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by bksenior 13y ago
Nice work! Keep hustling guys.
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by bksenior 13y ago
THIS! I can't get behind oscarthegrouch who thought it was important to articulate the worst case scenarios in a case like this, because regardless the next steps are the same, but this advice is gold. Dont get to this point and surpr
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by bksenior 13y ago
People dont change wholesale until they are forced too. The backlash hasnt affected the individuals, only the collective. Until people start to feel unsafe or targeted the only people who will organize improvements will be their employers
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by bksenior 13y ago
sigh... You are a bit naive if you believe that money is the be all end all risk here.
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by bksenior 13y ago
Dave, love your productivity. I'd love to give you a few free pointers on the marketing front. Shoot me a tweet @bksenior and lets talk.
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by bksenior 13y ago
While I cant say whether this it right or wrong, I find these are articles to be extremely rigid in their determining facts. Just like in the professional world there is a massive difference between becoming an industry player and an extre
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by bksenior 13y ago
It's actually smart. You are more likely to get press traction and a response crucifying an individual than a faceless company. Also, everyone is responsible here, "having people who handle it" is all too often an easy way
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by bksenior 13y ago
"There are three sides to every story: Your side, my side, and the truth. And no one is lying. Memories shared serve each differently." - Robert Evans
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by bksenior 13y ago
I bet you drafted MJD. What a bum he has been.
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by bksenior 13y ago
No, professional mass market writers are entertainer. Not sure how else to say it.
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by bksenior 13y ago
You are thinking in the wrong framework. Before sophisticated audible language, drawing and hand symbols were the norm. At the point it could easily been argued literacy was a luxury or niche item reserved for academics and what not. Cod
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by bksenior 13y ago
They aren't writers they are entertainers.
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Early Birds and Night Owls Are Real. What Are You?(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by bksenior 13y ago|0 comments
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by bksenior 13y ago
Came here to say this, but take it further. Power is a function of survival and reproduction odds improvement. It may be that something else begins to shift that balance, but that flaw will never go away. We are just animals.
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by bksenior 13y ago
1. We are doing ranges for calories. 2. We count each individual location once.
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by bksenior 13y ago
We cover about 81% of all restaurants restaurants which equates to low 90% of the top 500 restaurants in the major metros. So literally we dont cover ALL restaurants, but we cover enough where it kind of seems like magic. (Edit: Changed
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Ask HN: Any Hackers Appreciate The Importance Food Has On Feeling Good?
15 points by bksenior 13y ago|9 comments
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by bksenior 13y ago
Sorry for being crass, but this is naive. Your ability to process between the value of a product and the perceived value of a story is blurred at best and zero at worst.
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Is this type of disruption possible for the US teaching market?(finance.yahoo.com)
2 points by bksenior 13y ago|0 comments
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by bksenior 13y ago
Hey. Whats your email, Id like to feature you on something to help you get a little more eyeballs.
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Ask HN: Is there a site like HN for content creators?
2 points by bksenior 13y ago|2 comments
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by bksenior 13y ago
Is this done? Are there screens?
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by bksenior 13y ago
This is a faux contrarian opinion. If someone is asking Sam Altman what to do, it is far more likely than not, they define ambition as starting their own thing. If thats the case, learning start-up stuff is likely not going to happen at a
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by bksenior 13y ago
Youre bias is substantially more harmful and ignorant than anything in soylent. This may be snake oil with protein, but the idea that someone is challenging a very deeply ingrained accepted truth (humans need food) creates a process that l
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by bksenior 13y ago
The founder needs a public speaking class. He talks like Dexter.
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by bksenior 14y ago
Fine. gimmick or not. Give the guy credit for creating a good launch narrative in a sea of "Check out my start-up" posts. This is clever marketing, the conversation doesn't have to go much further.
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by bksenior 14y ago
Try not to use the term pitbull in that context. It's damaging to the breed and ignorant.
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by bksenior 14y ago
Look into Mark Ripptoe. He is the beginners bible and also offers ways to venture into more advance stuff if you choose to. I too feel better than I ever have physically.
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by bksenior 14y ago
If you find this mythical mobile case study please post it here.
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by bksenior 14y ago
Well, when you police for taste, you eventually get burned by the subjectivity of the whole matter. This is the quintessential "you made your bed now sleep in it" example

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