brianfryer

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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   "When we choose a short-lived laptop over a more robust model that’s a quarter of an inch thicker, what does that say about our values?" It says that we value our time, and have other things we wish to do with our time than spend it upgradi
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   There are games on Google+?
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   Why is this free? I'd love to use it, but am worried about the seemingly lack of a sustainable business model (read: if a free service is shutdown, the people using it are boned). Love the idea, though.
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   Why do people make sand castles? Or sidewalk chalk-art? Why put energy into something seemingly trivial? Because we (collectively) can. And yes, people would be better off creating something 'useful'. But everyone has hobbies, and this may
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   dudette* FTFY (source: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=michelle_ )
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   Another startup that doesn't make money. Woo.
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   by brianfryer 14y ago

   Totally in <3.
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   by brianfryer 15y ago

   http://blog.asmartbear.com/value-time.html Jason Cohen (CEO of WP Engine) is the one who mentioned $1,000 / hour in a blog post in January.
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   by brianfryer 15y ago

   > a number of guide users were followed closely No. No following people around on the Internet to make search results "better".
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    by brianfryer 15y ago

    This is my new default response for "finding a technical co-founder is hard."