bryanh

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   by bryanh 16y ago

   Change made.
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   This was mainly an issue of semantics (suggestions on wording appreciated). Just imagine them in order of least-to-most.
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   Yes, I totally agree. The reasons why I left that out are numerous, but two are: (1) the extra time required to programming something like that (2) our concept of "mentoring" is more like a workout buddy and less about experience and skill
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   Thanks! Reading HN inspired it 100%.
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   Duly noted. Thank you.
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   First of all, great presentation. I looked at the site and your phrasing combined with the domain name gave me an instant idea of what you do. Maybe some examples of use-cases would help me understand why I would you use, but I suspect that
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   HN Review: Become a mentor, find a mentor.

   27 points by bryanh 16y ago|19 comments
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   I figure that if the test is at 90% confidence, it usually means we can't really make a really really bad decision going with the favorite. So what if that tiny increase in conversions wasn't really there, I figure its time to move on to an
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   by bryanh 16y ago

   That might be a pretty cool app idea: random trip planning. As in: "I don't really care, I have $1200 to blow on a 5 day trip June 4th-9th. When do I show up for my flight?"
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I'm surprised this blog keeps popping up. I realize the guy got an MBA and wasn't impressed with his experiences, but isn't constantly harping on MBA's a little like the 14th century flagellants? Bad MBA. Bad MBA. Forgive me of my sins. /ra
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I completely agree with the above. Idea and Feedback management solutions. Who gives who feedback and ideas? On what? Too vague for me. Give me a hook that explains everything. Why not something like "Your business can collect customer idea
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Wow, talk about impressive. Just curious about the tech behind this. Do they just cache a bunch of average prices together between major airports and just set a max limit? Surely it can't do fully comprehensive search at the speed it runs a
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    This may sound absurd, but I wonder if this has ever been seriously tried as a training platform for competitive swimmers.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    In the relative world of finance, I doubt you could argue anything is definitively "good".
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    This is an incredible site, I just read http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/04/cook-your-meat-in-a-beer-... on a whim and am trying it tonight. Very cool.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I think this is a good point. Has there ever been a point in history where literally anything you wanted to know wasn't locked away in some obscure institution? It's hard to sometimes remind yourself how lucky you are to live in our times (
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Hey, I'm in the middle of an MBA program and think I'm doing just fine with my little start ups. Cute blanket statement though.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Sorry to nitpick, but the sound in the video is off! It's driving me crazy! This almost makes me want to get an iPad... almost.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    This is the only time I've ever been more impressed by CNN than by the BBC.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Though this is logically sound, the core issue remains. Are we to tell them a little starving and death now is good for you in the long run? I think it is extremely interesting to ponder where lines of morality lay on issues like this.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Check out Spreedly and their list of gateways: http://spreedly.com/info/payment-gateways/
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I like it. Clean design and to the point. Not into the dating scene so no domain specific advice from me.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I would imagine a key difference here is that with water, the root sources will never be eradicated. Evaporate it and it enters the atmosphere. Dump it on the ground and it drains to the water table. Flush it down the drain and it enters a
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    What a powerful concept. It really does boggle the mind.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Granted, a direct public offering is very rare. Not unheard of, but rare indeed.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Well, that being said, it's a growing market and the winner may not take all, but they will take a large chunk.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    I would imagine that any value he gains from this is "balls". He went out there and did his part. Bravo. Success or failure: he did something. Some will value that.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Doubtful, though I admittingly have little experience in this. In fact (I would imagine), most places would kill for guys with balls enough to file an IPO. What type of confidence do you need to make this happen?
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Brilliant. I'll work up a blog post for giggle's sake. More to come.
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    by bryanh 16y ago

    Love it. Interestingly enough there is a (somewhat useless) discussion on Reddit ( http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/c6e49/a_girl_nam... ) about a "bully who says he owns the right to "power hour" and is trying to shut [innocent s