austenallred

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   by austenallred 14y ago

   Well, if TechCrunch is right, already-public companies missing the mark leads to smaller valuations which leads to cheaper rent in the Valley. I'll take the smaller valuations in exchange for the cheaper rent. </selfishness>
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   It's working PIPA Co-Sponsor Orrin Hatch drops his support of the bill.(facebook.com)

   3 points by austenallred 15y ago|0 comments
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   SOPA exposes the irreconcilable differences between old and new media(pandodaily.com)

   1 points by austenallred 15y ago|0 comments
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   What about Leo Apotheker (HP), Carol Bartz (Yahoo), and Jim Balsillie/Michael Lazaridis (RIM)? I would take Reed Hastings over all of them any day.
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   Using Wikipedia and using it as a reference are two very different things. I use it as a place to find great references and to get a synopsis on a topic, like an encyclopedia was meant to be used. Having lived in the former USSR and reading
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   I disagree with others making the conflict of interest argument. I don't see how it would create a conflict of interest if they applied a hands-off, self-serve (call it laissez-faire if you must) advertising strategy -- in fact this would c
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   We've gotten a bit away from the topic at hand, have we not?
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   It's not only about Congressmen and Congresswomen being in the back pockets of big corporations. If you watch the hearings you realize that 90% of them don't understand enough technology to know what DNS is. They are persuaded by the people
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   by austenallred 15y ago

   I just hope medical patents are as easy to patent as some technical patents. That way I'll snake the "cure for cancer" patent right now and then troll anyone who tries to use it later. I have no problem with patents if you are patenting an
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    by austenallred 15y ago

    Forgive me for the analysis, but I feel like the author lumps way too many things together and the argument is too scattered. What the article is really about is how entrepreneurship is changing the way business is done, but the author jump
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    by austenallred 15y ago

    While it's true that reading one article, be it on HN or TC or wherever else, won't make a huge difference, what makes a difference is the aggregate of gleaning what information you can over a long period of time. Much like most (real) clas
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    by austenallred 15y ago

    Facebook makes profit. End of discussion.