AlanEdge

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by AlanEdge 17y ago
Hilarious. Perhaps make it embeddable for when folks write you up?
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Hilarious bargaining (Luis von Ahn)(vonahn.blogspot.com)
3 points by AlanEdge 17y ago|1 comments
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
It depends on your objectives. If you take angel/institutional money, you should at least have a good idea of what billion-dollar-plus market you're going after. How specifically you monetize within that market can't always be pre-determine
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Ask HN: RSS feed for posts with more than 5 pts?
6 points by AlanEdge 18y ago|3 comments
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
No, at least not for their hardware lines, for which the feedback loops are longer and the opportunities for multivariate testing are fewer.
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
broke my BlackBerry 8800
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
There is always room for new startups to do the same thing, but in consumer internet it typically requires a drastically different angle because network effects and switching costs kick in (whereas it does not for a single pizza parlor). Th
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
Interestingly enough, the founder of Intuit is actually an adviser to Mint (since before it launched). Similar to to Ellison and Salesforce.com, sans the huge ownership stake.
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
Damn- sent you the wrong link. Here's the one for the neck: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0958269246/ref=s9subs_c2_14...
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
Interesting. A few thoughts come to mind: 1) You should be covered by worker's comp (by law), in which case a brief to-the-point conversation with a key decision maker in your company over the trade-off between them covering thousands of do
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by AlanEdge 18y ago
Surprisingly, lot of RSI problems originate from poor back posture, which distends the discs through which nerves run down to your wrists. Wrist exercises may provide short-term relief without actually solving the root of the problem. >
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The Rise and Fall of Chinese Gold Farmers Industry(wired.com)
9 points by AlanEdge 18y ago|5 comments