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Silicon Valley notebook: Spotting the next big app(blogs.ft.com)
1 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
great tip – many thanks
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by antr 13y ago
why? because I want to hear what they have to say, and by "engage" I don't mean to reply/contact them, but simply consumer their content with the occasional ping: i. News, I want to stay up to date: I like to follow Reut
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by antr 13y ago
Every day that goes by I am more convinced that the Twitter stream is the best way to communicate, as a brand and as a consumer. On Twitter, as in Facebook, I follow/like whatever brands I find interesting, engaging and resonate with m
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by antr 13y ago
I'm a huge fan of Dropbox. Here is my long-term wishful thinking of their acquisitions: - Audiogalaxy Dec 2012: online iTunes-like audio library, synced across/streamed to all of my devices - Snapjoy Dec 2012: online iPh
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Malaysian Grand Prix: Mark Webber on pill that takes driver temperature(bbc.com)
1 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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True Player Gear – Virtual Reality for everyone(trueplayergear.com)
12 points by antr 13y ago|2 comments
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by antr 13y ago
i'm going to guess that they will exchange at spot and take a small transaction fee. having bitcoin on your balance sheet (volatility-wise) is not the wisest move for a startup.
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by antr 13y ago
A reduction in the cost of goods sold does incentivise businesses to apply price discrimination without a negative impact on margins - a $5/month service would target a big, untouched, monetisable market.
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by antr 13y ago
I hope we see a price reduction for the 100gb @ $10/month account, for something closer to $5/month
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KING: New York Stock Quote: -10% from pricing(bloomberg.com)
1 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
I'm not very knowledgeable on networking, and my question is: is there any commercial routers/modems with an open source OS? I'm assuming open = transparent
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Don't let Great Britain become Little Britain(virgin.com)
2 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
Understood, thanks
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by antr 13y ago
I'm not familiar with US tax, but isn't property tax in the US something like 200bp per year? If I understand this correctly this can be a huge blow for Bitcoin users in the US
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by antr 13y ago
of course, i'm 100% with you. if i were box i'd be wanting to ipo on a hot market to avoid dilution/raise as much cash as possible. this is a good move for box. all i'm saying is that this isn't (imho) a good invest
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by antr 13y ago
Growth companies come at a discount (execution risk, growth is not given, growth industries = plenty of competitors), I doubt Box's valuation will support its financials and road ahead. One comment on "virtually all companies that
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by antr 13y ago
I don't disagree with "salespeople are very expensive", but they are clearly not bringing in enough revenues to make the business profitable. Is it the sales people fault for not bringing in enough revenues or the company&#x2
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by antr 13y ago
On the IPO: Nice gross profit margin growth from 67% to 79%, but now we know where vc money went: sales & marketing. Profitability seems very very very far away, and in my opinion Box is not a buy for the average Joe. It seems to me t
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by antr 13y ago
at the presentation (not the doc, but the video) she is pretty clear that she didn't built the thing. she says this a couple of times at least
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by antr 13y ago
what's with the bitly/quint.ly link?
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[Live] MH370: Malaysian PM to give unexpected press conference(euronews.com)
2 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
I saw Deena's presentation at 500's Commercism conference and it was really inspiring. An entrepreneur that doesn't fit the stereotypical valley entrepreneur has executed an idea that users really seem to use and love. Good f
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App Store and iTunes Prices in UK May Increase Up to 20%(macrumors.com)
1 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
i remember all wireless devices were made wired, all keyboards where non-mechanical, very simple/traditional layout (no multimedia keys, etc) and no usb interface. i'm sure there was more to it, but that is all i saw/remember
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by antr 13y ago
fwiw, when i used to work in finance, the team i was in used to handle very sensitive market-moving data. one day, without warning, all of the offices keyboards and mouse where changed to "more secure hardware/peripherals" by
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by antr 13y ago
We saw this referral on our stats a few months back, and I was naive enough to signup to the service to check it out... it was total rubbish, and deleted my account immediately. Clicky recently tweeted about banning them from the stats htt
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Evacuated Tube Transport(solveforx.com)
1 points by antr 13y ago|0 comments
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by antr 13y ago
Absolutely, there are many customers left out at +$20k a terminal per year. The questions is, which of Bloomberg's services they want the most. I wished I knew the answer.
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by antr 13y ago
As someone who has used Bloomberg's Terminal for 5 years: Bloomberg's sum of the parts product is far more valuable than the parts sold one by one - add to that the immediate top-knotch customer support 24/7/365 and brea

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