carrotleads

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Lastpass admits it was hacked(businessinsider.com.au)
7 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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How Facebook ate the $140B hardware market(businessinsider.com.au)
1 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Why don't we see people talk about the downsides of being talented( in sports).. Why is being talented in a bookish or intellectual sense looked down upon? so much so clever kids are asked to not show of their cleverness. We don't
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Is the system broken or is it serving exactly who it's designed to?(dailylife.com.au)
1 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
But are these guys making money from solving the problem. Seems like its a free service and they are balking from chasing the profitability route. From the article >>>> “The reasoning for this was that, though we could make it
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by carrotleads 11y ago
I am keen to know if "wide variety of personal characteristics and a vast array of highly specialized skills" is fiction or modelled on real world personas. To take it further do people with MPD have differing physical personas as
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by carrotleads 11y ago
If it was benefecial, why didn't you do more of it.. Surely as rational people that is the course to take? I see the same with my Yoga practice... touchwood, I am mostly healthy and I should do more Yoga but somedays I am looking for r
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Such campaigns are necessary to build awareness and it happens in an incremental fashion initially... People then join efforts like this more readiliy... http://www.folomojo.com/indias-biggest-clean-up-effort-chenn... Hopef
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by carrotleads 11y ago
I am trying to understand the usecase. Exchanging contact deets, is that the only one?
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by carrotleads 11y ago
I have never understood why managers need to be paid higher than the people they manage.. That is the single reason for many orgs screwing up their system as this forces excellant developers/workers to abandon their core skills and mov
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Quite pleased to hear this. I take the same view with competition. Its bloody hard work to educate your market segment. I have come across a few fintech startups who have voiced the same opinion. They don't feel threatened by the other
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by carrotleads 11y ago
trouble is everyone thinks their idea is a fantastic one.. I think mine is but many can't even get their heads around what I see as a simple concept... IMO ideas need space and air to bloom, grow and flourish and you can't do that
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I Made an Untraceable AR-15 ‘Ghost Gun’ in My Office–And It Was Easy(wired.com)
5 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Quite interesting that it was seen as women's work then. Would that mean her team was predominantly women as well? Does anyone print out their source code nowadays? I remember seeing that some 15 years back..
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by carrotleads 11y ago
I had seen a site that does this[1] but think they are more geared to bigger residences. May have small setups too.. [1] http://lovehomeswap.com
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Why Pitching to a VC will almost always fail(linkedin.com)
1 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
what does "improperly downloaded" mean here? They didn't have permission to download? or weren't supposed to be downloaded by employees who are leaving?
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by carrotleads 11y ago
This is true even in India.. You can go to most South Indian States and the construction workers come from Bihar and Eastern states of India.. The locals are not willing to work at salary levels the Biharis are willing to work..
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by carrotleads 11y ago
yep.. we need to support people when they have been transparent as patio11 has been... I would say, even at lesser levels of transparency we need to encourage such people rather than tearing them a new one.
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Inside the crazy world of NYC mums(nypost.com)
2 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Let me understand this better and don't take this negatively cause I can't figure out a way to make the point better... You already had 2 broken promises and you are still wondering if you should give the other person the benefit
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ARTIST RICHARD PRINCE SELLS OTHER PEOPLE’S INSTAGRAM PHOTOS FOR $100,000(diyphotography.net)
4 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
You are solving a problem? Talk to your target market either face to face or in forums.. find out if they have this problem and if so suggest your solution...
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Hustle like crazy.. People talk about it but rarely do it...
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Open Source Seed Financing Documents(avcal.com.au)
2 points by carrotleads 11y ago|0 comments
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by carrotleads 11y ago
seems like a similar argument like "fair trade" focussed businesses
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by carrotleads 11y ago
That doesn't signal that it cost $5.9B to runa taxi app company... Just a signal that Uber has $5.9b to indulge in a fight with you... A few 10's of million of which may be spent trying to buy you out.. Nothing wrong in cloning a
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Yeah ordinary people can survive but OBL is no oridinary person plus he had medical needs.. not possible to hide those trails in Afghanistan but quite easy in a garrison town like Abbottabad..
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by carrotleads 11y ago
Pricing is a very inexact science and this list is quite helpful to educate startups. Thanks for writing this. One of my favourite articles on this is http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/CamelsandRubberDuckie...
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by carrotleads 11y ago
I would think the reason for doing it in Abottabad would be the plausibility of the whole scenario. ANything else, the contracdictions would have been enormous. Lets imagine OBL was eliminated in Afghanistan, how do you explain his presence

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