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The Truth About the ‘Age Premium’(blogs.wsj.com)
3 points by credo 13y ago|0 comments
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Separation Anxiety - A Father's death(opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by credo 13y ago|0 comments
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by credo 14y ago
Detailed post, but it doesn't seem to address two things. 1. The WSJ report noted that Apple was concerned that " AppGratis was pushing a business model that appeared to favor developers with the financial means to pay for exposure." Simon
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Game designer Brenda Romero quits IGDA following party with hired female dancers(venturebeat.com)
27 points by credo 14y ago|25 comments
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by credo 14y ago
It is good, but he most certainly isn't unique in this regard and he is late to the game. For several years, Fred Wilson has written that "carried interest" should be taxed as ordinary income. For instance, see http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2010
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Study Suggests Lower Mortality Risk for People Deemed to Be Overweight(nytimes.com)
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by credo 14y ago
>> What I'm more interested in is why the most passionate defenders of the second amendment never seem interested in government power grabs like this. Isn't the reason for the 2nd amendment to keep expansive government in check Th
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India’s ‘Aakash,’ Now Made in China(india.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Romney digital director: Orca wasn’t a loss(washingtonpost.com)
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by credo 14y ago
The Ace of Spades post suggests that Orca was a key reason for the defeat (though it doesn't explicitly assert it). The post attacks Orca and asks "If this had worked could it have closed the gap?" Erick Erickson makes the suggestion more s
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by credo 14y ago
>>Open Source will eventually win the war. You're neglecting to mention one important fact. Open Source often relies on subsidies and handouts from companies/organizations(that use open-source software to compete with (and attack)
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by credo 14y ago
(Regardless of whether one has a Facebook account or not) If your theory is correct, this seems like a good reason to not use Chrome or any browser with a Google Toolbar :)
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by credo 14y ago
You mention that the nonces expire after a period of time. If you don't plan on cutting the feature for ever, perhaps you could consider an alternative approach of limiting the validity of the URLs to the first visit and also removing the e
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‘Great Journalism’ That Has Unwanted Business Impact in China(publiceditor.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Women's Quest toBe Romantically Desirable Can Conflict With Scientific Pursuits(sciencedaily.com)
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How Exercise Can Help You Master New Skills(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Google Working on Maps for iPhone, iPad(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by credo 14y ago
>> In an attempt to erase a $210,000 penalty the utility said the company owed for underestimating its power use, Microsoft proceeded to simply waste millions of watts of electricity, records show. Then it threatened to continue bur
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by credo 14y ago
Nope, the need to cheat is based on the individual's sense of ethics. Some people create valuable products, write valuable posts, but feel the need to cheat. Some others may write not-so-valuable posts, but they will not cheat. Of course, t
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by credo 14y ago
Gruber says "(Eric Schmidt even admitted last week, at Motorola’s Droid event in New York, that only one half of one percent of Android “activations” are for tablets" The source ( http://9to5google.com/2012/09/05/eric-schmidt-1-3-million-
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Really? Using a Computer Before Bed Can Disrupt Sleep(well.blogs.nytimes.com)
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What I learn from a hot air balloon story?(blogs.msdn.com)
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The App Store Long Tail Myth(blog.cascadesoft.net)
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App Store Fraud: Using other developers' source code(iphonedevelopment.blogspot.co.uk)
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Hipstamatic lays off all but core employees, including designers and engineers(thenextweb.com)
15 points by credo 14y ago|2 comments
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by credo 14y ago
Sometimes it looks like authoritarian governments can learn a thing or two from "democratic" countries. When Chen Guangcheng sought refuge in the American embassy, the Chinese govt didn't use any trumped up criminal charges against him as a
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by credo 14y ago
These numbers are interesting, but the profile of a tech startup is very different from that of a typical "small business". Accountants and manicurists and dentists and consultants run small businesses they start making money from a very ea
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by credo 14y ago
Two points 1. Yes, most startups failed in 1999 and most startups are failing now. This isn't unexpected. Anytime, there is a boom in startups, most of them are going to fail. If the first 10 startups succeed there will be 100 more. If the
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by credo 14y ago
At first, 200,000 downloads sounded impressive, getting into the top apps lists is also impressive, but the problem is outlined in the second paragraph. >> Gasketball was released for free, with a one-time in-app purchase that unloc
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by credo 14y ago
>>Now look at 2012: the long tail is responsible for 68% of the revenue generated, with the top 25 at 15% and the top 26-100 at 17%. >>Bottom line, in the new app economy, there’s no struggle of the 99% here. The richer are

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