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by enjo 14y ago
I guess I don't understand the difference.
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by enjo 14y ago
Also available directly from Google.
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by enjo 14y ago
Where is this?:)
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by enjo 15y ago
I wouldn't. That's not just white-knighting either. You can't have a culture like that and be seriously committed to making amazing products. That's a culture that chases the outwardly flashy, not the inwardly brilliant. I only work on prod
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by enjo 15y ago
Do you count videos served or videos uploaded as the primary metric for YouTube? It's the latter that drives revenue after all.
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by enjo 15y ago
Not to mention I have absolutely no idea what they do, and I'm not going to sit through a video to figure it out.
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by enjo 15y ago
I came from a much smaller set of phones (iPhone 1, iPhone 3GS, Droid Incredible)... so I was also really skeptical. For me, it's probably damn near perfect in terms of form factor. It took a day or two to get used to holding it, but after
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by enjo 15y ago
Are all college educations equal? I suspect not. I attended a lower tier institution, and I'm pretty sure that someone graduating from MIT or Stanford probably had a more rigorous education than I did (if for no other reason than the qualit
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by enjo 15y ago
You pretty much summed up why modern suburbs are the way they are.
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by enjo 15y ago
One of our accounts was down.. but just one. US-CO
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by enjo 15y ago
I think you are being a bit harsh on his ability so cale. Anecdote time: I own a lead-generation business. We focus primarily on home services, and over the last couple of years I've gotten to see a lot of businesses on this guys scale op
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by enjo 15y ago
That's jaw-dropping really... every student should have to experience the horrors of the dragon book. *edit: I say that firmly tongue in cheek. The Dragon book is one of the most important pieces of CS literature ever written. It's a fine b
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by enjo 15y ago
You're just in the wrong spot:) I'm pimping Denver in this thread, but what the hell, I'm going to do it again! I live in a house with a proper yard. It's not suburban big (1100 ft^2 house on a 4500 ft^2 lot), but it's really nice. I have a
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by enjo 15y ago
You can add Indianapolis, Denver, and Columbus to that list. I'd think Miami would probably qualify as well.
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by enjo 15y ago
It's a reason that I love living in Denver, Colorado. I live (affordably) about two miles from Downtown. There is a huge network of urban walking trails just a few short blocks form my house. I either bike or walk (or both thanks to the b
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by enjo 15y ago
Wouldn't that mean that brick and mortar folks are being doubly taxed? After all they are paying taxes to maintain that infrastructure in addition to what Fedex and the like are paying.
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by enjo 15y ago
It always felt to me like Teslas's entire existence is based on this:)
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by enjo 15y ago
I disagree with almost all of that. It's not a technology business? Is airbnb? You need a way to connect folks who are willing to board dogs with those who need boarding. How do you do that without technology? The bulletin board at your sup
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by enjo 15y ago
Boulder/Denver certainly deserve mention. Home to Tech Stars and some big wins.
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by enjo 15y ago
They aren't investing VC level money either. The same criticism applies to YC as well doesn't it?
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by enjo 15y ago
They benefit because the people paying them money have the infrastructure to get to work to make the money to pay them. Everything is always connected.
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by enjo 15y ago
Scala has been on my mind this week, so it was interesting to see this article pop up. I've started to dive into an existing code-base, and I honestly just can't grok what Scala is trying to be. I think my biggest issue is that the language
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by enjo 15y ago
What about that makes you uncomfortable exactly? I'm genuinely curious, as I've heard that sentiment expressed many times before. It's not like your house is otherwise invisible...
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by enjo 15y ago
Maybe I'm not understanding, but there are a variety of options for touchscreen android phones on prepay here in the U.S.
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by enjo 15y ago
I agree with OP. This is a complete non-starter for me if I can't actually send physical gifts. I actually just assumed that you were an amazon affiliate play:)
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by enjo 15y ago
Attracting customers is rarely free as well.
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by enjo 15y ago
That would seem to be the idea here wouldn't it?
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by enjo 15y ago
"Take all of your money" is really rare... the one constant in every example in the article is that the founder who is being forced out is almost always paid off. In the one case I've been a witness too, it was the same. It's usually quite
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by enjo 15y ago
Does it? Or does it simply raise the floor? I'm not aware of many businesses who go out of their way to hire excess capacity, no matter what it costs.
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by enjo 15y ago
What 75% or so (according to your article) who aren't mentally ill? Also, how many of those mentally ill suffer from paranoia in the first place. After all, mental illness takes many forms. Is this different from hiring someone to spin a si

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