windows looked like, but this is definitely going to replace it. Thanks!

Friendsvite is a way to know "who brings what" at an event without the hassle of login in or anything like that. Just create an event and share the code or the link on your facebook event/doodle, and people will be able to pick what they need to bring. The project is still in beta but fully usable, I'd love to hear any feedback about how useful this thing could be to you. I tried to make it...

I wasn't at CES, but if anybody that was there saw it, is the sound as clear as they advertise it? With companies around like Bose and Sonos, I'm getting snobby on sound quality vs size of the box

Looks beautiful, maybe not as "design oriented" than Squarespace can be (I know a bunch of UI/UX designers that just graduated, they ALL use Squarespace). That pricing scheme is great for them though, so I'll submit the idea. Nice work!

Little question: What's the expected level of the reader? Let's say I'm the typical full-stack engineer, I know enough HTML/CSS to get around building a website that doesn't look too terrible with Bootstrap, when I see that the first lesson is "What is HTML & CSS", I'm just wondering if this is addressing pure beginners ? Also a tiny note: It would be lovely to know how long each step of...

It's a very nice idea (I've been using "Earth View from Google Earth" but the same spots often come by, I'd like to give Vango a shot but I stopped at installation: Why are you guys asking for permission to get the full browser history?