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by coryl 16y ago
My cousin recently visited home from China, and brought his designer purse along with him. I was kind of amused.
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by coryl 16y ago
Needs screenshots or video demo on the homepage. Takes a bit while to figure out what it is (I don't want to schedule a demo yet, I just want to see what it is!).
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by coryl 16y ago
Just an observation on the first bit: Wow, kind of concerning how money centric some people are. He would rather kill himself to leave his family money, than try to raise his family poor? I don't have kids so I don't know. Is this a realist
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by coryl 16y ago
Mathematically, you have a 3 - 4.5% chance or less, based purely on numbers.
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by coryl 16y ago
Keith, I checked out your blog. I found out you're a 20 year old first time entrepreneur who got kicked out of military school and began learning PHP/MySQL. I'm glad you're learning, I think you have some huge misconceptions about the inter
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by coryl 16y ago
Here's how I hustled my way into an internship with a hot analytics startup (as a non-technical, learning PHP like you. Business degree, almost 2 years after graduating). I emailed the co-founder and told him about my interest in the indust
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by coryl 16y ago
How about exercising in a stimulating way? Ie. Learning muay thai, rock climbing, etc.
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by coryl 16y ago
- My productivity levels - Hours of sleep per night (Wakemate does this?) - My happiness level?
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by coryl 16y ago
What were you testing, if I may ask?
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by coryl 16y ago
And now that the big ISPs can force smaller ISPs to pay for overage rates, small ISPs must increase their prices, giving them no competitive edge against brand giants. The end result: everyone gets overcharged for internet access as these c
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by coryl 16y ago
Uhh, not quite socialist, very much capitalist. This is poor regulation of a growing industry monopolized by the huge corps that own cable and phoneline infrastructure. They've somehow lobbied and convinced our government to allow them to c
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by coryl 16y ago
It looks like a bubble, and in the human history every bubble has crushed; soon or later. Bubbles have to have widespread macro-economic build up that will indicate whether or not there is actually a bubble. Are IPO filings up? Is the ave
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by coryl 16y ago
Wow, amazing deal. Only time will tell if its good for them or not.
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by coryl 16y ago
Personally I think this is pretty cool and appreciate the posting, although I would prefer some sort of link.
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by coryl 16y ago
She started the new year off with a bang.
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How the UFC Facebook page got more than 65k “Likes” over the weekend(coryliu.com)
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by coryl 16y ago
Not exactly a bubble; just because a few people give a startup money, doesn't mean every or any startup is getting money.
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by coryl 16y ago
Gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em. Its nice that you have side projects that are growing and doing well, but realistically, you have to look at the hard reality that they'll probably fade in time. You gotta stick with your
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Ask HN: How can I trick myself into enjoying tedious tasks?
1 points by coryl 16y ago|1 comments
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If you don't have time to actually be active in your research and investments, why bother? Its like playing poker and not knowing anything about the game. Luckily I have an uncle whose an investment advisor and handles my money. He's done w
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by coryl 16y ago
Great achievers tend to try and fail often
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by coryl 16y ago
No, wouldn't be particularly useful for me. Occasionally I forget about a cool article I was reading, but thats what my browser history is for I guess.
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by coryl 16y ago
Found a mirror for the video: http://www.lavie.fr/actualite/monde/dans-l-enfer-du-high-tec...
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by coryl 16y ago
Well I see a person looking for a co-founder, so not getting a salary or wage comes with the territory. So I don't see the need to poop on him, he's not being dishonest with his offering. He said hes a wharton graduate, which is an elite bu
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by coryl 16y ago
I didn't see any mention of what he was offering, so why would you say "you want to offer almost nothing" ?
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by coryl 16y ago
This was posted a week ago under 'Ask HN' as a review. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2009521 It was deleted after the poster was outed for making fake accounts to comment and upvote. It shouldn't detract from the startup and its rev
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by coryl 16y ago
(FYI), I was confused about the table structure so I looked it up. The revenue number is his raw retail sales value generated, and his "advertising fee" is his commission earned on those sales. Amazon has a chart for how much you can earn (
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by coryl 16y ago
Build little things at a time. I'm actually just learning programming as well, at 23, a bit older than you. The other day I built my first login/registration system in PHP/MySQL. I was up for about 6 hours doing it until the morning, but it
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by coryl 16y ago
While operating costs can be a reason startups are forced to shut down, I'm sure its not the reason startups close shop. I would assume advice is optimized for growth and traction to make something people want. After all, nobody is in thi
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by coryl 16y ago
I believe they may have been reaching out to college users to kind of create their own branch, or somehow handing out "credit" to the first people to "check in". If you look on each campus' about page, it will show a few names for the "foun

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