dpcheng2003

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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Distributed computing to mine bitcoins for charity. If it's a platform, then you can plug whatever charity you want to support and share the unique identifier in the software so whatever you (and your friends) mine, it goes to that cha
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A Bitcoin version of the SETIhome program for donating to charities?
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
The answer is going to be colonizing other planets/moons. As more manual and semi-skilled labor is outsourced to AI and robots in "modern society", the outskirts of humanity will degenerate into a frontier state because human
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Running in the minority here but I honestly don't have a HUGE problem with the omission of "these", even though, yes it does change the meaning and intent of PG's quote. I am more interested that in all the backlash, I h
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Bravo. Okay... I got fooled. I clicked on this link bait because I read it quickly and thought, hey it's from Wired and they're somewhat reputable in the topics I follow. Oops, nope, it's the Wire. Well, you got me "thew
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Before, I built pitch books and excel models and funneled money from one place to another, taking a cut. Today, I build websites that democratize content (okay that's a bit hyperbole). I just feel better about my life choices now that
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
That's a particularly cynical response to something I consider to be incredibly positive, but I think there's a lot of scar tissue in the industry from bad behavior so you may be right to be wary. Let me tell it from my perspectiv
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
As someone that produces content, I am pleased that Hummingbird is moving into the direction of higher-quality content, with appreciation for long-form content. I am not pleased with all the stuff we have to do with Google+ such as authorsh
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
"The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall." - Nelson Mandela Just some inspiration for everyone here. RIP Madiba.
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Or it can just say healthy, productive people go to sleep. I find the "real men" headline bait almost as annoying as the pop-up.
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Show HN: We launched a platform that can be the HN for any industry/profession(techcrunch.com)
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Rather than keep posting blogs about the Penny Arcade job article...
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Everyone has the right to voice their disagreement. It is, after all, a free country. I voiced my opinion, you're voicing yours. I am confused where my logic "fails" here. The point I am making is that there is a community th
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Nope.
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
I think the author skates between praise and criticism as they are different sides of the same coin--Robert is a great businessman. I find this type of knee-jerk response to the job posting disappointing. When did we become so sensitive or
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Warning: Some generalizations and hyperbole... It was typically true that engineers have high leverage, productivity and scale, whereas sales people do not. When traditional enterprise software was sold, it was done primarily through the &q
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Snapchat: I just did what I do best. I took your little plan and I turned it on itself. Look what I did to the tech media with a few snaps and a Colbert Report appearance? Hmmm? You know... You know what I've noticed? Nobody panics whe
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Mobile is Tweeting the World(blog.sharebloc.com)
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Twitter is Under-Valued (for Investors and Marketers)(blog.sharebloc.com)
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Marketing in the Time of Online Dating(blog.sharebloc.com)
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
It turns out smart people do dumb things all the time. The trick isn't being smart all the time, which is difficult. Rather, you want to be smart at the right time and convince other incredibly smart people to do something incredibly d
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Product Lessons Learned from World of Warcraft(blog.sharebloc.com)
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Why We Pivoted: A Story About Lessons Learned From Failure(blog.sharebloc.com)
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by dpcheng2003 13y ago
Complete agreement. Let's use another great sci-fi 'verse to provide context on why the "frontier" is not a necessary backdrop for good Star Wars, but rather, was a convenient short-hand for the rebel alliance who had to
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Infographic to help you figure out HR-related vendors/issues for your startup(vendorstack.com)
1 points by dpcheng2003 14y ago|0 comments
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VendorStack Launches With Service Like Yelp And Quora For Enterprise Vendors(techcrunch.com)
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How is enterprise babby formed?(blog.vendorstack.com)
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Why Gartner’s Magic Quadrant is an Illusion...(blog.vendorstack.com)
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Ask HN: What would you put on a concise FAQ for mobile developers?
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Why We Share: The Changing Nature of the Enterprise(blog.vendorstack.com)
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