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by cenal 11y ago
Frameworks make perfect sense if you don't know what you are doing. I've seen way too many inexperienced developers that try their hand with coding something from scratch only to have the product development fail spectacularly an
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by cenal 11y ago
Valuations are out of whack. They are smarter to sit back and let the unsustainable ventures die out and then invest in the viable ones after things level out. I mean, even a touch screen toaster that costs $1,500 got invested in. Who is
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by cenal 11y ago
As a founder I hope that should this go to court that Pincus prevails. These funds invested knowing about the risks and the rules. They should be forced to honor that agreement. Even if Pincus isn't doing a great job he's not u
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by cenal 11y ago
Sometimes things seem obvious to some but not others. I'm glad he put this out there. I also put some ideas down in a Medium article last week. https://medium.com/@lanec/what-to-expect-as-a-new-ceo-9489df... The
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What to expect as a new CEO(medium.com)
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by cenal 11y ago
Once you figure out how important Accounts Payable/Receivable is you next learn how important Invoice/PO Factoring is...
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by cenal 11y ago
It's about to launch. Starting in Medicine and moving to other research projects that follow the scientific method shortly thereafter.
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by cenal 11y ago
I think Hydrogen Fuel Cells are the future of the automotive world. No range limitations exist once the infrastructure for refueling is in place. It's going to be interesting to see how the next 20-30 years of automotive technology p
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by cenal 11y ago
The first step on getting it right is not having the highest corporate tax rate in the world. Let's incentivize the corporations to repatriate their money.
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by cenal 11y ago
I wonder why http://MatterMark.com isn't covering more about this. I'd be interested in seeing what they have to say since their entire business is monitoring these trends.
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by cenal 11y ago
Is there a venture backed company that hasn't had this kind of conversation? I don't see how you could raise money without having this kind of conversation.
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by cenal 11y ago
I'd like to point out that there are responsible players in this industry. My buddy has one of these: http://onewheel.com/ It's very well constructed and it's his daily transportation to and from work (weathe
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by cenal 11y ago
I used Pair right after they were accredited as a registrar in the 90's up till the mid 2000's but found they were expensive both for domain registration and for hosting. Great customer service but for a commodity like a domain n
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by cenal 11y ago
If anyone is currently conducting medical or scientific research and would like to be part of a new beta for a platform that should make your lives easier let me know. My email is lane (at) myire dot com
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by cenal 11y ago
Not to mention those of us with cell phone plans that have bandwidth restrictions. This could be very bad for our phone bills.
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by cenal 11y ago
I remember when XP shipped and people bemoaned the Tinker Toy GUI that it came with. Years later people are still complaining about change in the UI of operating systems by Microsoft. At least with Windows 10 they seem to be dedicated to
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by cenal 11y ago
2016 Seemingly this is the year that Bit Coin stumbled.
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by cenal 11y ago
I am not surprised to see this first attempt at radically changing how we think of currency is having trouble. I'm surprised that the Winklevoss Twins bought so heavily into it. Hopefully the investors in this industry can take the r
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by cenal 11y ago
This is basically my stance at this point.
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by cenal 11y ago
This is clearly a terrible design flaw by Trend Micro. I hope some responsible are looking for new jobs. Still, there isn't much faith I put in any endpoint security solutions. They are all terrible. Bromium seems to be bucking the t
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by cenal 11y ago
More ridiculous than that time Microsoft shipped an operating system with no firewall enabled by default and a feature designed to allow for remote commands to be executed? I think the Blaster Worm and other variants that took advantage of
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by cenal 11y ago
The VC bubble is already popping and it's going to affect this year but I don't think it will have as much of an impact on the economy as the Chinese stock market collapsing to more realistic valuations. Let's also keep in mi
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by cenal 11y ago
I agree that the value isn't there for $25/month but charging $5/month isn't going to make him any money either. I would change this so customers get one (basic) lesson per language for free then have to pay to keep goi
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by cenal 11y ago
The great recession of 2016 has begun. This is China finally having their 2008 and it impacting the world.
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by cenal 11y ago
Don't worry. The government already has all your information.
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by cenal 11y ago
Finally a casualty of those emails that domain owners get where we are "required" to verify our information for ICANN.
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by cenal 11y ago
The bigger question here is the relevance of endpoint security like Avast in the grand scheme of things. It seems like the effectiveness of these solutions has waned in the last 10 years. I've read that the most effective way to comb
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by cenal 11y ago
Exciting and scary at the same time. Here's to hoping people don't go overboard.
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by cenal 11y ago
Google should just buy Digital Ocean and build their cloud around that. I know it's not on the same level of sophistication as their existing offerings but who cares? It's so affordable and easy to get up and running with that i
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by cenal 11y ago
What license is it under?

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