adrianbye

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by adrianbye 16y ago
this is pretty fascinating. we're already seeing people switch over to the new mac air which runs IOS. once it becomes more cost efficient to run your desktop in the cloud its clear this is a major trend which is about to start and permanen
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by adrianbye 16y ago
give it a few years and that will change dramatically
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by adrianbye 16y ago
how much did they offer to pay per install?
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by adrianbye 16y ago
what happens when one of those 1000 engineers decides to leak the FB database to wikileaks?
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by adrianbye 16y ago
facebook gets much better when you unfriend lots of people. fred wilson has his "only bar mitzvah" rule and only has ~80 friends. i still have around 600 down from almost 1000.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
so hire people you don't have to train. you have enough traffic to monetize a better team
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by adrianbye 16y ago
glad you're reading this thread matt.. maybe its time to give us both private and crowdsourced blacklists? experts exchange and ehow need to be gone by now and the data will be incredibly useful for your search quality
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by adrianbye 16y ago
any search blacklist needs to include experts exchange as a basic default (perhaps the basic list can be disabled as necessary). its mindblowing google hasn't done this yet
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by adrianbye 16y ago
you laugh, they make major bank.
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by adrianbye 16y ago
why not hand the data over to DMOZ to take care of
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by adrianbye 16y ago
john draper excelled in an area which doesn't make much money. bill gates, larry ellison, etc might not be too nice people, but they don't need your help financially. i've had a couple of interactions with him and he was nice to me. he's
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by adrianbye 16y ago
i disagree. i think because you walked away in a classy way you demonstrated power and that brought them back to the table.