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by Judson 16y ago
I guess I forgot to write about the email that Paul sent me regarding my rejection. He suggested that I try and get the software installed in 5-10 more businesses. That would be "the best for both the product and investors".
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by Judson 16y ago
You are correct. I was going to put up a simple landing page, but I haven't even set up the DNS (its updating now). Free marketing lost.
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by Judson 16y ago
don't worry ;) I just set up the blog a few days ago and felt like I needed to add a link to it, but I just haven't pushed anything to it yet.
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by Judson 16y ago
Yes. I haven't pushed anything public yet, which is why Inventory.io doesn't show anything. I really took Paul's email to heart, because it was great advice. I'm looking for other places to get Inventory.io installed.
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My Y Combinator Interview (W2011)(judstephenson.com)
101 points by Judson 16y ago|24 comments
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Aol clones Groupon with Wow.com(smallbusiness.aol.com)
15 points by Judson 16y ago|11 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
It is almost freaky when I go to type something I thought was obscure into the google search bar and it predicts what I am going to type after the first word. A less obscure example (but the only one I could think of) is when I type is "How
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by Judson 16y ago
Ironically, they will probably tear it down just as fast: http://www.zerohedge.com/article/china-proudly-demolishing-b...
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by Judson 16y ago
I'm sure its all relative, but if you are talking about customer service, my local USPS always has a line of 30 people waiting to pick up a package that the driver was too lazy to bring to the door (Sometimes they come to the door, sometime
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by Judson 16y ago
I think you missed one of the more obvious ways to fix the problem. Allow them to set their own rates, and allow other companies access (Permits, Licenses, whatever) to put letters in your mailbox. The USPS has no incentive to figure out ho
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by Judson 16y ago
hey kgermino, Sorry to butt into the convo, but I was a summer intern at a major "traffic light" operation (for lack of a better term) in the southeast (aka, they did all of the traffic lights and systems for the southeast USA). It will see
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by Judson 16y ago
Wow, think about waking up from a drunken night to realize not only that you made poor decisions the night before, but that you are now the Internet douchebag. This guy probably wishes he kept his hands to himself.
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by Judson 16y ago
Of course I am trivially right, I posted a trivial reply to something I was only nitpicking about (and I told the op I agreed, just not with GDP). No one offered up inflation adjusted GDP, and my point, which was very simple, though long wi
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by Judson 16y ago
This is what I hate about HN. People who don't understand economics are inherently the people that are down-vote happy. Thats why I don't care one bit about karma. You have chosen to compare what I was talking about, GDP (Nominal in this ca
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by Judson 16y ago
I agree with all of that, except GDP. In an age of Fiat currency, GDP is nothing more than a proverbial phallus measuring contest. Paper is paper, is paper. Show me a real currency backed by something (Sorry, "faith" in the government doesn
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by Judson 16y ago
Not trying to sound like I am "Mr. Lawyer", but I did take a class on evidence this semester. But, more to the point: If (s)he were to try and settle the dispute, it cannot be used against the defendant in court to prove negligence or wrong
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by Judson 16y ago
I love the story, and I'm glad the kid got $3,000 - but - do people not proofread their work anymore? From the story: "[...], he plans yo buy Christmas gifts for his family."
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by Judson 16y ago
Isn't it interesting that in order to be the most greedy - as in, make the most money - Apple's approach is to out-design their products so that customers will actually bring about emotion and customers will love them, and buy more of the
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by Judson 16y ago
Thanks for the engaging discussion _delirium, its one of the best (well-mannered) I have had on HN in some time. As far as full reserve banking goes, I think that it is all too easy to forget what bank products were actually intended for an
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by Judson 16y ago
And now we're getting into the some good stuff. While there were events named "panics", before Quantitative Easing was even a buzzword, they oddly resemble their central banking modern day equivalents, primarily because they were/are caused
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by Judson 16y ago
1) I hate paypal. 2) I would respectfully argue that your point about banks being safe due to regulation is quite false. On the contrary I would say that it is (over-)regulation that causes banks to lose sight of their reason for existence
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by Judson 16y ago
I suppose you got very tired of those "fanboy" posts in the 10 hours you have been a member?
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Objective-C: To retain delegates or not.(code.judstephenson.com)
1 points by Judson 16y ago|1 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
When I clicked on the link I was thinking that it was the Mac app I had read about a while ago...and I couldn't think of the name! Thanks for jogging my memory.
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by Judson 16y ago
Anyone have an idea about how they are getting the location data? Tower triangulation?
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Ask HN: What are Unit Tests and Why are they important?
25 points by Judson 16y ago|15 comments
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by Judson 16y ago
I'm just glad you got my humor whereas other HNers might have missed it.
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by Judson 16y ago
Got a job yet?
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by Judson 16y ago
Looks really good on my Webkit nightly builds, but I'm sure some of the "stable" browser builds are less than ideal.
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by Judson 16y ago
Really interesting (at least a few drinks into the night). I tried to click on the logo (obviously to no avail). Anyone know if it has any deep meaning?

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