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Pre-Internet Companies Rebranded as Modern-Day Start-Ups(mcsweeneys.net)
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Redeeming the service description document(stage.vambenepe.com)
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Richard Stallman is weird. Seriously.(fireandknowledge.org)
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Objective C Now the 3rd Most Popular Programming Language(wired.com)
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The Measured Man (100k TB per gram of poop)(theatlantic.com)
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Hire Introverts(theatlantic.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
I have seen former employers get the FBI to come after ex employees who used lists, data, etc. expropriated from the company. All it takes is a phone call. Really, its not the company's choice anyway... if the law has been broken, the aut
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by a5seo 14y ago
It's pretty clear cut-- if Milife is a new corporation, with new owners, then the only way they should have had the list is if they paid WakeMate for the list. Any other use is theft from WakeMate shareholders. I think the odds are very g
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by a5seo 14y ago
Is MiLife a new company? If so, did they buy the assets of WakeMate? Or is it the same original entity that YC has equity in?
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by a5seo 14y ago
I couldn't agree more. This company stains the name of YC in my opinion. I bought a WakeMate in Jan 11, it stopped working within 3 mos. So I emailed support, they asked me to fill out a Refurbishment Request Form (a Google doc). I did,
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Events with Dan Ariely: StartupOnomics and Open Mic(danariely.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Where were all these comments on the Craigslist/pad mapper situation? Is it any different?
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The Atlantic: Is the Kindle Making Us Illiterate? [satire](mcsweeneys.net)
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by a5seo 14y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Models-Behaving-Badly-Confusing-Illusi... "A model...[is] really much more of a metaphor, an attempt to find an analogy between something you want to understand and something to really do understand, either heuristic
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by a5seo 14y ago
The other cool thing is if "everyone did it" then you'd have some damned clean sidewalks. The potential for abuse or taking this too far is very limited.
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by a5seo 14y ago
> SEO rubs a lot of people on HN the wrong way. It's too bad. The bottom line is that what SEO means/does is pretty wide ranging, and my idea of it (making content usable/understable for bots) is very different from the dismissive circ
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by a5seo 14y ago
I'm the OP. So here's the deal... I read The Atlantic daily. I actually wrote a script to check their feed and score the stories via the sharedcount API and email me the best-of-the-best. If something is interesting to me and I believe it
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by a5seo 14y ago
TheVerge too. +1 for dropping TechCrunch unless the post is by Mark Suster, in which case, whitelist that...
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by a5seo 14y ago
SEO-friendly URL's are fine, but meaningless dynamic slugs are a really Bad Idea. Even if you remember to implement a canonical tag pointing to the "real" page, you risk people linking to these dummy pages (producing a minor loss of link va
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Give Us Your Geniuses: Why Seeking Smart Immigrants Is a No-Brainer(theatlantic.com)
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TV Ads From the First Dot-Com Bubble(wired.com)
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CreativeMornings: TED for Design Wonks(wired.com)
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The Evolutionary Origins of Optimism(salon.com)
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Are Smart Phones Spreading Faster than Any Technology in Human History?(technologyreview.com)
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Mark Andreesen: Yes, smart phones are actually underhyped(danpink.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
Don't forget the time delay of finding someone local. You could easily spent weeks rummaging through responses to Craigslist ads, interviewing, verifying competence, etc. The nice thing about outsourcing services is they tend to give you t
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Why Japan Can't Quit the Fax Machine(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by a5seo 14y ago|3 comments
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by a5seo 14y ago
Is this question serious? There are markets where you simply must invest a lot and get big fast (acquire users), otherwise you'll get run over by competitors. The only way to win is with VC. Read up on first mover advantage and network ef
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Danny Sullivan's Epic Rant about Link Building(websimple.com)
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by a5seo 14y ago
There ARE valid ways to create content to satisfy these searches... Someone who searches "2014 BMW 3 Series" is probably trying to find out what the product roadmap for 3 series BMW's looks like. They're asking, "Should I buy now, or are t

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