cellis

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1. 571.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   Male, 25-34. I turn 25 in 2 months and am male. Heh not bad.
2. 572.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   I actually happen to know TONS of unemployed lawyers and accountants. There's quite an oversupply of lawyers. Not sure about accountants, but they are increasingly marginalized anyways.
3. 573.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   Could you elaborate on this?
4. 574.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   Got to this late, but you raise some points I'd like to address. And thanks for the history lesson. But, you can't keep calling your opponents names and expect to retain legitimacy. As to your accusation that I'm creating a "law" strawman o
5. 575.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   For legitimacy. Don't make the mistake of thinking the only people who know about App Engine are San Franciscan hipsters with Macbook Pros. Blackhat hackers stay just as updated on technology trends as everyone else.
6. 576.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   "It's like bombing a town because one house is harbouring terrorists" Govt: Even MORE reason for us to like it! Thanks alot!
7. 577.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   Fair enough. I actually do think there are countries that are in a better relative position than both the U.S. and Eurozone, but none that I can think of in Asia. Specifically, most of the Northern European countries (Finland, Sweden, Nor
8. 578.▲
   by cellis 15y ago

   Please explain which Asia? The Asia which has generations of poverty and casting and wants to do nothing about it? The asia that is largely influenced by super radical islamic clerics? The Asia that will die off soon because its birth rate
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   by cellis 15y ago

   Bloomberg was already highly technical once before. Listen to his Techcrunch interview where he talks about having to solder integrated circuits onto boards to build the first Bloomberg terminals. He's not just another clueless MBA CEO. ht
10. 580.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    How about instead of snide remarks and name calling, you actually give a decent rebuttal to my argument? How on earth would a "responsibility of the press" law make things any better? By reporting on things tomelders likes to hear about? It
11. 581.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    I propose you should be downvoted for promoting the same type of authoritarianism that you claim to hate. Instead of trying to enforce some highly subjective rule, why not just start your own new disruptive news services?
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    The Spielberg Face(youtube.com)

    2 points by cellis 15y ago|0 comments
13. 583.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Win-win for the politically connected oligopolies ( tribes, states, vegas ). Equation stays lose-lose for everyone else ( startups, customers ). And of course there is still UIGEA . So, don't get your hopes up.
14. 584.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Minor nit: Zynga has far more than 30mm MAU or uniques. They are somewhere in the range of 100mm - 300mm, depending on how you deduplicate.
15. 585.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Do you have any information as to the breakdown of their advisory revenues vis-a-vis S&T?
16. 586.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Keep in mind there are ton of mobile apps that do things that shouldn't require web access. I'm often in areas with spotty coverage, yet still need to use some of the following: camera apps flashlight calculators document editors
17. 587.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    [3] - Is all that matters. The industry and their constituents could easily push back driverless cars 20 years, and this is without any catastrophic accidents happening. So I'd say about 35 years before we see driverless cars disrupting any
18. 588.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    I wish I could believe this, and for a year or so I did. But the fact of the matter is that of the top 10 startups of the last 5 years, I can't point to any that the founding team didn't put in 100 hr+ weeks (including wknds). It seems like
19. 589.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    You killed it HN!
20. 590.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Why aren't you out curing cancer and instead commenting on an article about Zynga? Stop being so self righteous.
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    Opportunity in the Adderall drought(nymag.com)

    1 points by cellis 15y ago|0 comments
22. 592.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Also, it sounds like "Takes a hit of crack just before servicing a client".
23. 593.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    The next step: turn it into a game and get it done for free. Even better, put a skinnerian ux around it and charge for the pleasure of solving picture puzzles ;)
24. 594.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    123 or abc is my guess
25. 595.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Wow, I ended up reading http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narco-submarine because of that comment. What's amazing is how sophisticated this technology is and how underreported it is. They are using fiberglass hulls to evade radar and transmitt
26. 596.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    First, charity isn't a competition over who can sacrifice the most. At the end of the day, that $500,000 helps Wikipedia five thousand times more than your $100. More, probably, because his donation raises the profile and wil
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    by cellis 15y ago

    I believe it. It's not like there was streaming video 24/7. There were dozens of magazines that hadn't yet been disrupted. Also, internet speed was still pretty bad back then so you were limited to dialing up porn over your landline. Oh y
28. 598.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    Au contraire, he makes the incentives quite clear: in the short term, parties at beach houses in Asia; in the long term, being rich and "RISE IN THE WORLD FAST".
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    by cellis 15y ago

    Is 10k/6mo really that impressive, even on a shoestring budget in Japan (where I assume Sebastian is)? I mean, that's a 5th of what you could earn as an engineer at jrandom startup in the bay. Even biz-dev/product types like him (not engine
30. 600.▲
    by cellis 15y ago

    According to Car and Driver, the Corvette ZR1 can beat the Ferrari for a 3rd of the price. As for the GTR, too boxy. I want to drive a fast car and impress the ladies, not look like some chinzy wannabe extra from Tokyo Drift .