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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   No idea, and that is a good point. I doubt all of these companies end up succeeding. That said, I think that the majority of them simply lose their investors money, so it's not going to harm the economy at large.
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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   1) Fair enough. I just liked setting up the story. 2) Well, I didn't define this in the article, but my definition of a bubble is a collapse of liquidity due to over-valuation and outright failure of companies. In this case, I don't feel li
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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   Looking forward to comments! please leave them here :)
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   Tech Bubble 2.0? I don't think so(davidtyleryork.tumblr.com)

   2 points by dtyleryork 16y ago|5 comments
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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   clever promo. nice
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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   We're working on a flash-sales site with a focus for launching new products (rather than selling overstock of old products). We want to give small merchants and designers a captive audience to get those first early adopters. We currently ha
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   by dtyleryork 16y ago

   Just got rejected as well. Amen, brother
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   There is no bubble(tumblr.com)

   2 points by dtyleryork 16y ago|0 comments
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   Ask HN: Would you be interested in flash sales of new products?

   5 points by dtyleryork 16y ago|0 comments