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by dkrich 15y ago
I believe Google has them beat on two of those three.
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by dkrich 15y ago
Holy shit, another Q&A startup? Wow, I bet this one does things WAAAAY better than Quora, Yahoo, Hipster, Facebook, and the 15,000 other sites where I can pose a question to a community of users. When will "entrepreneurs" start solving
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by dkrich 15y ago
Maintaining a competitive edge with software that a small team can produce free of charge is a bit more challenging than a multibillion dollar hardware and software company with factories, no?
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by dkrich 15y ago
That may be, but when the provider of said simple solution is simultaneously ratcheting up the price, people who are using the product will bleed over into other products. It seems to me that the people who are attracted to the most basic s
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by dkrich 15y ago
I liked this interview, but I found myself siding with the dude at the computer more than anybody. I mean I fully agree that startups must and should improve lives to be viable. But then how are you in the same interview going to plug a web
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by dkrich 15y ago
Hey Apple, hows about you come back out of your own asshole?
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by dkrich 15y ago
What difference does it make? Sure, on one Groupon promotion a few unused coupons can mitigate losses on the deal overall, but make no mistake about it- businesses use Groupon because it is a cool, hot, marketing play that allows them to be
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by dkrich 15y ago
This article is terrible. It is essentially taking the hottest tech companies of today and making a conjecture that because they have maneuvered well to get where they are, that 100 years from now their methodologies will still apply. I rea