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Finding your Unfair Advantage
(theheretic.me)
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13y ago
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Guild.is Wants To Prevent The Next Sharing Economy Insurance Debacle
(fastcoexist.com)
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XOXO and Reckoning With Nice
(dashes.com)
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Fixing Missing Assets With Rails 4 on Heroku
(viget.com)
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Choc - Bret Victor's 'Learnable Programming' implemented in Javascript
(fullstack.io)
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Pitching SV Angel: The Executive Summary
(daslee.me)
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How About Some Fucking Whimsy?
(torrez.org)
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The New Kindle Fires in 14 Tweets
(phx.corporate-ir.net)
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Reflections on polling place design
(electionupdates.caltech.edu)
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IOS 7: The Pixel Envy Review
(pxlnv.com)
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13y ago
... always wait for the second iteration. They are significantly better performance wise. In fairness, you could give the same advice about practically any technology purchase one will ever make.
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How You Can Invest In My Deals
(fourhourworkweek.com)
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13y ago
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The online legacy of a suicide cult
(kernelmag.com)
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Make Non-Obvious Hires
(sequoiacap.com)
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HTML5 is the Future of Book Authorship
(programming.oreilly.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This piece would have been a lot more interesting if it had mentioned why Sync was preferable to the other solutions.
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13y ago
This buyers guide tracks rumors and trends in order to answer just that sort of question: http://buyersguide.macrumors.com/
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Action Park
(en.wikipedia.org)
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13y ago
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The Dropbox logo is featured on the Grad Rat (MIT grad student class ring)
(gradrat.mit.edu)
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13y ago
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On Ansible
(benscofield.com)
128 points
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13y ago
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Cory Booker Quitting Waywire Start-Up
(tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com)
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PayPal releases Mailpile’s $45,000 (updated)
(arstechnica.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
You're describing negotiations that happen before significant money and services have been exchanged; this PayPal "negotiation" occurs after. This turns out to be a rather large difference. Indeed, it's the difference be
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_pius
13y ago
Our risk tolerance and cost structure would very much matter to those negotiations. Sure, those negotiations would happen before significant money or services are exchanged. And, presumably, we wouldn't enter into an agreement unless
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13y ago
Pretty glib. Your argument might be stronger if it didn't rely on labeling ... The argument doesn't rely on labeling, though it does call a spade a spade. A definition of "apologism" is "a defense or excuse, a s
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Introducing Background Jobs
(blog.parse.com)
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13y ago
Yeah, it's "gambling" the way donating to an artist you like is gambling. And who's trying to entice them? Again, if doing business with Indiegogo projects is incompatible with Paypal's risk profile they shouldn&#
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13y ago
I don't grant your premise that crowdfunding constitutes "presales." Crowdfunding is an inherently speculative activity, a way to invest in a team with the hopes that they will create a product that you'd like to see in
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The Economist explains itself: Why are The Economist’s writers anonymous
(economist.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
This is absurd apologism. If Indiegogo projects are fundamentally incompatible with PayPal's risk profile as you imply, the onus is on PayPal not to accept money for those projects. Full stop. Why on Earth should we sympathize with Pay
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