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There are consequences if the person affected chooses to take action and meets the legal definition of libel or slander.
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What if we designed public infrastructure facilities with solving other problems in mind that actually built public support. For example, parking structures with new public parks/soccer fields on top can garner more support than just a
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The RPM (revenue/thousand pageviews) on non-search pages is significantly lower than on a search page since the intent is not there.
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Trump's presidency won't simply be about the direct benefit to Thiel's existing investments and bets on the table like Palantir. I believe that the greatest opportunity that Trump's presidency will create is through disr
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Yes, that's absolutely true if you decide to remain a private company. Your obligations change once you decide to go public - pros and cons.
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Finally looked at it and it's because the address is generically "Mountain View, CA" in Google Places. I tried to suggest an edit to give it a more precise address but it wasn't one of the available options. Perhaps YC a
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10y ago
Loneliness and basic human desires are a need. Porn solves a real need in the right situation.
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In the screenshots, they lead with a huge "40 - 55% off retail prices" which is a very effective way to trick someone into downloading a retail app.
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There are a whole class of applications that solve REAL problems that require "a bit of nudity" that Apple disallows.
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They also said the fund was based in Palo Alto instead of Mountain View.
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10y ago
That's not Uber for hotel rooms. Oyorooms is a budget hotel brand that emphasizes a set standard that hotels that use their brand have to abide by.
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10y ago
When hosts cancel on you, their calendar gets blocked for those dates and a notice is automatically posted to their reviews that they cancelled on a guest. These are there to prevent this sort of behavior you are describing. Hosts that viol
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10y ago
Google has never been an engineering company, it's a search company with an engineering-focused culture and an ad-driven monetization model. Please don't paint broad unsubstantiated strokes over all "non-developers and non-so
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The old Ballmer era Microsoft is dead; the Satya led Microsoft has risen.
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Farecast and subsequent Bing Travel employee here: I had already moved on by the time the decision was made to discontinue the fare prediction service but I think it was mostly due to the amount of work it took to maintain a high accuracy r
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10y ago
I would check out the Houzz app. The design is clean and simple but the reviews are the best I have ever seen for an app at this scale, especially the ratio of 5 star reviews on the app which suggests to me that they have designed something
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I've worked with companies before that only gave credit for a fraction of revenue/orders driven by brand terms. They did a study on what % of brand SEM terms were cannibalizing against the organic listing and only gave credit for
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10y ago
This study ( http://searchengineland.com/google-research-even-if-you-rank... ) is a bit old and possibly biased (since sponsored by Google) but when I worked in SEM the experience we had was the same which was the top organic
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I have the same idea, how are we going to push the human race to new limits without some pioneers who are willing to exceed our mortal boundaries with the help of science.
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10y ago
I noticed that since I have iMessage synced to my Macbook, if I ever lost my laptop and someone tried to hack my accounts, they would get the 2FA access code on the laptop they stole.
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10y ago
Sometimes the same information can be much better expressed or presented by high quality sources that are often paywalled (NYTimes, WSJ, etc.) I don't doubt that the HN audience probably has more disposable income than the general inte
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10y ago
The difference is Hipmunk is a metasearch site and relies on the connectivity it gets from travel agencies and airlines directly to power their price feeds and then you book with an agency/airline directly. Chase rewards portal is prob
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Actually, coming from a marketing perspective, this model is sort of like the Kickstarter model. Those who take a risk with a logo before the design firm has been established with a reputation will get a high discount factor but as more cli
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The cause and effect one is kind of interesting to me, it's almost like having a life coach/accountant that gives it to you straight and keeps you on track. For example, what if it knew you got a penalty fee for being late on payi
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Help me out here, I really never got wash.io or rinse or any of those services. I'm assuming the target audience was millenials who have never stepped foot inside a dry cleaner and realized that many of them offer "pick up, wash &
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It's okay that the marginal successes don't upend the world, the writer simply is asking if those of us in the valley are "disrupting" the right problems for the right populations. A marginal amount of time-savings for a
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I don't think it's odd because there is now a direct conflict between Uber's future direction (autonomous cars for hire) and Google X's self driving car project. Regardless of any claims about a possible Chinese wall bet
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I can see how the logic around this went: There have been some negative press from folks who worked on the trending team which probably pissed Facebook off. Theoretically, clicking on a trending topic would bring up the latest news articles
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Global events just need to be triggered based on their geodata. They can even use dynamic triggers like if a lot of players are online, find a central location to spawn a Quest/Challenge and alert everyone in the app.
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These global events I think are key to keep things fresh. They just need background notifications to alert players who are in a specific area. The global events don't have to be a big new Pokemon monster but that would definitely be fu
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