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13y ago
But isn't his whole project highly contradicting a criticizes people who just maximize income/growth mindset? Shouldn't he at least go for social entrepreneurship, or even some 3rd world self-employement/small entrepre
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13y ago
which has tuition fees of $60,000 Uhm, looks like they did get something wrong about the internet-degree thing.
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EU to abandon net neutrality on Internet speed
(dw.de)
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13y ago
Most likely too busy and already writing his next book on "how to own 5% of the next Google by writing a 5 min blog post".
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13y ago
I still have my issues with this approach. This only works in my opinion for reproducible tasks that are easy to explain. If have tried working with VAs numerous times. You need to calculate the time it takes to write a detailed brief on ex
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13y ago
If he were true to his own principles I would expect each employee at that startup has only to work 4 hours a week. Would love to see how far they get with Ferriss' success strategies.
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13y ago
Alternative: Make your Cola from scratch: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenCola_%28drink%29
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13y ago
Oh, so that's the new narrative for countries that don't buy into the terrorism scaremongering? Is this going to become the new cp? Must have taken quite a few focus groups to come up with that. Once again it is arguing for a poli
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For NSA chief, terrorist threat drives passion to "collect it all" observers say
(washingtonpost.com)
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Inside look at the internal strife over Al Jazeera America
(guardian.co.uk)
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Brazil eyes Internet bill amid spying leaks
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13y ago
My suspicion is that you don't want generic users. You want users who are going to stick with your product for a while and not jump from one train to another. Without them thinking that your product stands out changes are pretty low th
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U.S. Repeals Propaganda Ban, Spreads Government Made News To Americans
(thecable.foreignpolicy.com)
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There is lots of potential there. I wish they had some API so one could create a shopping front and get everything handled by pre-screened fiverr providers. But I guess there are already many doing similar arbitrage businesses via virtual a
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Fooled twice, shame on who? Problems with Mechanical Turk study samples
(culturalcognition.net)
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The War on Social Science
(symposium-magazine.com)
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Incredibly important! There are certain forums where I need to write every post first in the offline editor just because the timeout is way too short. This conditioned me to do anything offline that takes me longer than 10 minutes to recrea
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13y ago
how about https://www.uber.com/
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Obligatory reference: Fiverr! I just love that place. It is like going through a 99c store with all kind of affordable oddities.
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But those do usually not slap the "science" label on their result/products. You would most likely laugh in a similar fashion at some guy who's product works well for 10 out of 20 random clients and now goes around tellin
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Exactly this is the problem! Similar to our little hn echo chamber these people are living in an echo chamber where they believe that what they are doing is the right thing to do. Very, very difficult to disrupt that kind of thinking, espec
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Let me be the first to welcome those fine representatives of three letter agencies to this discussion. I hope you enjoy your stay and enjoy watching the process of having turned almost a whole industry against you. Thanks to your "free
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Metro rips out Phantom Planter’s flowers at Dupont Circle station
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I wouldn't count on Argentinia. They seem to be quite unease over the Falkland issue and if the opportunity is right still willing to take on former colonial powers.
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I just wish to believe that this was not an accidental event but well thought out strategy by Wikileaks/Russia.
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Sovereignty at stake in Snowden saga
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European states were told Snowden was on Morales plane, says Spain
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Putting Germany and bold in a sentence seems still to go down badly across many European nations. Some might even suggest that (the/a) purpose of the European idea was to keep a reunified Germany from going bold again.
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I still don't get why Russia is not just putting him on military transport to Cuba. They should have "some" experience flying that route without US interference. Nobody would mess around with a military transport and getting
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Oh come on, you didn't have to create a temp account for that. This is one of the reason why I am coming to hn - to learn something that goes far beyond the realm of regular discussions.
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