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Key Takeaways From Google’s Matt Cutts Talk At PubCon(searchengineland.com)
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420M People In China Have Internet Access, 99% Use Baidu For Search(techcrunch.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
This has a very specific name in economics: structural unemployment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_unemployment To my surprise, the author made no use of that term. Worth checking out the Wiki if your interested in reading more
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I would necessarily say that hotels crappier as they age, but the service from hotels is elastic. The same hotel visited 2 different times could prove very different. The same book purchased twice, on the other hand, will read the same.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I've always wondered if reviews are negatively skewed. Sadly, there's much more incentive for me to go on Yelp and write about how awful my meal was than about it being decent.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
> Please whatever you do and no matter how much it may hurt in the short term: completely and utterly ignore these people. Exactly. A bit of game theory. You contact them, workout a deal, pay them off or whatnot, and guess what? You l
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I agree with you on everything except the following sentence: > What kind of economic incentive could Facebook afford to give you that wouldn't make you feel like a worthless cog in their machine? Must the incentive be economic? Faceb
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Google: New Android Market features on the way(blogs.computerworld.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
From the article: > Some sources say Jack is back on new Twitter CEO Dick Costolo's request, and that Ev isn't thrilled about it. Interesting.
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I was the one who added the post and appended that title. Originally I was going to use the term "reverse-engineered" but HN made me clip it so that the title fell below 80 characters. I apologize for any offense or confusion it may have ca
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Matt Cutts: $1,000 to the 2 best implementations of the recently-hacked Kinect(mattcutts.com)
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Facebook gets 24% of all display ad impressions, but only 10% of all ad dollars(online.wsj.com)
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ITunes Ping Goes Social With Full Twitter Integration; Careful, It Auto-Tweets(techcrunch.com)
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Facebook Holding Yet Another Event Next Monday In San Francisco(techcrunch.com)
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A Web Video Truce: Free Hulu Goes Away From Boxee, Replaced by Hulu Plus(mediamemo.allthingsd.com)
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The Wall between Registries and Registrars Comes Tumbling Down(mindsandmachines.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
In essence, is the transition from print to electronic actually cyclical? As in, will print journalism full transition online only to realize that people still want print? Why would anyone want print when they can get the same information o
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by andre3k1 16y ago
I suppose this would be an argument in favor of the print industry not being dead.
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Give Us Our Data, Facebook(techcrunch.com)
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How Facebook is Pulling an Android… and Why(phandroid.com)
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Taking POS to the Next Level(news.idg.no)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
What about a 2.5 year old account with no karma? You'd be surprised at how many lurkers there are. I know quite a few (and was one myself up until a short while ago). EDIT: added emphasis
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Just out of curiosity, is there any proof out there that airline companies discriminate based on browser choice? My thoughts are that since airline companies are the quintessential example of price discrimination they would most likely have
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by andre3k1 16y ago
So which browser is the equivalent of a tuxedo? A suit? A hoodie? I'm not so sure browser choice is an accurate signal of a person's worth (In this sense, worth could mean anything).
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Not sure why anyone would shamelessly downvote me. I wasn't lying. This sort of thing happens every night. Just look at Brightcove 5's launch that happened a few hours ago (9pm PST). TC posted their story at 8:50pm, everyone else followed a
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by andre3k1 16y ago
TechCrunch goes one step further. Often Arrington will get the PR firm handling the press release to allow them to publish their story a solid 10 minutes before anyone else. If the embargo is set for 9pm PST, TechCrunch often shoots for 8:5
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Meet Chad Hurley, The Father Of Modern Web Video(businessinsider.com)
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by andre3k1 16y ago
Most probably misreprorting. Pro is a flat rate of $4.99
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> Most people have an aversion to risk, my college economics professor told me. Which means they have to be rewarded to take on that risk. The higher the risk, the higher the possible payout has to be for people to jump. Here's a foll
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David Pogue's take on Windows 7(nytimes.com)
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