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Constantine
20y ago
Having a person coming out of Google would be great not only because you know they have some skills, but that they are completely committed and determined to get it done. What a great coworker they would be!.
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Constantine
20y ago
For some reason I just cant agree with you. While motivating yourself to accomplish your goals is pretty much the entire purpose of life, what makes a degree automatically one of those goals? If college is needed to accomplish your future
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Constantine
20y ago
Wow. Just wow. That is heartrending, I really don't even know what to say.
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Constantine
20y ago
Interesting, but my eyes!
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Constantine
20y ago
Hilarious! While it is obvious for a company to keep tabs on how to act around certain news fiends it is amazing that someone would send those notes to the person. This is truly a laugh riot.
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Constantine
20y ago
Well Alex makes an interesting point, that you would need more skill to get a big return on the little hands, but I still think that if you had a large sum of capital and you were especially good at the poking, that small investments would
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Constantine
20y ago
Well I do enjoy you using the "Viral=Good" thing. I think a lot of people and advertisers who try to make something viral forget that the entire reason something becomes viral is because people like the content, not because you have some s
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20y ago
This is plain genius. As an infrequent blogger I do know that one of the hardest things is coming up with good and relevant content, and a post about some new web business that is starting up is not only pretty easy and interesting, but a s
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Constantine
20y ago
Wow, that makes "Not just the owner, but also a client" mean a lot more!
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20y ago
Well personally I find that keeping secrets hurts any relationship, company or personal. People are bloody minded bastards when they think you are not on their side, but when you clean up your messes and make them feel included they will ta
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20y ago
Well he is right of course, Woz needs a Jobs, or at least someone who is significantly part Jobs to get anywhere, designing cool things is definitely an enviable ability, but without someone to focus that ability you have the worlds smartes
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20y ago
I am not surprised at all. Social networks are an interesting thing, Myspace in particular, on one side you have the people who actually find people who can help them and contribute to some sort of group project, and the other side where pe
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Constantine
20y ago
Sadly I don't use outlook!
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20y ago
It is an interesting equation, if it costs them almost nothing to create and 10 people buy it, the profit margins are astounding! Not that I know anyone who would buy a facebook gift, but it still is a smart concept. You can see it a lot in
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Constantine
20y ago
Interesting, I especially liked the idea of interconnecting already popular applications to increase overall functionality. Adding iCal would have been trivial compared to the amount of traffic it must have garnered.
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20y ago
Yeah, if I have learned anything from watching various startups and the like is that bureaucracy kills you, better to give a small team of developers with concise goals some money and have someone keep them on track. If they need more peopl
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20y ago
Wow, that is an amazing amount, I will be very interested to see what they can accomplish with this amount, I checked out their site and it makes me very hopeful!
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Constantine
20y ago
I would have to agree, the problem is when you have to self measure a potential projects earnings before it comes into a large circulation. I think it would be very easy to over/under estimate a projects worth, personally I would think that