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by blurry 18y ago
You know what disgusts me ? Your complete blindness to how good your father had it. As a not-so-recent immigrant to the US, I've found it laughably easy to have a good life here. I am not talking about myself since I came at 25 and spoke
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by blurry 18y ago
I agree Jose, Boudica community seems to cater to the lowest common denominator. I posted the link not because I like it but because it is precisely what the poster asked, a Digg for girls.
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by blurry 18y ago
There is Digg for girls: boudica.com
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by blurry 18y ago
If you want to talk about events that have a profound effect on stocks, it would be tremendously useful to add trading volume high/lows to your charts. I don't mean trading volume in general but rather exceptional events, like a hedge fund
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by blurry 18y ago
Love the UI but feel a little ambiguous about the basic principle behind it. Would love to hear others' opinions about it though... I could be wrong on this one. As I understand, you basically attempt to correlate stock movement with two ma
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by blurry 18y ago
This might be one of the most threatening threats to the human beings. "Threatening threats" is a redundant redundancy in any language. Or how about this statement from his(?) other post: Management is certainly a big hassle for each com
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by blurry 18y ago
One of GM's largest problems is the unions. Going through bankruptcy would provide them with a much needed chance to re-negotiate the labor contracts. I vote for bankruptcy all the way.
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by blurry 18y ago
Now I am truly confused. Is this more humor I don't understand? Err, well, SwellJoe above identified me as a man and I said I wasn't. What am I missing?
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by blurry 18y ago
In the grand scheme of things, your joke is less obvious than my gender, and you got that wrong. Just sayin ;)
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by blurry 18y ago
Where there is no God, all is permitted. Yet another argument for religion based on a lie. This widely quoted phrase (In Russian: Если Бога нет, то всё дозволено ) is commonly attributed to Brothers Karamazov. Except it is not anywhere i
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by blurry 18y ago
Huh? Having grown up in Siberia, I assure you Eskimos are very real.
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by blurry 18y ago
Dude, have you read my comment at all before posting your random story of the day? I made sure to stress I mean dollars. I made sure to stress I mean dollars on top of a firm sale price. Seriously, which part of my post said shares to you
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by blurry 18y ago
I am in a similar situation right now, and one of the things that we came up with is an upfront payment with additional dollars down the road pegged to revenue growth. To clarify, I am not suggesting lowering your sell price but rather gett
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by blurry 18y ago
I would say that if your plan is to provide SaaS, don't worry about it until you hit profitability. At that point, if you must have a US entity, I recommend looking into Vermont virtual corporations/LLCs. For consulting, you could look into
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by blurry 18y ago
That's a very reasonable assumption but you don't know that. A more realistic scenario is that your new, pared down resume lost major points as far as making it through the headhunters' and HR's dumb keyword filtering software, lost minor
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by blurry 18y ago
How about "we" quit exaggerating our skillset when "you" quit exaggerating job requirements. Let's do a random test, shall we? Here is the very first job on Dice.com in New York metro area. Skills required: - Systems Development -
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by blurry 18y ago
I would go farther and say that it's quite a bit worse than "nothing special". It's a no-value added filter that sits atop SimplyHired.com. Much like those spam sites that harvest google adwords, its sole purpose is to kidnap traffic. Recyc
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by blurry 18y ago
You've touched upon a large and complicated subject but here are couple things to get you started. First off, you need to be very clear in your own mind about your venture vs. your consulting work. Consulting is simple. There are three main
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by blurry 18y ago
What are you talking about? Where do you get these hyper efficient libraries open after hours and on weekends on every single block? In the real world, libraries are slow, far and few between, poorly stocked with weeks-long inter-library wa
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by blurry 18y ago
Understandable, but perhaps you could include it in your FAQs? How much , the number one FAQ the world over for the last 5,000 years :)
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by blurry 18y ago
You can get movies at the libary, or on tv. Netflix is still a killer service.
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by blurry 18y ago
I just spent a good fifteen minutes trying to find out how much Weebly charges for the pro accounts and I still don't know. What is it with websites hiding their pricing? Argh.
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by blurry 18y ago
If you mean name, gender and location, then yes, those are less likely to be falsified. Everything else - everything that actually matters such as job titles, job descriptions, recommendations - is just as unreliable. I personally know many
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by blurry 18y ago
As a female/startup co-founder, I find it rather unfortunate that Christine chose to close with: Let's work constructively to get more bright young women to apply. Why young? Are women over 30 over-represented among start-up founders? Doe
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by blurry 18y ago
I might get downvoted for this but what the hell. Did you effing have to mention the younger girlfriend prize while talking about honor of all things? You just made me and every other female/over 30 reader feel like shit. If you think we
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by blurry 18y ago
For every frustrated HR peon who hates it when people send a link instead of a Word resume, there is another who hates it when people send a Word resume instead of a link. Of course, both will invariably come to the conclusion that people a
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by blurry 18y ago
Just got some pricing info from Zuora... the subscription service is 2% of invoiced amounts with a $1,000 monthly minimum. Expensive!
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by blurry 18y ago
I've never "met" a company that does tech consulting that carries just 3 employees. You either have more people (developers, designers, infrastructure, sales, HR, etc) and so the shop will invariably go Microsoft or something similar where
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by blurry 18y ago
37 guys write great fiction but let's look at reality. Their pricing is cost prohibitive for truly small teams. If I were to use them as a "productivity suite" for, say, a one-two person team (the lowest possible pricing combo) it would set
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by blurry 18y ago
If anyone at Zuora is listening... I just had to submit my full name, company name, title, location, email and phone number, all just to get to your data sheet, which turned out to be nothing more than a 2-page press release with no informa

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