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by clarky07 11y ago
I think they are quietly loosening 11.15. It started as just magazines, now it has: Apps may only use auto-renewing subscriptions for periodicals (newspapers, magazines), business Apps (enterprise, productivity, professional creative, cloud
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I never used an ad blocker until the last month or so. Ive made money with content and ads before and I know it's hard to do. Sadly, things have gotten absurd lately. Chrome basically slowed my computer to a halt on an almost daily bas
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by clarky07 11y ago
handy you left one off d. to seek to enroll The recruiter, recruited her to join google. just as coaches from many different schools might recruit an athlete. One does not in fact have to be successful to have recruited someone.
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Should I Work for Free(shouldiworkforfree.com)
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by clarky07 11y ago
why the downvotes? Most people wouldn't consider half a term in congress significant experience. I can't think of many presidents with less. That doesn't mean he did a terrible job or was completely unqualified or anything of
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by clarky07 11y ago
To be fair, while we only have 2 parties (with any chance at all) those parties are spectrums. Not everyone within the parties agree with each other. There are wings to each party, and the candidates selected in primaries reflect that. For
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by clarky07 11y ago
3 times. Adams, Bush, Harrison. Point remains.
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by clarky07 11y ago
Is that true? Is the HN demographic really that young. No wonder it seems like everyone here is more liberal than average.
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Except for our current president, when he ran in 2008?
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by clarky07 11y ago
1. That is incredibly far fetched. China isn't stupid, and nobody wins in that scenario. 2. If that did happen, we'd be in a world war, and I'm guessing that would lower iPhone sales and nobody would much care about repatriat
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by clarky07 11y ago
He's suggesting the lobbyists are in the right in this case, and the tax rates for repatriation should be lowered to something more reasonable. Then companies would be paying more tax than they are currently giving the govt getting mor
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by clarky07 11y ago
what is 0% of 100 billion? 0 What is 10% of 100 billion? 10 billion. 10 billion is more than 0 dollars, so it makes sense. 0 is what they will get if the keep the rate the same as it is now. >If the IRS is going to give Apple a tax holid
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by clarky07 11y ago
Of course. Totally makes sense that the U.S. is protecting China allowing apple to sell the phones made in China and then sold in China. Oh wait, the U.S. Military isn't protecting China? Every first world country has court systems, co
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by clarky07 11y ago
There's very little reason to. unless they were just desperate to use the cash why pay more taxes than they need to? The money wasn't made in America, they don't have a great claim to it (many countries don't have this t
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Fitbit Sprints in IPO Debut, Eyes New Growth Models(news.investors.com)
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by clarky07 11y ago
by being "lamest" it is most reasonable for humans to go to, and most likely to actually be useful to us.
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by clarky07 11y ago
>If you believe that small retail investors should be protected from themselves when it comes to early stage investing, this is a good thing. Alternately, the small retail investor isn't getting the chance to make life changing amou
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by clarky07 11y ago
This title needs fixed. It is not in fact $690 for an hour of design time. It is $690 for an hour of discussion about a business and it's goals for their website, followed by setting up and running multiple A/B tests to advance th
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by clarky07 11y ago
Actually it does. I'm primarily and iOS developer, and the GPL does prevent me from selling my software. Even if it weren't for Apple, the clones are bad enough without just having to give my code away to anyone who wants to use a
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by clarky07 11y ago
Except for the part where you need to make anything you put it in GPL too... >freedom to use the software as you wish in whatever way you wish. unless you want to use it next to closed source, in which case you can't.
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by clarky07 11y ago
I think it beats windows because it's free... It beats the others because it is the best free option. I don't know WHY it is the best version honestly. I don't see why gpl Linux would lead to a better OS than bsd, other than
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by clarky07 11y ago
As I'm thinking about this more, I think it almost makes my point even more. The only thing about Linux that is useful for an entrepreneur is that it is "free as in beer". How many startups are looking at the source code for
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by clarky07 11y ago
but how is it actually better than MIT or BSD? Why does precluding anyone from possibly making money on it make it better?
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How does that help me as an entrepreneur? The GPL provides me nothing, and the commercial is normal commercial I can buy. How does this change anything I said?
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by clarky07 11y ago
i've used linux plenty during my life, and yet i see very few people using it personally. i find Mac and Windows to be better in almost every way, and I doubt I ever use Linux again. i will give you servers though, they are certainly u
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by clarky07 11y ago
IMO, Free Software misses the point. it's open source things like MIT and BSD that actually allows entrepreneurs on HN to start businesses at a fraction of the cost of before. GPL helps not even a little bit. Open source is awesome, an
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by clarky07 11y ago
The title isn't misleading at all. It's about the different financial indicators that people use to talk about saas businesses, and he just used his own business as an example to help explain the terms. The numbers or company need
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by clarky07 11y ago
I did live through both of the last bubbles.[1] That's why I'm suggesting this would be different. I didn't say it wouldn't be felt at all, just that it wouldn't be nearly as bad. are there really a lot of pension f
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by clarky07 11y ago
why would the public markets crash, and why would the housing market outside of SF crash? I feel like I made reasonable assumptions as to why those things wouldn't happen. If you think that's not the case, at least provide an argu
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by clarky07 11y ago
1. "bay area" is not in fact "everyone in america/world" hence, much less bad. 2. I do not think that Apple, Google, and Facebook are significantly competing against many of these startups. Facebook maybe to an exte

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