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bigbang
18y ago
Yeah. I was interested to know what caused the spike in December specifically.
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bigbang
18y ago
Congrats posterous guys! Thats pretty huge. Would you mind to tell us how :)
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bigbang
18y ago
Article summary: Many people who got laid off, went to start successful companies.
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bigbang
18y ago
Doesnt Flickr already have this? http://www.flickr.com/do/more/
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bigbang
18y ago
Yeah, but they didnt depend on the existance of another product(like Outlook).
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bigbang
18y ago
Yeah. But, I just thought that the title was discouraging. A more appropriate title for this good article would have been better
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bigbang
18y ago
Well written article. The closing thoughts in the article "With all of that said, I have to emphasize that little of this really matters. If you’re inclined to start a startup, nothing anyone says will stand in your way, nor, should it. If
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bigbang
18y ago
If thats the case(sounds like a good runway), my opinion would be to go for it.
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bigbang
18y ago
GM should put a brake on itself and save my tax money.
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bigbang
18y ago
Not any more. They are agressively cost cutting
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bigbang
18y ago
I think the video should be shorter and 40 seconds into the video, it was the same screenshot and it was an explanation. I would rather prefer to see some action in the video, than pay attention to the explanation :)
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bigbang
18y ago
Whenever there is an argument over whether something should be refactored, dont call a meeting(if it happens now). Just email with pros and cons(to as much detail as possible in a digestable way). Its easier to get lost in a conversation, b
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bigbang
18y ago
I believe PG has published absolute numbers in the past. Giving the growth rates would give the whole picture.
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bigbang
18y ago
> why would I pay $7 for Feedback Army when there are so many free alternatives? Just like you would pay someone for surveys. If you pay, you are gauranteed to get feedback.
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bigbang
18y ago
In a "third world" country I guess.
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bigbang
18y ago
There are people who don't know google but facebook?
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bigbang
18y ago
Hmm, seems good enough volume for me
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bigbang
18y ago
I agree. They have less than 9K registered users so far. I bet theres a whole lot of ppl who want to schedule thier tweats. Your strong point is that you do it only for twitter.
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bigbang
18y ago
Good idea. Thought of the same Although I thought sendible.com which also does this was more comprehensive in this arena.
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bigbang
18y ago
Though it sounds catchy. I dont think the last statement is true. Google is(was) known for its less marketing budget, comparing it with any company would seem the company overspends on marketing.
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bigbang
18y ago
Facebook/FQL should also have something similar to this. A console to try out queries. This is a nice idea.
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bigbang
18y ago
Sorry for being naive and offtopic. What does successful seppuku mean? I had to do a search for this word when I read the post and didnt quite get what a moral suicide means.
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bigbang
18y ago
I guess what he meant was, dont worry about the brand names. Brand names create a lot of bias esp in college grads. Lots of goodies and great people working in the company, doesnt mean you will get to do interesting work.
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bigbang
18y ago
Peter Thiel
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bigbang
18y ago
"Nice to know what you're worth." Should be - Nice to know what Microsoft considers worth
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bigbang
18y ago
Yes, Google had quite a significant time(but kept growing in popularity) before they started making money.
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bigbang
18y ago
Nicely done. some vids are not available. and a search would be nice too.
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bigbang
18y ago
in most cases N=0
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bigbang
18y ago
Many investment bankers made 1M every year without doing much
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bigbang
18y ago
I know a lot of ppl in India who work in outsourced companies. They are pretty smart than many American counterparts I've seen, but they lack confidence and decision making. Thier confidence also gets shattered by doing crappy report genera
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