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by TheBiv 13y ago
The page was nearly unusable on mobile...here is a web cache link http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by TheBiv 13y ago
Not to speak for the author...but, well, here it goes... I read that point to specify that you don't have to pay them in money, rather there are other currencies that are out there that can be far greater than money; like stock options
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I appreciate the reply! I guess my only sad face was bc I used to run a tech accelerator and I have seen how pervasive the title of your post actually is. That is, people just think that with an idea and a team then the money will come po
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by TheBiv 13y ago
Congratulations to the author and he does do a good job of negating the horse I'm about to beat to death, within the article itself. Unfortunately, most people will just read the title of the post; which I wish the author would have sp
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Did anyone see an early or midnight showing on here? As I would love to hear your reviews, bc right now, RottenTomatoes has this movie at a 25% rating
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by TheBiv 13y ago
Fair point. I just want y'all to make money so just throwing ideas out there! :) Good luck on y'alls journey! btw I need to learn the lingo, bc I didn't actually mean clerks, I meant the lawyers you were referring to...I thin
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Call me crazy, but it seems like a marketplace exactly like ThemeForest/CreativeMarket so I wonder why their business model does not follow the ThemeForest business model...where the law firm would buy bulk credits in $100/$200&#x
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by TheBiv 13y ago
Speculation: Guys like Joe Lewis typically have multiple angles to a deal which ultimately have some quid pro quo, and it appears that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (A multi-billion dollar semiconductor company) stands to gain a l
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"Everyone will react differently to stepping out of their comfort zone"(youtube.com)
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Fair. Although the individual did post it in his slide deck to be reached for contact.
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This is very helpful deck in the context of B2C (business to consumer) companies who are looking for funding. The deck does not contain the text, so here is the text of all high-level points in the deck: 1. Identify your perfect customers -
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Perspective: This is how the normal person will see what you are hating http://rkuykendall.com/uploads/fx-logos-small.png
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Rails. I don't know. Bonus commentary: Rails is not for the faint of heart. It will suck, but just dive in and see if you can hack it. Then stay humble and keep on pushing yourself.
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I loved his smile when asked why he is building the company...it made it seem like he wanted to say "Because I can make a lot of money with it", but luckily he chose the right answer of framing who his service is helping. Really g
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I know very little, but on the surface, granting asylum for a chess player is a different beast than granting asylum for someone who dispelled NSA secrets.
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I will take all of this at face value, but the greater point is something that she mentioned at the end; that the political smearing/prosecution of whistleblowers has to stop. Good on you Ms. Jonsdottir!
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Has Apple legitimately killed any apps or companies announced at WWDC like this article suggests?
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Unclear. But I do know people who genuinely read 'The Onion' articles as fact.
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Sigh. I guess humor is the only way to deal with this. That and donating to the EFF. Link for the lazy https://supporters.eff.org/donate
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Glenn wrote the original Guardian article -> Washington Post, and many others, cited that article as fact -> Apple/FB/etc released their choreographed story about "direct access" -> Washington Post amended their
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This is great advice. This is a great one liner. The context simply does not point to situations in which the author personally experienced times when someone said he was wrong and how he benefitted from his own experience of determining ri
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I do not know either. But lets assume that unknown you pointed at is true. What I do know is that if I look at the end result from a lay persons perspective, it will look "weird". Weird meaning it doesn't look like a normal QR code. This wi
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This screams marketing and engineering not being able to clearly communicate the problem statement. The problem statement was given to engineering as "How do we get a QR code inside of this handle thing?", when I am guessing their actual qu
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If it is false, what is the true enduring formula for creativity and rebellion?
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> "Optimize something" I may be the only one, but knowing what the 'something' was is incredibly valuable bc we all, as people, pick 'something' and not everything in any sort of bullet is created equal.
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I feel the exact same way! The geek in me would like to know what they optimized and what they brute forced!
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This was a lessons-learned post, but I would LOVE to read a "How we made those lead bullets" post. Because his post goes like "guy says lets use lead bullets." -> "We hunker down and use lead bullets" -> magic -> "Boom. $1.6 b
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I have noticed that most flame wars happen over small things; not simply bc they matter, but bc the opinions are so simple that everyone has one.
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I doubt we learned anything from the study above, bc your end conclusion is the exact question that the person before you led with.
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I tried to be rational and then I got to the second paragraph of their own brief: "The second and even more pernicious effect is that illegal theft of intellectual property is undermining both the means and the incentive for entrepreneurs t

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