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awolf
17y ago
Arrington contributed "blueprints" of the device? Does he mean schematics and a bill of materials? Or does he mean pictures that he drew himself? If he means pictures then I've got some rockin' time machine blueprints for sale. Hit me up...
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17y ago
The one item that really matters is: Community of experienced entrepreneurs.
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17y ago
>>What would our software need to do to operate in, say, Europe? Well, apart from selecting a subset of the myriad of languages (France alone has 30+ )... Who said that you need to support every language in a region to have your sof
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17y ago
This is one of the most egotistical and self centered writings I have (partially) read in a long time. I quit reading when he started using himself "as an example". Talking about himself seemed to be the point of this post.
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17y ago
Perhaps OP should have tried to negotiate with Time Warner. I'm paying $79 for tv, HD, DVD, 3 months free showtime, AND high speed Internet.
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17y ago
These are great points. One thing I might add regarding the design of the website is you might want to mix it up a little from the tutorial you followed to create it. http://sixrevisions.com/tutorials/photoshop-tutorials/how-to... It jump
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17y ago
The war on drugs has always been a failure: there has been no measureable decline in usage. Legalization will eliminate a dangerous black market and free our law enforcement to focus on more serious crime. Most importantly - legalization wi
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17y ago
I'm a technical founder and 1) I certainly don't WANT to all of the above listed things and 2) I know I certainly wouldn't do these task as well as someone who specializes in them. A lot of these jobs are very important and should be done r
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17y ago
I wonder if Google will continue to forbid others from using their maps for turn-by-turn navigation (namely: Apple).
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17y ago
Agreed: this title is not supported by the article it links to.
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17y ago
My understanding is that Adderall amplifies brain activity in whatever part of the brain you are using. Coffee just stimulates everything. Of course that's a major simplification, but this is what I mean by "targetted".
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17y ago
Coffee stimulates brain activity across the board whereas ADD treatments such as Ritalin and Adderall target just the specific parts of the brain used in learning and for concentration. So does juicing your entire brain increase concentrati
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17y ago
They touched on it in their post, but I'd recommend making the app free and then charging $3.99 to unlock its full features. Advantages: - Their app will be a lot tougher to crack. It won't be an automatic process like it most likely is now
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17y ago
I wonder if the participants would still experience the hallucinations if they didn't know they were part of an experiment. They were expecting something out of the ordinary therefore they got it.
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17y ago
I'm rabidly anticipating some reviews of the Magic Mouse. The Mighty Mouse has been pretty disappointing but this new one has real potential.
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17y ago
Ok Apple... By now all of the tech blogs, financial analysts, and day traders have noticed that your store is offline... Put it back up already!
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17y ago
Granted- apple made thier usual poor developer-relations moves that they normally do- but a rejection is still justified in this case. I'm surpirsed that the developers feel justified in making a public complaint out of this.
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17y ago
Apple rejected the app because the developer sought to use another company's product name and game title to bolster their own sales. Seems reasonable to me- at least as far as App Store rejections go.
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17y ago
A short-stacking bot should be an achievable goal. Playing short-stacked really simplifies the decisions: fold, or push all-in. Once you hit an all-in win, leave the table. Perfect strategy for a bot to use. The problem is that it is also o
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17y ago
Yes... but Qt sounds like cutie when you say it. Its a huge nitpick, sure- but witty just doesn't make any sense. A person has no chance of correctly pronouncing the name when reading "Wt" for the first time.
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17y ago
How is Wt pronounced "Witty"?
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17y ago
Over-developing a product that consumers didn't want. I learned it would have been much better to rush out an early prototype than to spend 7 months developing apolished product that no one would use.
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17y ago
Good concise article. The real gem here is about compartmentalizing. I think this is the real key to getting things done. And I think the #1 thing that makes it difficult to compartmentalize is working longer hours than you should. I find t
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17y ago
"Instead, given your skills, time and money investment and other constraints, you must choose the hardest possible business." I'm not so sure about this golden rule. A lot of overly complicated ideas that consumers will never grasp seem to
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IPhone Apps can steal personal information
(macenstein.com)
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17y ago
The learn more link doesn't do anything in MobileSafari. Nice simple and clear introduction. Your target market are business execs that are currently paying a lot more than free for thus service. Convincing them that your app is stable and
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17y ago
The iPhone certainly has the highest number of quality third party apps. That the App Store is flooded with absolute crap does not change this.
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17y ago
Nice. The only problem is that most of the people who still use IE6 are in locked-down corporate environments where they can't upgrade their browsers. They most likely won't be able to install this plugin either.
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17y ago
"Don’t leave unused code hanging around because it might be useful someday. If it’s not being used right now, remove it, because even just sitting there it’s costing you." Couldn't agree more - every extra line makes the source code that mu
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17y ago
There is a huge barrier between free and 1 cent.
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