GeoffreyHull

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by GeoffreyHull 15y ago
Despite the snark in the thread title, Sen. Chuck Schumer draws a reasonable conclusion. Bitcoin, despite its various other uses, theoretically can be used for money laundering.
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12 Reasons Why The AOL-Huffington Post Merger Is Going Down In Flames(sfgate.com)
2 points by GeoffreyHull 15y ago|0 comments
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Why Spreadable Failed(foundora.com)
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Link Building Resources(blog.kissmetrics.com)
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by GeoffreyHull 15y ago
The end of condoms as we know it. Good riddance
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Blackhat Tactic: How to Use Trusted Heuristics to Get Clicks(insight.io)
1 points by GeoffreyHull 15y ago|0 comments
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Why Learning From Mistakes is Hard(askmen.com)
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Gauge Your Twitter Influence & Everyone Else's(mashable.com)
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Why Bing Could Beat Google in Social Search(readwriteweb.com)
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by GeoffreyHull 15y ago
Bubbles require genuine belief of a large group of experts and leaders. They need to be convinced that eyeball counts will rise forever, that real estate will keep going, and that the growth potential of users is near infinite. They will co
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by GeoffreyHull 15y ago
Good stuff. Just last week I had a young lady interview for a sales director position with my startup. We offered her shares in the company equivalent to 5% of total shares available, on a 4-year vesting schedule with a 1-year cliff. She co
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by GeoffreyHull 15y ago
The writer is dead-on with his analysis. Nothing bothers me more than small talk. “I have no system for understanding this messy person in front of me”. Hilarious. That pretty much nails my thought process when I meet someone new.
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Google Has Bought the World(luxedb.com)
1 points by GeoffreyHull 16y ago|0 comments
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
Try the Google Chrome extension StayFocusd. Its essentially a website timer that blocks time-wasting websites after a predetermined amount of time has expired. Good luck..
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
My apologies. I'm hoping its more clear now
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
Interesting how you completely missed the section where I cited Sebastian's blog as a source of inspiration for my article. To prevent any further misunderstandings, I've denoted the origins of the text with a big block of quotes to make it
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
I'll probably get down-voted for this being as though this is Hacker News and the majority of people here are "tech types" as opposed to "biz types". However as a biz founder its probably necessary to speak up: Common philosophies I hear ex
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
But these days everyone wants to be the first one to call a failure a failure. Why? Well, it’s a lot easier than predicting a winner. Read an interesting article on the Color phenomenon http://thegeoffreyhull.com/post/4094961998 that desc
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
Hey tersiag I'm putting together a blog post on your experience thus far. Would love to get your insight. Hit me http://thegeoffreyhull.com
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
Theoretically, traveling forward in time has already been figured out. Its just a matter of traveling REALLY fast. Traveling backwards seems to be the biggest issue...
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
If Jackson himself measured success in the amount of supporting roles he could land, then sure he was "successful" prior to Pulp Fiction. Surely you'd agree that he didn't play in any noteworthy lead roles until AFTER Pulp Fiction...
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
None of which garnered anywhere near as much acclaim as Pulp Fiction did. Unless you consider Jungle Fever a cinematic masterpiece
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
Samuel L. Jackson was 46 when he was cast in his breakout role in Pulp Fiction
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
One of the popular answers from Quora hit the nail on the head. A lot of "early acheivers" i.e. those that achieve some form of success before 30, end up blowing the dough due to bad investments, reckless spending, etc. At least that's what
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
This article is akin to being impressed if the LA Lakers got accepted to the NCAA tourney and ended up winning the whole thing. They're the Lakers, they're supposed to dominate a bunch of college teams. I fail to see how its considered all
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
when I first read the headline I thought it was going to be a "How-To" blog for all you would-be pirates
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
If you take just about any other industrialized city, you’ll find that the majority of people have moved there to settle down, build a life, invest in their future; and as a result of that they work hard, they blend in to the fabric of the
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by GeoffreyHull 16y ago
I feel you Rory. Sometimes I find myself spending more time building a plan than building a product. Good luck with Robmenot. Neat concept...