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by fallentimes 17y ago
That won't stop Ochocinco.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
How do they deal with interest rate fluctuations?
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by fallentimes 17y ago
I'm not one of the founders, but Paul Boutin covered them for Venture Beat too.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
I am proposing finding a non-compromising way to make just enough revenue to keep it going sustainably while remaining neutral. Monetization, non-compromosing and neutral have trouble playing nice with each other.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Also, for those of you that don't know, Brad (brandnewlow) founded the excellent Chicago news site, Windy Citizen: http://www.windycitizen.com
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Andrew's a good guy; I just think he resides at the the opposite end of the spectrum compared to most of the readers of Hacker News. Although some of the tactics expressed in the interviews make me shake my head, many more have been enterta
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by fallentimes 17y ago
It all comes back to this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=756529
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by fallentimes 17y ago
>In the summer, when school’s out, he does this for 15 hours a day, signing on at 9am with his trademark Ed McMahon–esque “Here’s crime for today” and stopping at midnight so he can sleep. Rarely do five minutes go by without a new pos
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Google: It's Really About the Backlinks(davidnaylor.co.uk)
1 points by fallentimes 17y ago|0 comments
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Not always: http://trends.google.com/websites?q=ebay.com&geo=US&...
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Frank Schilling on the Domain Name Industry(playingtheangles.com)
1 points by fallentimes 17y ago|0 comments
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Your comment reminded me of this quote: "We don't take steps to redress inequalities of looks, friends, or sex life. We don't grab a kidney from you to save someone's life, even though that health difference was unfair brute luck. Redistri
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Because Google lets big brands get away with murder. The bigger you are the easier it is to get away with paid links/spamming/cloaking/etc.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Really? Do you happen to have a source? A quick google search was fruitless for me.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Please don't.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
I don't think people are down voting you on the basis of perceived correctness. Hacker News and politics just don't mix well, thankfully.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Wow the Techcrunch comments aren't very Techcrunch-like (this is a good thing). I'm excited to see the 13 startups that were off the record.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Seobook.com is also excellent. There's so much misinformation & snake oil out there you really need to be careful.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Real Estate is close.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
They spam with such mass they probably don't even care.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
PG's microblog: http://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=pg
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by fallentimes 17y ago
This one has been very successful: http://www.baristanet.com/
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by fallentimes 17y ago
You could always make one :D http://www.slinkset.com
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Where's kingkongrevenge when you need him?
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by fallentimes 17y ago
Yes.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
I went to sxsw interactive this year... I think you went to the wrong place.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
You're talking percent, he's talking gross.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
It's _not_ a one percent improvement (1%). That is mathematically incorrect. It's a one percentage point improvement. Wrong terminology is responsible for 95% of this thread.
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by fallentimes 17y ago
No need for downmods; nostrademons works at Google. However, won't HN people applying through that method just be sent in to a black hole?
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by fallentimes 17y ago
"I increased my conversion rate by 1%?" It wouldn't be an increase of 1%. It would be an increase of one percentage point OR an increase of 100%. This entire thread could be resolved by acknowledging the differences between percent and perc

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