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ezl
12y ago
I wouldn't invest. That growth curve doesn't seem reasonable. VC's: I don't really see there being an interest in this. What's the viral coefficient?
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12y ago
> "when you just want to spend the day vegging out eating an entire can of Pringles" A whole day?! Driven entrepreneurs like me can finish a can of pringles in 15 minutes.
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How I Sold 1m of Art
(medium.com)
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12y ago
you should turn that link into an affiliate link. i would love to know how many (other) people also bought that tetris lamp after reading the article.
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Your Doctor Knows You're Killing Yourself. The Data Brokers Told Her
(bloomberg.com)
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:wq, a vim shirt
(teespring.com)
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Product Strategy Is About Saying No – Des Traynor (Intercom.io)
(businessofsoftware.org)
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12y ago
> Including the entire jQuery library just so you can have the $("id") shortcut is like driving a smartcar with spiked monster truck wheels down a freeway. It's dangerous, stupid, and completely unnecessary. Gold.
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Multitasking is the most efficient way to half ass everything
(pitchcircus.com)
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The Myth of the 4-Hour Workweek
(spartantraveler.com)
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Tiny Beautiful Thingsq
(farnamstreetblog.com)
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12y ago
I actually side entirely with Scott Adams. I feel like it's a really cliche and popular thing to say "Do what you love and success will follow", but it seems like objectively bad advice to pick your profession based on your
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12y ago
Posted because a lot of things in this rang true about founding tech companies for me as well: There's a reason why big accomplishments always come with effusive thanks to family and friends. It's not just about giving thanks—it&
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How I Built a Barbecue Restaurant in Brooklyn: The Toll of Owning Your Business
(seriouseats.com)
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Find and Rent the Best College Pads – OnMyBlock.com
(onmyblock.com)
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How Did Elon Musk Learn Enough About Rockets to Run SpaceX?
(quora.com)
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Graph DB and Full Text Search DB as a Service
(orchestrate.io)
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Dumb Business Tips
(ryanglover.net)
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How Has Breaking Bad Impacted the Meth Business?
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Spider-Woman's Big Ass Is a Big Deal
(youtube.com)
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12y ago
seconded. Anand, I would pay for this as a service. Please let me.
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Why The Poor Are Poor (2012)
(bitemyapp.com)
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ezl
12y ago
Thanks -- unintentional typo. I don't think I have the power to change the title after posting.
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Zhang Lei has Lunch with the FT
(ft.com)
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ezl
12y ago
Oh those parasites...
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12y ago
Brutal re-titling. In one small part, former NSA head says they make almost the same decisions regarding issues of how to defend our nation. Gen. Alexander: Obviously they come from different parties, they view things differently, but when
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12y ago
if there's question about pronunciation, i find that putonghua (mandarin) educational material is very good and there are lots of references with clear pictures of what your mouth and tongue should be doing when pronouncing that make i
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12y ago
chinese speakers like yao often because it sounds LESS like other numbers and is harder to miss. yao1 (1) and liu4 (6) should be pretty distinct. but if the way you pronounce them is similar for whatever reason, you can always use yi and c
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12y ago
> Japanese numbers don't lend themselves as easily as Chinese to these double meanings. Japanese words are quite long compared to Chinese ('wo', is Chinese for 'I', the Japanese equivelant is 'watashi'
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12y ago
Japanese does have the phenomenon of being able to ascribe meaning to digits though, even though it's not common to do so in URLs. In school in japan, kids often learn tricks for memorizing multiplication tables and square roots this w
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