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Henry Blodget's "colossal mistake"(pandodaily.com)
1 points by csa 13y ago|0 comments
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Henry Blodget defends slideshow journalism(pandodaily.com)
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Ubiquitous cameras: The people's panopticon(economist.com)
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The Obamacare software mess(economist.com)
62 points by csa 13y ago|51 comments
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Tell HN: Startup School 2013 afterparty info sent
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Mobile banking leapfrogging traditional banking in Myanmar(economist.com)
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A cluster of start-ups in east London is thriving(economist.com)
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by csa 13y ago
My 2 cents.... I suggest that there is much more value in the experience, expertise, and networking than in the money. That being said, the money is necessary for some startups based on their (potential) business model or the circumstances
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by csa 13y ago
While nothing like the Bay Area and LA, there are quite a few jobs available on the Central Coast. The catch is that they are almost always filled via personal connections rather than job announcements.
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Slo-mo mojo: How animals perceive time(economist.com)
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by csa 13y ago
I'd love to see their business plan, too. As of now, since they don't charge anything, you have to assume that the users are the product. From what I can make of the publicly available information (mostly interviews with Richard),
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by csa 13y ago
This domain was grandfathered in before October 2001. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.edu
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Panda poop power(economist.com)
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Unbreakable cryptography: The devil and the details(economist.com)
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3D printing scales up(economist.com)
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Solar-powered remote-controlled drones(economist.com)
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by csa 13y ago
Here is a link to releases: http://www.bls.gov/bls/newsrels.htm I vaguely remember an article that said that some folks get the BLS data a few milliseconds faster than everyone else and avail themselves of this first m
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by csa 13y ago
tl;dr -- fiverr 1. Compose tactful email text explaining the bet. This is optional if you don't care about tact or a potential negative impact on your or your company image. 2. Go to fiverr and get a person or three to find teachers, a
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Why startup culture is such a fragile and precious thing(pandodaily.com)
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How To Sell A Startup Client On Value(planscope.io)
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The future of transport: No loopy idea(economist.com)
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1732.
by csa 13y ago
More later. I actually have to work.
1733.
by csa 13y ago
VELOCITY OF MONEY -- WORKERS GOING OUT Twenty years ago, middle class workers went out quite a bit more often and quite a bit more luxuriously than they do now. Some examples: - The typical end-of-year party (bounenkai) 20 years ago at a so
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by csa 13y ago
VELOCITY OF MONEY -- LEGAL ASPECTS This is one of my favorite anecdotes about Japan that does a good job of exemplifying some of the changes that have happened in Japan over the past two or three decades. Before my time in Japan, maybe up t
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by csa 13y ago
tl;dr -- whether "lost decades" is a misnomer or not, evidence on the ground suggests something is going on, and it doesn't seem to be good. Some anecdotes from someone who has lived and worked in Japan on and off for about h
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by csa 13y ago
This is a great essay from pg ("What you'll wish you'd known"): http://paulgraham.com/hs.html I recommend this to anyone in high school or college who is looking for good heuristics for life direction. M
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by csa 13y ago
Reading this article definitely brought back fond memories of early Google. I remember the first time I used Google (based on a friend's recommendation), and I remember the elation I felt at being able to find useful results so easily.