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by ddemchuk 17y ago
Once again, what part of it is unfair? Is it unfair to the children receiving it, or do YOU just think it's unfair that some kids are getting a bunch of cash from their rich parents?? If you have no say in what an individual does with his w
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
I thought about this on my bike ride home tonight: Which part is unfair? The parent choosing to give their own personal wealth to a child, or the child receiving the wealth of their parent? Surely, a parent who can do whatever he chooses wi
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
If you don't like capitalism, move somewhere that doesn't use it as their economical system so life can be more "fair". You might not like that kids get their parent's wealth without technically earning it, but that's the nature of the game
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I'm just about to start using Twilio at a pretty large scale and am really excited about it. I called them to ask a few questions and their cofounder called me back, always nice to hear a response like that.
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On the topic of Namecheap, do any of you guys know of other registrars that offer API access to all of the domain functions? I'm working on a project where I'll need to purchase hundreds of domains so an API is crucial but the best I've fou
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
My girlfriend lives with a girl who works at that lab and is probably working on that brain right now. She's explained a lot of the process to me, it's pretty fascinating stuff. I think they save every 10 slices or so, and the brain has bee
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excessively
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I didn't say you're targeting more intelligent people, just more technologically inclined people who are most likely accustomed to Adsense ads and therefore less likely to click on them and provide you income. There are a lot of niches out
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
Your ads might not be well targeted enough/have low CPC rates. Plus, your site seems to be aimed at techies. Most of us don't ever click ads so it's tough to monetize that way. Nice blog though :-)
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I agree with you, but when I was in high school I was able to slack off and do things an hour before they were due and got a good GPA simply because I was intelligent enough to pull it off. I had no reason to believe anything might be wrong
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I've found myself in a similar boat for a long time now. Go see your doctor and get referred to a psychiatrist for an evaluation. Not that medication is the only solution, but ADHD can manifest itself in different ways and sometimes taking
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Where is the substance of this article? We all know there are certain on page SEO factors but all this article really talks about is getting your site ready to be indexed, when most people care about getting ranked... You need to do keyword
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Why not execute on your idea, get users, then contact a company that you think could also copy your idea and strike a partnership/advertising arrangement with them?
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It wouldn't be making you "dumber" then, it would simply be making you less creative. I know a lot of brilliant people who are not creative whatsoever. I also know a bunch of very creative people who would normally be considered dumb using
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
of course it's worth it...if you're interested in proactive SEO, you need to focus on building relevant, targeted one way links to your site for the keywords you're looking to rank for. Start with long tail keywords (like 2004 nissan altima
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This reads like it was written by a marketing major...you need to be able to tell someone what this does in one sentence. Not a sentence of list items chopped up with commas.
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I believe nearly all of their data is just pulled from the big 3 search engines, especially Google. They also grab page ranks, backlinks from yahoo, adwords data, and microsoft oci data. It's not proprietary data, it's just presented reall
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MS is $97 one time, no subscription. it really is one the best search data tools I've ever used
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Procrastination can also be an outward symptom of other problems, such as anxiety, depression, or excessive stress. Also, those with attention problems tend to do everything but focus on their tasks at hand, often without any means of contr
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Ask HN: Do you keep a journal?
3 points by ddemchuk 17y ago|2 comments
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That would be a pretty massive trust fund to pay for all of the server space + bandwidth they need in addition to their staff
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
+1 on ZAMM, very interesting book...do you plan on moving on to Lila, the "sequel"? I've read that very few have a full understanding of the point of the second book...I never got around to reading it after the first...
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I can understand the saying "money can't buy happiness", but when you're broke and behind on bills, that lack of money sure does create unhappiness. I've talked to a very well off person about this, and they said that not having to think pa
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You could always build a 255 site SEO network and interlink them all for SERP purposes. Class C blocks are big for people building link farms in order to take over the top ten results for different search terms.
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I would love to see _why come back as _whynot
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That ideal doesn't seem very consistent with his removing all of his work from the internet
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I have actually found it too easy to start things and equally easy to just let them fall away. What I have found distinctly difficult to do is actually finish something I've started. I have enough half finished projects to keep a team of 50
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bustaname.com is your friend, type in a bunch of different keywords and pick the one you like
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Another option for this idea, instead of outsourcing it, is to create essetially the "last.fm" of travel...collect information from people about their trips (where they stayed, how they got there, where they visited) and then when people wa
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by ddemchuk 17y ago
it's a bad habit of mine to prematurely judge people's intellect solely on their ability to differentiate between the two

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