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by TheBiv 14y ago
I understand the satire, I just would rather see this in the comments of the original article. This feels more like a slap rather a thoughtful critique.
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by TheBiv 15y ago
Skip? Meh...For those who wish to segment their lives into producing devices (Mac/PC) and consuming devices (iPad/Kindle) then it is actually a perfect fit! I do understand the sentiment that your friend is providing by pointing out that yo
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Show HN: My side project mobile coupon codes that don't suck (view on mobile)(kou.pn)
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Show HN: My 4 hour project: mobile coupon codes that don't suck (view on mobile)(kou.pn)
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by TheBiv 15y ago
No big box retailer would ever consider an out of the box solution that took minimal amount of effort.
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by TheBiv 15y ago
What about taxes? I see that he broke that money into 4 parts, but none of those parts contained taxes.
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by TheBiv 15y ago
I enjoy the spirit of this idea! I simply fear that clout will ultimately drive it's growth, rather than the desire to correctly inform! Maybe impart a "prick" score (for lack of a better term) that people can rate a comment based off of ho
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Ask HN: Can I please show you what I'm building for Michaels for Cyber Monday...
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From an outsiders perspective, does my startup's value interest you?(merchant.kou.pn)
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I can't be the only one that finds this weird, right?(blog.kou.pn)
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Oh no, SMS just died.(blog.kou.pn)
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Oh no, SMS just died. What's next?(blog.kou.pn)
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by TheBiv 15y ago
* Koupon Media * Dallas, TX * Remote or local, amazing talent is all we care about! * We are a backend platform that ties into any promotional campaign so that nothing is lost in the transition from a users' online engagement to the point o
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No investor likes risks, and you can't do anything to change it(thebiv.tumblr.com)
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Draw creativity from everything around you; even this...(oreolpture.com)
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by TheBiv 15y ago
Remember, this is mainly pushed by those living by the profit in the public markets and not by individual scientists. I don't believe that this group needs this caveat, but having worked in two research labs, I know that some people do have
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by TheBiv 16y ago
Exactly! People act differently from site-to-site and the more that you force one unified system, the more ancillary sites will begin to grow!
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by TheBiv 16y ago
Is this new? It looks new? Yep! It is new! This makes me smile to know that at one point this was actually cool! Even though I am not old enough to know what that time was...I have just heard stories!
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by TheBiv 16y ago
My apologies for not clarifying...I meant when the dot com bubble burst in the mid-2000's. Edit: to prevent any other miscommunication in the title.
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Ask HN: What company were you at when the dot-com bubble burst in mid 2000?
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by TheBiv 16y ago
The point is that Twitter started out with simplicity. My guess is if they started with their current design then there would be far less adoption because of the steep learning curve.
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Ask HN: What's the point of creating a parent company for a web property?
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by TheBiv 16y ago
Do you possibly still have the link?
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by TheBiv 16y ago
I completely agree with your second point, however the value of promoting startups is that it is exciting and provides real world applications for what you are learning about. I am a biologist, and the truly great and respected biologists a
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by TheBiv 16y ago
I barely want to make FaceBook friendships with people that I meet on a daily basis!
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We can do better than targeted ads(techwildcatters.com)
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by TheBiv 16y ago
"don't hire idiots to do your code" Exactly! However there are idots everywhere, and having relatively little connection with the developer breeds more "idiot" behavior than does having a in-house dev.
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by TheBiv 16y ago
Of course, there are always counterarguments. But it is the fact that you stack the odds against your success when you ship someone else the most critical part of a startup. You can do the same thing with a dev who lies to your face (rather
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Businessmen: don't outsource your code.(techwildcatters.com)
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Tell HN: I am a biologist. Today starts my 6 week programming journey (de novo).
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