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14y ago
Awesome news! They do alot of insurance business online (they're #1 i think) so they're a great company to have in a auto insurance comparison site.
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14y ago
As a nation with an army, they could do something like this. As a private company--especially if this mineral becomes very necessary and expensive--would be a very big target for some sort of 'congressional oversight' to 'protect national i
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How Giant Patent Troll Intellectual Ventures Does Business
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15y ago
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15y ago
Hi everyone, One of the curebit cofounders here. We spoke with the artist as soon as we got his message and began discussion to get the music licensed on Sunday. (Its possible Jolie O'Dell had some stale news as it was posted monday). As of
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15y ago
There are companies like Hyperink www.hyperink.com who will partner with experts and help them publish (and write) the book in return for a revenue split. I think its a great place for people who have some expertise to contribute, but don't
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15y ago
it was cheap...
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15y ago
as an investor, i do wonder "if its working well consistently, why wouldn't they keep it a secret?" So that makes me immediately suspicious as to why I'd want to use it if it wasn't working well enough for you to use yourself. Just curious
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15y ago
For the most part, I don't even think you need 18.01. 02 or 03. there may be a few applications in 18.06 that you miss out on but it wont' be a big deal.
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15y ago
And so it begins. The migration from 'app stores' to the web.
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16y ago
How do you avoid a deflationary spiral (same issue as gold standard)? You can kind of get around it by continuing below 8 decimal places but it seems like a potentially fatal issue as the bitcoin economy expands.
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16y ago
I think it is about whether the identity of the HN community remains in tact. HN can survive as long as the identity (even if it morphs) remains something specific and associable. Reddit, for example still has a distinct identity/culture ev
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16y ago
I was looking for a cofounder for a year or so after my last company was acquired and found Founderdating incredibly useful. Everyone there was very high caliber and I ended up starting a company w/ two guys I met there. I always recommend
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16y ago
Thats a good point...thanks for the feedback! Do you already know those friends' email addresses in these cases? If not, would you want us to get them from gmail/facebook so you can have autocomplete? Thanks again for the observation.
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New paper finds super-exponentially accelerating CO2 growth
(paul.kedrosky.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
A really good way is to make sure you are using a system where you are only paying for new sales. For example, you can do something like: "Get $10 back if your friend makes a purchase using this $10 coupon." That way you aren't paying out
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16y ago
Its not a downside as much as just something to think about, but: In a double sided referral (especially when giving money) you are splitting the discount between two people. This can mean that the new customer gets less of a discount. If y
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16y ago
Very awesome list. I'd also add a few others: - Generally, larger companies can't move as quickly as you can so don't be too scared when they say "We can just have a team do this in the next few years." Politics, headcount, a bulky codebase
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Poor kid on the block fleeced by elderly
(bloomberg.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
One person its great for is Google. I bet they save a bunch of cpu resources by 'directing' people to the right search queries (which are cached) instead of dealing w/ misspellings and running searches that the user doesn't really want anyw
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16y ago
I would recommend getting 'novice' defined for this tourney... reading through this thread it is apparent that people have wildly differing views on what novice is. Would hate to enter as real novice (beat cpu on normal) and be up against g
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16y ago
You should ping HDStarcraft to see if he wants to cast. He lives in the bay area. So does Trump, if you want to do a showmatch vs a progamer. He is ranked 159 or so in the world right now....and lives near Cupertino I think What is novice?
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16y ago
you could probably stop that by saying small businesses owned by corporations can't claim this deduction. you could say over 3/4 of the corporation must be owned by individuals or it doesn't qualify.
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16y ago
They are providing valuable liquidity to our financial markets. Is it too much to ask that they be rewarded for their contribution to society. Seriously, this is the most ingenious thing I have seen in a while.
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16y ago
Correction: especially if its a holodeck. haven't you seen what happens when the holodeck is broken in the next generation?! it is no laughing matter.
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16y ago
great article. thanks for sharing. As someone more of the startup bend however, I wonder about his pursuit of "perfect but useless" vs "imperfect but potentially useful". He favors the former, but it seems to me that alot of companies make
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16y ago
yes! thats the one that prompted me to post but i've been noticing it the entire world cup!
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Ask HN: Is holding your head when you miss a goal a universal human reaction?
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16y ago
slightly inaccurate. The dividends tax is the same as the capital gains tax in the sense that they are both applied only once at the shareholder level. so unless i have something wrong, its a double tax. not a triple tax. (corp tax + cap ga
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16y ago
what a badass
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Ask HN: Do good front-end designers like HAML too, or is it just programmers?
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