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Why should you date an entrepreneur?
(love-not-fear.org)
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When you say 'browser bars' I am thinking of an address bar in browsers today. Is that what you are referring to? I am thinking of something that does not interact with the user but captures some of their web usage based on their consent. W
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Question- Would people be more willing to let a platform track browsing activity if there was 100% transparency? Asking this question for the startup that we are working on, where we want to get permission from users to follow their certain
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NPR on Shortage of Women in Silicon Valley
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I was trying to test the same hypothesis too and the fact that there was only 1% increase in students with math proficiency told me that perhaps the gap between the two groups is not closing. Otherwise, you would see a much higher number of
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I wonder if this experiment will just remain an experiment because politically Stanford is not ready for open free education. I remember reading an article recently in NY Times that highlighted how Stanford had two opposite camps of opinion
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Thats strange, its not working on my Firefox version 4.0.1. Otherwise great on Chrome and Safari
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Wow! This is great. I wish I knew about your just 3 days ago when our developer spent a few hours creating our custom blog :) I am still thinking of switching to this because of the automated Twitter, Facebook and Google+ add ons. Very impr
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Some thoughts- Instead of teachers and school plans, have you thought about having a parent/student plan? Every time to sign up to receive messages, you get X free and then you have to pay to receive the rest. This way you are pushing the b
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We just submitted our application and I have to admit that YC's application questions themselves are a great exercise for anyone who is starting a new business. I felt that all the questions really made us think about each and very aspect o
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I couldn't agree with you more. What you just said reminded me of how IBM first reacted to personal computers. The crux of innovation is disrupting the existing model. Thats what Apple did with its iPod and iTunes product. The author has me
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I would not be worried about this style of hiring, it is much better than the traditional cold 'interview' with questions and answers because working at a startup is a two way street. Doing a project, internship or just contract work for a
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'We didn't mean to track you' says Facebook
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I am not propagating that anyone should be allowed to have a truck on the NYC road, but why is it restricted only for movie studios and utility companies? Why not look at other industries that might value from such a permit. Even the author
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He did break the rules, but these rules were irrational and he didn't hurt anyone in the process. Thats the ethical and moral dilemma that hustlers have to deal with every day. This is an inspiring story, but when I hear about founders chea
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Why doesn't Facebook just buy Spotify...
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Its amazing to see what impacts a great educator can make on you... I have never met Gerald, but can tell you that there are these gems of educators out there that have single handedly impacted the lives of so many. I will never forget how
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Google Features for Education
(hackeducation.com)
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The problem is in the distribution of wealth. The nation is growing at 7-8% a year compared to 0-2% growth in US, but most of the wealth in India is in the hands of 5% of the population. The middle class is slowly growing, but not at the ra
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The article also reveals that as Americans now that our country has evolved over past around 300 years of democracy, there is a sense of 'entitlement' that has come with it. This entitlement is in opposition to fostering curiosity and risk
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Is Math Education Too Abstract?
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Seems like there are some states that have this program in place- Delaware, Maine, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Oregon and Pennsylvania. http://workforcesecurity.doleta.gov/unemploy/self.asp Unfortunately, not California
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A Different View on Freelance Economy
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One thing that makes great leaders is to understand your value in an organization. Some founders are better suited to run an agile below 100 startups but dont have the capacity to deal with the ops complexities that come with scaling a busi
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An Easy Guide to Create a Twitter Bot
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How an Acquirer can Ruin the Future of an Innovative Startup
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One thing I want to mention is that this article sheds a lot of negative light on adjunct faculty with no strong arguments of why. From my university experience, I actually got a lot more out of faculty that were loaned from the business wo
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Thats why I have Sprint. It does not have any data cap and Sprint service is actually pretty good in the San Francisco bay area.
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This article never mentions the demographic makeup of the test group that was used for this research. I think thats a critical missing piece of information. I wonder if this holds true for a the millennials, who are brilliant at multitaskin
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The vision behind this (I think) is to make math accessible to common man by taking away the abstract nature of teaching and understanding math theorems. Human brain responds to associations that explain things using something you can relat
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