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by bt3 11y ago
Seconded. US here.
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by bt3 11y ago
Not only this, but I get the feeling that Robinhood is bypassing some corporate social responsibility (and possibly fiduciary duties) if they begin suggesting/ allowing first time investors to start using margin accounts. This is just
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by bt3 11y ago
Second on Laravel. Formerly used CodeIgniter which has also fallen out of the spotlight.
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by bt3 12y ago
In addition to what others have mentions, the returns are typically low as well. Going off what others said, since Google Adsense ads are targeted, that means your competitor would hypothetically be advertising on your own site, and second,
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by bt3 12y ago
The fact that the Intel graphic appearing about halfway down the page suggests that the Core M is more suitable for "premium tablets", and "2 in 1's" further suggests to me that Apple has introduced the worlds most
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by bt3 12y ago
The "Core M" is an interesting bit because although it's technically a Broadwell, it was released in September 2014, versus the other Broadwell Core i3/5/7's coming out in January of 2015.
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by bt3 12y ago
The part you've omitted in the comparison is the year of your machine. I say this largely because measuring a processor by it's gigahertz isn't the most definitive measure of a "better" or "faster" process
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by bt3 12y ago
I appreciate the response. I've done my fair share of cold emails, however I find that there's a threshold that I cross above often in which I won't receive a response. It's tough to build credibility in a few short line
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by bt3 12y ago
If you don't mind sharing, may I ask how you knew/ approached these other YC Companies? Perhaps I'm naive, but I suspect a cold-email/ contact won't get me very far, especially since I'm not based in the Bay Ar
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by bt3 12y ago
I posted something similar about Xiaomi about a week back. For me, Xiaomi is a fantastic company, but I think they are still unavailable to most Westerns... perhaps this is why we might not "care" about them? Having never lived in
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by bt3 12y ago
It's not so much that it's difficult to explain, it's just tough to explain the credibility that this company has when someone hasn't heard of them. Like I originally mentioned, this dialogue is typically only from someo
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by bt3 12y ago
You can , and I say that hesitantly because there is no official seller of the product, and as such, one can quickly become a victim of fraud if they aren't careful. For the same reason you can't purchase RayBans on AliExpress, I
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by bt3 12y ago
RTM has been around for a long time. In fact, the screenshot shown in this post is dated 2007. You'd think if they were making a conscious attempt to rebuild this brand, they'd have at least updated that.
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by bt3 12y ago
Looks good! For me, since this appears to be a desktop/ laptop dashboard (versus mobile let's say), I wouldn't I have much need in knowing how much data I was using. Unlike my capped mobile plan, at least in the US, there are
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by bt3 12y ago
There's a great TED Talk by Simon Sinek where he explains the golden circle, and says "people don't buy what you do, they buy why you do it." This author plays the neutral card unlike many others who buy in (literally an
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by bt3 12y ago
So essentially Microsoft is democratizing access to a gaming console for indie developers? Hopefully the offerings produced from this will surpass the quality of those from the overly-hyped Ouya console.
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by bt3 12y ago
Tech companies usually don't have such long domain names, but that's just me.
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by bt3 12y ago
Just asked it where Allen Field House is... got this: "I don't have a good sense of navigation, so I don't know exactly where is allen field house, but it seems to be interesting." I was expecting it to spit out "La
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by bt3 12y ago
For me, something would appear, then quickly disappear. Couldn't really tell if it was a response or a "loading" screen. Nonetheless, I'm rather impressed coming from someone your age. Edit: had some mild success asking
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by bt3 12y ago
Xiaomi is a fantastic company, but I think they are still unavailable to most Westerns. Having never lived in China, I'm not sure how difficult is it to buy a Western-produced good (e.g. iPhone), but I know from trying to buy an Xiaomi
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by bt3 12y ago
In my eyes, it's not so much that Radio Shack "ditched" the hobbyist, they just tried to get their share of a bigger market, and in turn had to subsidize their primary focus to a drawer of components in the back of the store.
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by bt3 12y ago
Good point. Perhaps the data spike is more of the target demographic? I refuse to believe the most logical conclusion we can make from the data is that iPhone 6+ users view it as a tablet. I mean, if you used an iPhone 4 or 5, the 6 seems l
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by bt3 12y ago
Does anyone remember when the App Store was first launched and Steve Jobs bragged about how most developers would offer their apps for free? My how times have changed. It's like when Microsoft fixed the bugs, UI errors, etc. from Windo
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by bt3 12y ago
I suspect this is a factor of what I like to call the Apple "decay" factor. Year after year, when Apple pushes a new iPhone, your old iPhone becomes slower, making the gap between new and old artificially bigger. Case in point: iO
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by bt3 12y ago
Landing pages are inherently vague so as to not limit their potential audience. It's a trade off, but being too specific can limit the amount of users who ultimately convert (enter their email). With the goal of a "coming soon&quo
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by bt3 12y ago
It seems as though the whole travel industry is excited about the news: EXPE - 90.45 +15.64% OWW - 11.65 +21.05% PCLN - 1092.83 +3.09% TRIP - 82.03 +21.94% Worth noting as well that the deal was based upon 115M Orbitz shares @ 12/ each
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by bt3 12y ago
Although it would have been tough to quantify, I would have loved to see some sort of analysis regarding culture in certain areas versus others, and maybe how that influences hours worked (overtime too), compensation, growth of companies, e
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by bt3 12y ago
Just a thought, but have considered allowing an individual to start writing without an account? Then you might just set a delayed notification to encourage the user to register to save their work. Seemingly like a "trial run", exc
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by bt3 12y ago
Have you considered exploring opportunities that unite the two? For example, in recent years, high frequency trading (HFT's) have been big business, as well as the meteoric rise of automated investment services (AIS). Betterment, Wealt
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by bt3 12y ago
I wouldn't say that the Ubuntu Phone is one of the nicer looking phones available to date, but I think there is something to be said about the demand of a product that already has a limited market. By that I mean that Ubuntu isn't

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