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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
A good mixture of extroverted and introverted personalities will be good for a start-up team. The key is for the extroverts to know when to just shut up and listen....lol
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Every extrovert is an introvert in some way. I have seen introverts become extroverts in their comfort zones and have seen extroverts become introverts in a new and unfamiliar environment or situation.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
One day someone will create an app with a neural interface via blue tooth signal and you can make out with your girlfriend in a shared dream...lol
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Sometimes no matter how stupid the idea seems at first if it's executed brilliantly it might just work!....lol
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I do not think they are simply attempting to replace existing reactors. I know in many countries governments have slowed down building reactors because of environmental concerns and costs. With the dwindling oil deposits and increasing ener
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
How are you handling chargebacks? What if the service buyer does not honor you escrow arbitration after the process and files for a chargeback? are you going to take the money back from the service provider?
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Y combinator should only be one of the avenues to be explored by an entrepreneur. My team (PayGuard) submitted an early application hoping that they would have more time to look at it, we still plan to update it before the March 28 deadline
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
No, what I am saying that if you want a program to grow it needs to be able to sustain itself.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I completely agree. Initial government backing will be necessary. Europe eventually won because their programs of exploration and expansion continued for the next 600 years, the Chinese expeditions lasted only 30. The major reason for this
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Of course they don't necessarily have to be profitable. The Chinese continued their expeditions for 30 years without being "profitable". My point is that if you want a sustained program that will grow, being self sustaining would be necessa
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I agree completely! I am a huge fan of Neil Degrasse Tyson and Lawrence Krause. There are far more wasteful spending that we are doing, and there are long term benefits that the R&D of space exploration will deliver to us.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
This is a re-post of an earlier comment but I think it's very applicable to this article: The Chinese explored the Middle East and Africa almost 100 years before the Europeans. Every expedition consisted of 300 ships, some as long as 400 fe
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I agree, no matter how much any one spins it the bailout of the auto-industry seems to be the right move.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
The rocket engine was still running after separation and we could not see when it stopped propelling the rocket so it is difficult to really understand its motion by just using its interaction with gravity and the athmosphere as our only va
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I was wondering what that buildup of cloud was and then I saw the velocity breaking 760 MPH and realized it was breaking the sound barrier. Pretty awesome stuff!
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Yes but we rarely even know ourselves. We don't know our limits until we try to reach it. We don't know how far we'll get until we take the journey. We don't know if our ideas will work until we try it. You can only theorize about an idea s
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Yeah you're right. I don't think Hitler was sincere when he negotiated with Neville Chamberlain on the annexation of the Sudetenland in Czechoslovakia. No one was listening to Churchill who has been warning for years about Hitler. Who would
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I did not say sincerity is not a virtue, I said it is overrated. I don't think Santorum is even close to being Hitler, I believe he is overall an honest man who believes that he will do good for the country. My problem with him is that he i
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I concur, Santorum is a sincere candidate compared to Romney. Hitler was sincere too. Sincerity is an overrated virtue.....
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
The professor was giving a generally good advice for average people. (though of course I do not consider anyone going to Harvard to be average)But the professor is also ignorant of what is going on with the internet (trend) and never saw wh
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I am also in finance working full-time. I spend about 2 hours a day working on our payments platform. 6 months ago I cut off my cable and it's amazing how much I'm actually getting done! People who use "lack of time" as an excuse to not get
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
I'm joining Pinterest after reading.....
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
This is so awesome! I am not a scientist but I know a quite bit about astrophysics that I have a hunch that you can accurately predict a supernova explosion (of massive stars) by simply knowing how much neutrino the star is emitting and the
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Fraud is hard especially for a small eCommerce store because of chargebacks. Unlike a brick and mortar store who can show the credit card association physical receipts with signatures, a video recording of a customer purchasing an item from
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
Another thing I would like to add is that as much as I would like to, "private property" can never be absolute. I had a few friendly exchanges with some of my libertarian friends who argue that "private property" is sacred. While I do belie
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
It's amazing to see how developing countries simply jumped to wireless technologies without having the need to build expensive cable based phone networks like what developed countries had to go through. I read a story of a farmer in China
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
"If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics."
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
With the right level of self discipline any one can benefit from this tremendously, pretty much like everything else in life. The difference now is accessibility to virtually everyone.
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
That is the beauty and curse of entrepreneurship, there is no clear goal post, no absolutes, just approximations. It takes a lot of toughness to go through the emotional roller coaster of excitement and enthusiasm to frustration and disappo
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by EREFUNDO 15y ago
It is not off subject. This is very strong evidence for speciation. The discovery of such fungus has wide implications, from industrial applications to proving the theory that life adapts and continue to evolve. It is related because the ve

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