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by dooshydoo 16y ago
These studies that whet the appetite for 'sin secrets' are entertaining, but that's about it. I favor reductionism. Maybe it's not forced brain evolution or African-plain-life recreation. Maybe it's because when you drink you tend to eat le
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
I don’t understand the ambivalence for stealing. If you’ve ever tried to teach someone something, you know it’s impossible to get them to where you are. Maybe worse, maybe better, but never your equivalent. And if it's worse, no worries; if
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
A somewhat irresponsible and hypothetical goad. A truly bankrupt sense of self-worth would be refusing 15MM for a germ of a business. It’s one thing to entertain delusions of grandeur, but to rationalize it by concluding you’re an interchan
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
A polarizing article not meant to entertain or educate, but to gain traffic from those searching for 'smart and rich'. If the story were true, I’d feel sorry for him; creating an ideology based on the corner of a puzzle piece makes you hors
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
I don't believe any idea is wholly worthless. Great ideas are on time, good ideas only feel late, and bad ideas are simply too early. For years I've kept two folders. One I fill with concepts (if they can be called that) I plan to test, and
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
I think most rational people have a schizophrenic response to bits like this. It’s glib and cliché for the player to beg forgiveness because the game itself is corrupt. In a different time I naively thought that if the contest is crooked, d
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
Well put. I wasn't taking the half billion in acquisition cost into consideration. However, I think with their still-huge current audience, a couple of cool-by-association acquisitions(pandora,indeed) and celebrity spokespeople, it stands i
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
I disagree. It may be too late for Myspace to be Facebook, but any business with an audience, no matter what size, has potential. Many struggling businesses would kill to have a fraction of Myspace's brand awareness; to make a left turn and
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by dooshydoo 16y ago
No doubt for more than just fatigue. There's a reason most of the longer matches occur between lower-ranked players; neither opponent has the mental fortitude to change strategy accordingly. Not to be mean, I do concede that Isner and Mahut
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by dooshydoo 17y ago
Sure. After much debate, we agreed on a subscription-based model over a Freemium one. Due to the potential for fraud, a free version would be unrealistic and inviting spam. To be blunt, this way, everyone has skin in the game from the get g
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4 points by dooshydoo 17y ago|2 comments