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The most overused logos, at the moment
(gtgraphics.org)
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This had some great advice. One specific thing I have seen is that someone from the design world is perfectly comfortable in the subjective world of how a particular product or design makes you 'feel'. The disconnect I have seen i
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Agreed! I was just addressing the type of startups you mentioned!
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The resources Apple provided have been awesome: (IBook related to learning the language) https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/the-swift-programming-langu... (Further resources) https://developer.apple.com&#
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I have to commend TC for writing an article like this, as they are largely the biggest vehicle for turning founders into Hollywood-esque stars and boasting founders as being disruptive (heck, their own conference is called Disrupt). The cen
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Ah, I guess I read too fast!! Thanks for the note!
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12y ago
Is a 3x markup on a main entre normal in restaurants? Meaning, would a $30 steak cost $10 to acquire?
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Wow. Thank you very much for sharing!
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Taking a look at the value of Larry along his journey (as the author does): Larry's value out of the water: $8.00 Value after staying at LobsterWorld: $9.30 Value after staying at Tangier (aka lobster spa): $11.60 Value after flying Fe
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>"But everyone knows the most important reason: The disappearance of codfish means lobsters have no natural predators." Wait. What happened to the codfish? Overfishing?
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12y ago
I would go to Dribbble.com and search for "app PSD". Dribbble is an invite-only network for high quality designers who regularly put out high quality PSD's for the community!
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Can any lawyers comment on the likelihood of this amount holding up in an appeal?
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Florida jury awards widow $23.6 billion in suit against tobacco company
(cnn.com)
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> question: Would net neutrality mean that my ISP could offer only one option on speed? Even if your ISP made it one speed with one price, then you would shop around and find the best speed at the best price, which is why you would defi
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How Turbans Helped Some Blacks Go Incognito in the Jim Crow Era
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I think the core difference between Uber and the examples you provided is that in Uber, people have to meet each other in real life. Real life still has trust that scales, called the credit system.
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I believe it's a matter of tact, not a matter of fact
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FYI The Physics of Wall Street gives a lot of reference to what type of trading James does, and chronicles a lot of James's history! The book also goes into a lot of the history of these types of traders! It is an insanely interesting
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It's hard to take your comment at face value, but I'll assume you are being genuine. Aaron Swartz gave us granularity to what the term "hacker" should be used for, when it comes to malicious intent. It was likely possibl
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Howdy! I definitely understand how a lot of neurological progress has happened with single person experiments. I guess my main quip is how matter-of-fact this article expresses the finding! Then again, I may just be arguing over semantics a
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"Although only tested in one person" As a classically trained scientist, I fail to see how this can be newsworthy given how big of revelation this would be to broader scientific discovery and how statistically invalid this claim i
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Simply bc the article doesn't add anything of substance that the YouTube video description doesn't, here is the direct link to the creators YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9KZ3jgbbmI&feature=yout
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Great run-through! Although his slides were based on publicly traded companies (some enterprise sales-based), his examples were more focused on consumer-facing as-a-service businesses. I wish that he delved more into examples with enterpris
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I guess bc theoretically someone is paying you to write applications at a fair clip. Granted, we have no idea what your role is or what your goals of the project are, so we are probably completely wrong at your own role! :)
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Dude!! You're a beast!! Once this is over, I want to help you with the idea you told me about over Skype!! All the best Joey!!!!!! Crush it! :)
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>>"It wouldn't give the commission new powers, but the bill — known as the Online Competition and Consumer Choice Act — would give the FCC crucial political cover to prohibit what consumer advocates say would harm startup co
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Tomatoes, definitely! My brother works at a major shipping company and tomatoes are picked green, and then the trucks they are shipped in have an environment where they turn red. You can really taste the difference when you go to a farmers
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Really awesome! My account managers just said "That's awesome! I'll use the s * out of that!" We're willing to be on the beta of the business version! If multiple people send me tasks, does it condense my to-do lis
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I think the author is mentioning sites like Viddy.com that completely fell off the map when FB began to devalue someone posting a link from viddy
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That is really cool that you began that dialogue! Even though this is far from unit tests, were you allowed to suggest anything like Selenium? which would allow you to at least test the business facing functional points so that you could be
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