danmaz74

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by danmaz74 15y ago
Yes, that's what I mean. Ponzi schemes are about investors - who expect to earn money from their investment - not about consumers. In the end, if after the IPO the business starts making money and that money gives a healthy return to the la
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by danmaz74 15y ago
Cash flow management is really important to the long term. Actually, if you run out of money in the short term, there is no long term at all...
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by danmaz74 15y ago
The Ponzi scheme allegation isn't about the cash flow model, it's about the investment return model: Groupon used money from the late investors to pay back the first ones with a profit, even if for now their business is losing money - and i
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US Software Patents: Can they be worse for EU startups?(blog.hashtagify.me)
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Will Software Patents Force the US to Pass the Baton of Innovation to Europe?(blog.hashtagify.me)
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by danmaz74 15y ago
Don't forget that Android is open source (except version 3, but we're talking about phones now). This means that if Google decided to charge for it, they could only do so on new versions, and anybody could start from an old one, fork it and
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by danmaz74 15y ago
Absolutely, only a non-obvious solution to a problem should be patentable. But if they at least only granted patents to specific almost-obvious solutions, and not just to any solution (which is the same as patenting the problem), it would
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by danmaz74 15y ago
The real problem is that you should only be able to patent a solution to a difficult problem, while these "broad" patents often look more like you are patenting the problem itself, so that any solution is covered. This is totally against th
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Twitter Hashtags Top Influencers: New Visual Tool (Beta), Today on hashtagify.me(blog.hashtagify.me)
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Are hashtags too geeky for Google+?(blog.hashtagify.me)
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My own OpenVZ VPS "cloud" in 10 minutes - ideal for bootstrapped startups? Howto(blog.hashtagify.me)
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My own dedicated “cloud” with 24 GB of RAM for 89 Euro (127 USD)/Month – part 1(blog.hashtagify.me)
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by danmaz74 15y ago
You're right, jemalloc looks really good: After 24 hours of uptime, and 11592695 commands processed, the fragmentation is still 1.02 Thumbs up!
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Redis or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the unstable version(blog.hashtagify.me)
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Hashtagify: Exploring the Connections between Twitter Hashtags(infosthetics.com)
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