caveman82

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Google-Yahoo Ad Deal is Bad for Online Advertising(hbswk.hbs.edu)
1 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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Card-counting whiz eyes Facebook football fantasy social network(news.wired.com)
1 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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AlterEgo Shows Off Incredibly Realistic 3D Animated Faces(techeblog.com)
16 points by caveman82 18y ago|9 comments
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Find the Right VCs with vcdb(punctuative.com)
2 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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How Angels Are Playing a Fallen Economy(businessweek.com)
1 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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by caveman82 18y ago
So you are assuming most ppl who live in NYC live in an apartment with an elevator and a security guard, on the upper east side/midtown/chelsea. Unless you are running in finance and high-society circles, no one gives a crap that you live
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Japan Makes Robot Girlfriend For Lonely Men(nytimes.com)
2 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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by caveman82 18y ago
I was at a web 2.0 presentation couple weeks ago and there was a company presenting their product, which turned out to be essentially a social-bookmarking-aggregator. What's next? An aggregator for that as well?
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by caveman82 18y ago
As a recent NYC "settler" I found this essay insightful in a very empathetic and visceral way. Thanks pg.
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by caveman82 18y ago
That logo is so slick it must be a great framework!
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by caveman82 18y ago
Does anyone know why fb is so slow all the time especially with all the resources they have?
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by caveman82 18y ago
Smile :-)
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Father of Chaos Theory dies(news.yahoo.com)
1 points by caveman82 18y ago|0 comments
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Apple's OS Edge Is a Threat to Microsoft(businessweek.com)
2 points by caveman82 19y ago|0 comments
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by caveman82 19y ago
This article does seem to illustrate the priorities of the Obama-voting demographic. The vast majority of Clinton's supporters simply don't spend their time on facebook, blogs, digg, wikis and youtube. They should do a poll similar to this
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by caveman82 19y ago
I agree (in that the article is weak). He breaks down a incredibly complex economic model with a painfully crude analysis. If that's his hunch fine, but to assert it like it's a dissertation is almost shameful. This type of article is a c
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When using MIT Licensed Software, is attribution necessary?
1 points by caveman82 19y ago|1 comments
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by caveman82 19y ago
This tool is definitely crude (a newly created site is worth at least $50) but gives a good perspective on the factors one might use to interpret a site's value.
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Calculate how much your site is worth (cwire.org)
14 points by caveman82 19y ago|11 comments
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by caveman82 19y ago
This article forgets to factor in that there are a large number of investors that relish buying low during times of recession. The overall size of the pie may be decreasing but there may be more slices to go around.
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by caveman82 19y ago
basecamp you are now on the hotseat...
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by caveman82 19y ago
I agree in the sense that the internet conditions us to accept quick, bite-size blurbs of information. This has resulted in a society of instant gratification and petty distractions. Seldom do people have the patience or discipline anymor
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by caveman82 19y ago
Great article, will you be my co-founder?
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by caveman82 19y ago
The article's fault is not that the message itself is overtly obvious, it's that it neglects the more important question of: Why there will always be a large number of entrepreneurs in spite of the low success rates of starting a business a
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by caveman82 19y ago
The problem with your argument is that you don't isolate factors when arguing your point. I'm not arguing that there aren't other factors that make a person successful. I'm saying that all things equal, the influence of one's surroundings
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by caveman82 19y ago
So all Harvard grads in big i-banks work 16 hour days and are coke addicts? Let's put something else in context, one could make the argument that a majority of college grads from any school embark on "a journey of empty pursuits for the a
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by caveman82 19y ago
The problem with the classic argument of "whether or not it is worth paying a hefty premium to go to an elite school" is that it discounts the impact of intangibles, such as positive peer influence and brand value. I say yes. The effect
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As Tech Heats Up, Sages Dust Off Bubble Indicators(online.wsj.com)
2 points by caveman82 19y ago|1 comments
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by caveman82 19y ago
Tao of Steve: 1)Be Desireless 2)Be Excellent 3)Be Gone
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by caveman82 19y ago
25+Master's in Life (oh yea,I have a B.S. in EE too)

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