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by a5seo 16y ago
Here's a google calendar gadget that searches your calendar and makes a list of open times suitable for copying. So that takes care of point #2. http://www.websimple.com/blog/scheduling-assistant-gcal-gadg... Good for tungle-challenged.
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by a5seo 16y ago
I've seen this happen in smaller markets with one dominant VC... Thankfully in the Valley we're a long ways from a company being DOA without AH as an investor.
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Andreessen Horowitz's talent agency model(blogs.wsj.com)
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by a5seo 16y ago
Perfect. Thank you!
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Ask HN: How do you track schema changes to your db?
9 points by a5seo 16y ago|4 comments
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60mo Funded by Lightbank Thanks to a Tweet(techcrunch.com)
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by a5seo 16y ago
Journalism Online test with 20 mid-size newspapers found that limiting visitors to 5-20 free articles per month allowed newspapers to tap subscription revenue without affecting ad revenue.
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Newspapers' Partial Paywall Test Shows No Drop in Ad Revenue(nytimes.com)
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by a5seo 16y ago
Not really. I've lived in both and the salaries are maybe 20-25% lower in Austin, but everything else is much cheaper for more value. Especially when you're paying for grown up stuff like 3-4 bedroom homes in safe neighborhoods, day care/
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by a5seo 16y ago
I like it, but you need to do this in a way that you append a known/deterministic string so you can monitor THAT one in Google Alerts. I don't care whether the unique strings collide (although I love the idea of being able to tie the IP ad
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by a5seo 16y ago
I found this to work very well. Only thing is you need to append keys randomly, say one out of 5 requests, in different locations if possible. And you should hand out 20 or so different unique strings. Then use google alerts to find them r
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by a5seo 16y ago
You assume the pundits are responsible for the polarization. Then you assert it will lead to "instability" Where is your evidence? Are other causes possible? Is your concern equally distributed regardless of politics? Just curious.
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by a5seo 16y ago
Wish it were a double rainbow.
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by a5seo 16y ago
Seriously, how novel is a USB power brick? It's not like the thing was designed from scratch for the first time for them... It looks identical to the one you get with iPhones/iPads. I would have assumed, as they probably did, that it is a
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Gutcheck DIY focus groups(fastcompany.com)
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by a5seo 16y ago
The 3d bulbous look is kind of tired and amateurish. When I first got Photoshop in 96, I had a great time adding dimensions and shading effects to everything. Then I got real and went back to programming.
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SEC investigating secondary market for private company stock(ft.com)
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by a5seo 16y ago
It doesn't seem worse than reading the paper, which my family seems to think is ok in polite company. Ipad/tablet = digital newspaper.
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The 6 Levels of Organizational Health(olagroup.com)
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How to Request Help from a Successful Entrepreneur(actonguides.org)
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Crowdfunding Platform for Developers, Fundry.com(fundry.com)
3 points by a5seo 16y ago|1 comments
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by a5seo 16y ago
Bad analogy: everyone has to eat something, not everyone has to get high.
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Has Craiglist Flatlined?(websimple.com)
15 points by a5seo 16y ago|20 comments
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by a5seo 16y ago
good to be suspicious; employer-selected investments are like employer-provided health care, there's a big imbalance in incentives. 2 things to watch: fund expenses and composition if churning is an issue, it will be reflected in the expens
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by a5seo 16y ago
tl;dr is economic growth springs from innovation. "Economic growth occurs whenever people take resources and rearrange them in ways that are more valuable. A useful metaphor for production in an economy comes from the kitchen. To create val
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Economic growth explained(stanford.edu)
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by a5seo 16y ago
This is a question of economic growth, which this paper handily explains... http://www.stanford.edu/~promer/EconomicGrowth.pdf If you believe it's feasible for economic growth to continue, then you believe it's feasible for the indexes to
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by a5seo 16y ago
I can only imagine the machinations and flame wars leading to that document.
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by a5seo 16y ago
Like Ameriprise. Ugh.
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by a5seo 16y ago
true, you get this advice everywhere. but actually implementing it for realz isn't for the faint of heart. it's not impossible either, especially if you don't mind horseshoes-and-hand-grenades approximation. If you want optimal as in math

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