GCA10

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by GCA10 11y ago
Well said. Thanks for the perspective.
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Facebook's Cheery New Pages May Leave Yelp Sobbing(forbes.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
Too funny! Both Apple and Microsoft have huge PR teams. Apple's is relentlessly effective at creating product awe; Microsoft's not so much. Both Jobs and Gates lived the lives they wanted and talked to the media as they saw fit. T
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by GCA10 11y ago
It's a fascinating essay, but being "nice" isn't exactly the same as under-pricing your product early on to gain traction. In the enterprise space, being cheap may not win you much love at all. Being faster/better&#
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by GCA10 11y ago
Good point. Airbnb, Uber, etc. certainly didn't go out of their way to be "nice" to taxi commissioners, hotel lobbyists, etc. The new guys felt they had a better way of doing business and rushed it into new markets as fast as
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by GCA10 11y ago
Depends on how strong the rest of your resume is. If you're solid otherwise, it's an "other interests" at the end. If you're in an emerging economy and didn't go to your country's No. 1 Famous University,
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The 'India Strategy' Shared by Cousera and Uber(forbes.com)
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Officer, Arrest That Robot(fortune.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
Great fun -- but this version of the prank is probably only about 85% accurate. It's not clear the phantom book ever did make any best-seller lists, though it certainly did get talked about. Here's a 2013 telling from The Awl that
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Slack's Corporate Values: Hello Playfulness(forbes.com)
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Useless Liberal Arts Degrees Are Tech's Hot Ticket(forbes.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
Lovely beginning, but the narrative suddenly goes dark 3 paragraphs from the end, with the line: "Whilst I'm no longer at the company ..." So what happened!?!? I'd love to believe that anyone with such a clever hack coul
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by GCA10 11y ago
Fine advice. I write for a living, and two of my most popular posts ever were fleeting little creations that I dashed off in 45 minutes because something caught my eye. https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20130611180041-5954
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HackerRank Raises $7.5M from Japan(forbes.com)
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Reddit's Brilliance Also Makes It Unmanageable(forbes.com)
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Silicon Valley's Newest Recruiters: Indian Firms(forbes.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
Yes. I've seen certain areas where CPMs are falling, falling, even as reported traffic is rising. Such sites do whatever it takes to boost traffic some more. They also tend to cycle through a lot of "chief revenue officers" e
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Google's Trip to the Stratosphere(forbes.com)
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This Sports Car Emerged from a 3-D Printer(forbes.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
Fascinating! Echoes of Phil Ivey arranging to play baccarat with a deck and dealer of his own choosing ... and the casino agreeing to it until learning that Ivey thus had a bigger edge than expected.
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by GCA10 11y ago
Charming story -- but there's plenty of controversy that comes with it. Some Canadian mathematicians ran their own analysis in 2014 and published it in Chance magazine, arguing that Johnson's winning prospects weren't nearly
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How LinkedIn Thinks About Product(forbes.com)
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Squint No More Shareable Photos Reach the Big Screen(forbes.com)
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6 Surprising Aspects of Elon Musk's Start(forbes.com)
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How Airbnb Rewrote Its Recruiting Playbook(forbes.com)
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Fiorina as Tech's Min-Viable Candidate 1.0(forbes.com)
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by GCA10 11y ago
That's hilarious! In Web 1.0, people raised $7 million to buy a domain name. Needing $12.5 million to implement a Facebook login ($25/2 projects) is even more ridiculous.
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Should We Spend Time on That?(linkedin.com)
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by GCA10 12y ago
Actually, if you gathered all that data, your sample would split pretty quickly into a) tightly controlled societies (some = totalitarian) where the government has a strong interest in keeping the official number low, and b) open societies
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by GCA10 12y ago
Another reason not to applaud: the U.S. and UK governments have been furiously manipulating interest rates themselves since 2008, through the big bond purchases that drive short-term rates near zero. These policies didn't help the econ

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