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by chris123 12y ago
Hopefully we all "always" leave the best job we ever had. For example, the best job I ever had when I was 15 was working at deli. I left that job for my new "best job I ever had," which was at a nursery and garden cent
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by chris123 12y ago
Glad to hear Matt is finally questioning his priorities and taking corrective action. Better late than never. Work-life-balance means now, in the present moment, not 15 years from now. The younger we are when we realize that, the better.
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Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO(mattcutts.com)
1 points by chris123 12y ago|1 comments
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by chris123 12y ago
Now we need a "P2P Taxi Meter" for drivers and a "Kayak for P2P Rides" for passengers.
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by chris123 12y ago
Who is working on a "BittorrentCoin?
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by chris123 12y ago
I don't know if I'd go so far as calling them "plain evil," but they definitely have tendencies. They are certainly a near-monopoly, and they are known to treat their employees (at least the low level ones), vendors, an
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The Man Who Knows Too Much(gq.com)
2 points by chris123 12y ago|0 comments
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by chris123 12y ago
Can we get a "Bitcoin meets Dropbox meets Airbnb" already? Thks :)
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by chris123 12y ago
Unethical behavior and marketing are notorious in Silicon Valley, where so many have this "holier than thou" mask on, and make public statements such as #2 on YC's list, yet use every unethical trick in the book to reach crit
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by chris123 12y ago
Seinfeld covered this scenario over a decade ago, complete with visit from Postmaster General: http://youtu.be/JpUqLjjKk4Y?t=3m20s
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by chris123 13y ago
Not surprising. GoDaddy does not have a good reputation among anyone I know, and I've been involved with domain names since the mid 1990s. I recommend you research other registrars and consider taking your business to them. I know N
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by chris123 13y ago
Bitcoin blockchain is looking to take market share for "trust" and "verification" type things. The new web of trust.
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by chris123 13y ago
This guys story is an example of a reasonable reason to restrict. Tons of horror stories like this. I would not be surprised "Airbnb clauses" become standard in rental contracts AND maybe even condo and co-op bylaws, depending on
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by chris123 13y ago
Where is the code being hosted now?
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by chris123 13y ago
Google Hangouts
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by chris123 13y ago
Don't forget the drugs and hookers. Two other things Wall St and Silicon Valley share a deep love of.
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by chris123 13y ago
It's not Facebook that is the problem, it's the entire Silicon Valley culture. Facebook is just a reflection of that. Rotten to the core.
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by chris123 13y ago
Why don't they just fuck them all the way and only give them a 10% rev share. Unbelievable. Rev shares should be 50/50 (at worst). Without the photographers submitting, they have no revenue (and without the distribution network
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500px Prime: A New Licensing Marketplace that Promises Photographers a 30% Cut(petapixel.com)
1 points by chris123 13y ago|1 comments
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by chris123 13y ago
And how will he fund his legal expenses...
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by chris123 13y ago
My general thought, at least thus far, was/is that the "mainstream" crypto currency market will be a winner-take-all kind of market. But maybe there will indeed be one crypto currency for big transactions and one for small.
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by chris123 13y ago
The crypto currency market = "winner take all" market ("all" >= 80%). That said, if the capital costs (mostly mining hardware) and operating costs (mostly electricity, with some rent and labor) leave room for a low-co
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by chris123 13y ago
The response was designed to send a message. And it seems to have accomplished that.
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by chris123 13y ago
Someone is going to be eating their hat in a few years (or less).
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by chris123 13y ago
Follow the white rabbit (or is "Ignorance bliss."). Knock, knock.
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Will Crushing Student Loans and Worthless Degrees Politicize Millennials(oftwominds.com)
1 points by chris123 13y ago|1 comments
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by chris123 13y ago
Follow the Turkish rabbit, my Millennial friends (or are you with Cypher: "Ignorance is bliss."). Knock, knock: http://www.oftwominds.com/blogmay13/politicizing-GenY5-13.ht...
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by chris123 13y ago
The employers with open-plan offices care more about their profits than their employees. It's as simple as that.
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by chris123 14y ago
In 100 years, gold will exist? Bitcoin, maybe, but if not, probably something different and possibly "better," whoever that's defined (security, efficiency, capacity, speed, etc.).
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by chris123 14y ago
What's a credit worth, anyways? Unless its from a top university, it's worth a steaming pile of non-dischargeable student loans and a McJob.

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