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by AVTizzle 14y ago
I'm just another single data-point but I agree, and I really can't think of any good reasons to disagree with the compartmentalization. Bottom line is that with minimal real-estate, at a certain point there's diminishing returns on packing
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
No offense taken.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Thank you for understanding.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
I'm torn whenever I hear stuff like this about my high-functioning (non-mentally handicapped) peers struggling out there. Half of me thinks: How weak. Don't they get it? It's not about "money" or "jobs". Those are abstractions. You have to
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
You're WAY over-simplifying an intense situation. You think this mother hasn't tried everything by this point? You think you know the simple, magic solution that could possibly reveal this kid to be the next Steve or Bill? A mother is the L
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Reading this brought a smile to my face. It took me back to the days of AIM chats, the silly screennames, Casio messagers that we could program to work as remotes for the school TVs to baffle teachers, et al... I never really considered how
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
"I've actually found Evernote to be pretty helpful in turning my random internet readings into more long term knowledge." Well said. My experience has been the same.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
I tend to like Joel (and Leo's) posts, but I found myself feeling a similar sentiment when I read the details about his own morning routine in this one. I guess the reason is that, in that context, it felt unnecessary to convey the point be
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
I reject this claim and submit Bughouse as a favored variant: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bughouse_chess
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Talking about "luck" in a presentation like this is like talking about the life benefits of physical attractiveness. Precious little of it is in your control, so what's the point? Address what you can control, and hope for the best.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Which Christensen one? There's several.
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Ask HN: How hard it was for you to get initial traction?
1 points by AVTizzle 14y ago|0 comments
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
1. Your claim re: Taxi licensing... Without exception, every de facto law is in place to "protect people". Whether or not that's the case is for the lawyers to argue and for the court to decide. 2. I can't argue that I wouldn't complain if
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
"...the purpose of those laws is orthogonal..." "...their claims are not as specious..." Those claims aren't yours to make. How legitimate or illegitimate any given law is in a given circumstance is arguable and subjective. Thus the court s
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Many thanks for the share. Awesome watch.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
lol. There are plenty of business that are run by individuals. And there are plenty of not-quite-really-businesses that have plenty of employees. See: Zynga
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
"If I challenge you it's for discussion... you've learned in a short period of time and the ability to take advantage of people's generally trusting nature. Nothing wrong with that. " Larry - reading this along with your other snips at pat
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Upvote for logic and common sense.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
I couldn't disagree more. This is such a defeatist attitude. Nothing separates what Bdunn or patio11 are doing from doable, teachable possibilities for others. I, along with countless others in this community, am building a SaaS product tha
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
We're only 13 days into October.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
It seems the platform doesn't open until early 2013.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Their old software was released before, and yes, it was complimentary. This article announces a new platform connecting buyers with suppliers. Direct competition for Alibaba.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Awesome icon. >>We haven't done any serious research or marketing for it. It could be a personal taste question, but why not any marketing? With enough traction to be paying rent based solely off word-of-mouth and organic, you certa
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Epic comment in the quotes: "What is best in life? To crush the middlemen, see them driven before you, and hear the lamentation of their lawyers."
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
>>“Anything that gets you to the executed contract is part of the sale,” Bob O’Koniewski, executive vice president of the Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association, told the auto industry publication. When I read this, I co
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
So happy to see Microsoft on this list. There's hope for IE yet.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
If HN had a "bestof", I'd submit this.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Couldn't agree more. There is a silver lining here is thick. Leverage it and win.
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by AVTizzle 14y ago
Classless. Come on Khang - everyone here wants to root for their fellow entrepreneurs, creators, and (self-proclaimed) "nerds". RKearny pointed out a very real, very important issue that will help you make your service better, and help you
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Inside the Phenomenon of Hype for Startups(simplecrew.com)
1 points by AVTizzle 14y ago|0 comments

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