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by Shooter 18y ago
Better competitors. Including aggregators that pull from all the major porn sites.
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by Shooter 18y ago
We've been very happy with them.
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by Shooter 18y ago
The main reason is RA fees. Most people that incorporate in a different state have their incorporation company act as their registered Resident Agent for the life of the company because it is convenient and cheaper than having an attorney a
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by Shooter 18y ago
Same for me. I asked my Dad for an allowance once. He laughed and said, "You're barely earning your keep the way it is!" Then he sent me back to work. The end.
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by Shooter 18y ago
At this point, stick your money under your mattress...
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by Shooter 18y ago
In Chicago, WaMu had much better business rates than Chase. I used Chase for some personal accounts because of ATMs, but WaMu for several business accounts.
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by Shooter 18y ago
Most programmers SUCK at marketing. Too many projects waste valuable front page space with minutiae before they even tell you what the hell the project is or why you should care. Programming project sites are usually more focused on people
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by Shooter 18y ago
I have a few WaMu accounts, and I just received several emails from them offering me a higher APY (4%) and 'holiday savings starting now' right before I clicked over to HN and saw this post. I've never gotten a promotional email from WaMu
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by Shooter 18y ago
That's usually larded with fat...?
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by Shooter 18y ago
I rarely downvote, but your comment has left me wishing I had a few more to spare.
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by Shooter 18y ago
There is an Israeli company that has built a 'farm-scale' robotic hydroponic system. They presented at an investment conference I went to a few years ago. The unit kind of looked like a big Dalek. I can't remember their company name, but
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by Shooter 18y ago
Advertising.
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by Shooter 18y ago
I got the same error on a few pages, but the site also (repeatedly and reproducibly) crashed my browser when I tried searching for a college. I thought I would love the site after reading the article, but the actual execution kind of sucks.
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by Shooter 18y ago
What's with the name?
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by Shooter 18y ago
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!! http://www.thinkorswim.com/ !!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by Shooter 18y ago
I tend to agree, although I didn't want to jump to too many conclusions just based on chapter titles. A chapter with Silverlight in the title is a dead giveaway, though ;-) Is anyone writing a book just on Mnesia/DB integration?
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by Shooter 18y ago
"proprietary crap" Look again. Everything we use from Adobe is open-sourced. EX: http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/site/Home
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by Shooter 18y ago
Amazon FPS? I'm told this is a cool service, but I have no firsthand experience. We own a payment processing company, so we've never had to deal with third-party gateways before.
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by Shooter 18y ago
It looks promising... I wrote the authors and asked them to reconsider the Silverlight chapter, though. I think focusing on Flash/Flex integration (or even something else entirely) would be much more useful to the community. Silverlight h
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by Shooter 18y ago
I would first create a list of firms that have strategic interests in your product area (DB and BI Vendors, DM service companies, Lisp consulting firms/vendors, etc.) You might find a company that is willing to buy the technology and/or of
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by Shooter 18y ago
The explanation is much simpler: You burn much faster on or in the water because of the reflections from the water...you're basically sitting on a giant mirror. I fried myself once when I was sailing, and I had the worst burns on the botto
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by Shooter 18y ago
Chlorine is by far the most common pool cleaner, but not the only option. Some pools use other methods like ozonation and UV sterilization. Neither of these would bother your skin. Pools like this are admittedly much harder to find, but
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by Shooter 18y ago
At the 'height of the boom', I was working on an internet startup...in Indiana...and the startup was, uh, concrete-related. Needless to say, I served as a punchline for all of my friends that had moved to the Valley to make their fortunes.
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by Shooter 18y ago
There have been NUMEROUS apps that provide beefed-up searching (multi-city,etc.) for CraigsList. Most get in trouble with CL because they're violating CL's TOS. Craig and Company want you on their site, not on an aggregation site that suck
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by Shooter 18y ago
No, my calculations are not off. But thanks for the math check :-P I understand the ridiculousness of what I'm saying. That is my f0Rking point. My wife is emotional and irrational about money, and especially so about having a CONSISTENT
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by Shooter 18y ago
Only some people are wired for it. My wife is smart, hard-working, and has skills that would translate into much higher paychecks if she worked for herself. Even her hobbies could make her lots of money. I've tried numerous times to get h
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by Shooter 18y ago
Thanks. I should have checked his site. I just remembered his name from an alumni thing at Penn.
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by Shooter 18y ago
Joel went to Penn, didn't he?
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by Shooter 18y ago
If you focus your idea more, I think you might have something. I founded and funded a company that did something along these lines, although I think our portfolio company was a bit more focused on trying to solve specific problems and gener
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by Shooter 18y ago
phil_KartMe makes an excellent point. Much of OpenTable's revenue comes from POS systems that improve restaurant efficiency. Their installed systems and their knowledge of operations are both strategic advantages that are very difficult to

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