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eonw
11y ago
this reads like the author is in love with these two guys. doesnt come off as unbias.
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eonw
11y ago
i tried to use it, it just crashed FireFox 39.0 on Windows 7.
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eonw
11y ago
i agree with this part... unless its a gift to you, if i am going to be financing travel, it will be me doing the traveling.
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eonw
11y ago
no surprised about the down votes, i've seen a lot of logical explanations and correct responses get them. its almost like they would rather read drama then thoughtful answers.
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eonw
11y ago
i guess i fail to realize how a coffee plant on a cart will attract customers... frankly, IMO, keeping a tropical plant alive in a glass box on a cart will be a lot more work then worth. they take 3-5 years before producing and grow to 6 fe
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eonw
11y ago
i hate to be a pessimist, but i really dont see this going far, for a plethora of reasons... but for their sake, ill hope i am wrong. grow your own coffee beans on the cart? yea right, that cart will grow enough beans in a whole year to mak
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eonw
11y ago
i am not a linkedin employee, i just know a few tricks that blackhats use. :) thus, i can not explain why they went full stupid instead of just fixing the issue.
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eonw
11y ago
19% gain in a day is pretty damned good.
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eonw
11y ago
actually, this feature was being exploited by spammers. a pending contact was still exportable.... so you add thousands of people, then export the list and send them email. easy way to gather targeted business email addresses that are worth
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eonw
11y ago
frbo.com had been up and operating for many years before airbnb came around. "good idea" in this case wasn't original, so that would leave luck or connections. maybe it wasnt the YC money that helped as much as YC's conn
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eonw
11y ago
maybe investors get discounts on services?
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eonw
11y ago
governments rarely prosecute those that trade in secrets.
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eonw
11y ago
"everything else in the data center" is a little missleading, and quite frankly an exaggeration in my experience. one compromised server will not bring down rackspace, for instance. or even our little three row DC. i also do not t
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eonw
11y ago
looks like an interesting project. we have literally hundreds of thousands of acres of labor intensive agriculture(fruit trees) around where i live and this is a big problem to solve. congrats! have you reached out to companies like stemilt
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eonw
11y ago
the mind is the most powerful thing known to man. even with a disorder strong minded people have worked their way through and came back to being productive and happy members of society. alcoholism is considered a disease but people get thro
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eonw
11y ago
i have found exercise to be extremely useful when battling depression. diet also, but not nearly as much.
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eonw
11y ago
it would be interesting to see the break down of the wealth housed in Switzerland based on nationality of its owner. I know a number of notable Germans have gone there, but i would imagine other countries have as well, in fairly large numbe
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eonw
11y ago
what does the bay area offer that requires someone to uproot and come out there just for a few months? what if the location they are already in is ideal for their business? for instance i live where we have 3 cent per kwh power, moving to
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eonw
11y ago
sounds like a very cool project.
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eonw
11y ago
almost every employee i ever fired in california got some kind of check as an offering to ask them not to sue for more... at will is misleading statement in a litigious state.
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eonw
11y ago
this isnt that abnormal. i used to not see my cleaning lady for many months at a time. just left a $50 on the counter every wednesday on my way to work, came home to clean house, folded clothes, everything in its place... it was awesome.
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eonw
11y ago
makes you wonder how many other startups are in the same boat.
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eonw
11y ago
CrunchyRoll seems to be doing fine in their niche, despite the 800lb gorillas in the neighborhood. it might be easier for the gorillas to just let them grow, spend the time rounding up and acquiring all the rights, and then buying out the s
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eonw
11y ago
is this related to insufficient infrastructure or the services are just blocking you by IP/region?
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eonw
11y ago
without their amazing marketing ability, having the same glass really isnt that useful, so i guess trade secret does make more sense in this light.
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eonw
11y ago
aren't pyrex and swarovski just patented 'recipes' for making glass?
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eonw
11y ago
i just think its dumb how people want to "change" the internet, or anything for that matter. its not a tamable creature, its anarchy and chaos and humanity in all of its glory, good or bad. it bothers me when people say we need to
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eonw
11y ago
i really dont think it will be a problem, delta is an airline but also a common word.
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eonw
11y ago
most of the best SEOs i know, if not all, didnt have any insider knowledge but still managed to learn how to do their job and grow traffic. im not sure i would expect any insider knowledge or treatment in this position.
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eonw
11y ago
i dont think he has a legitimate concern at all, tell him your stake came from your investment of time, energy and ideas. if he wants to take that he should offer fair compensation or sell his shares. from his logic, why should someone prov
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