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by bradhe 13y ago
Can you provide evidence to the contrary?
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by bradhe 13y ago
I think people aren't comfortable with the anonymity associated with Bitcoin yet. Plus it's only heavily exercised use case is in buying shit you can't purchase with regular currency :)
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by bradhe 13y ago
Sorry, my comment was misleading. This is exactly my point--it just seems like the author has a nieve view of investing if they think Coinbase "nabbed" their round.
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by bradhe 13y ago
Is "nabs" really the right word here? It makes it sound like they sneakily grabbed $5M from someone's pocket.
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by bradhe 14y ago
There is absolutely, positively, certifiably no way this is even close to true. Did the people are bloomberg even look at Microsoft's figures, or were they too busy counting the cash MS sent over?
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by bradhe 14y ago
Can any designer out there speak to how these colors are chosen? It seems to me that it'd be a matter of taste more than anything else, but if there is some trick to choosing better palettes I'd love to hear it.
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by bradhe 14y ago
> "...so I just put the site on my Linode 512 (512 Mb of RAM). I usually do most of my development in Ruby and Rails and deploy to Heroku but I was lazy and already had a linode setup and configured for PHP." That will get real sideways
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by bradhe 14y ago
I can see a lot of utility in this tool. I don't care about quotes for quotes sake, but I could totally see this being useful as a tool for saving snippets. No idea how that's a business, but you can figure that part out.
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by bradhe 14y ago
Has this tactic worked for you previously?
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Go + RPC with Protocol Buffers by example(github.com)
2 points by bradhe 14y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 14y ago
- augmented reality driven by cheap, fast devices - super pervasive technology. your phone is your computer...or is your computer your phone...? - mesh networks and/or global wireless
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by bradhe 14y ago
That's the now, not the future.
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by bradhe 14y ago
Yeesh, everyone is so angry in this thread...
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by bradhe 14y ago
> While being first makes for great PR, FundersClub can expect AngelList will be the first of many competitors to emerge now that its business model has been validated. I'm fairly ignorant to the legalities of securities (for better or
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by bradhe 14y ago
Here here. Don't tie yourself to press--one write-up in TechCrunch won't make a measurable difference in the long rung.
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by bradhe 14y ago
They're boring businesses. When has the press ever been interested in reporting on boring things?
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by bradhe 14y ago
> Founders risk everything, move across the country or further, endure endless stress, damage relationships, sacrifice their health... Why should anyone care about that? > ...pour their every waking moment into creating something pe
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by bradhe 14y ago
> lets users create a bar that goes onto the top of their website in order to increase email signups Those two things seem to be...disconnected...to me. HelloBar worked, I guess, though...
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by bradhe 14y ago
wait...wat?
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by bradhe 14y ago
> I wish There it is. Certainly doesn't warrant people having their privacy violated.
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by bradhe 14y ago
But does your thinking the jokes between two friends are tacky warrant their private info (photos) being posted online?
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by bradhe 14y ago
Wait wait, so this chick finds something that she thinks is inappropriate, takes a picture of the "offenders," and puts it on Twitter? Even if the comment in question was derogatory towards women in the first place (it wasn't, unless sex an
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by bradhe 14y ago
Wow, calm down man.
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by bradhe 14y ago
Bingo. I've seen (and shipped...) a lot of shit software under the guise of "bugs are OK--done is better than perfect...right? ...guys?"
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Dongle Kong(donglekong.com)
1 points by bradhe 14y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 14y ago
> At Sprint.ly we’re big fans of shipping. Who isn't? "Yeah, shipping? Not really that in to it."
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by bradhe 14y ago
Chrome, Windows, same deal. Also, couldn't figure out WTF I was looking at. Bad UX for sure.
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by bradhe 14y ago
Cloudability in downtown Portland, Oregon We help companies get their arms around how they're using the cloud. We're the only cross-vendor cloud analytics platform on the market and we're the only company that can reliably report on cost an
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How Could the Valley be any Better?(blogs.wsj.com)
1 points by bradhe 14y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 14y ago
This is the only real answer in the thread. "Next level" is code for "more revenue" in almost every scenario. How do you get more skrillos? Well, you can market the company more, or you can hire a sales guy, or you can add new features that

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