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   by far33d 20y ago

   how awesome would it be if bloomberg asked youtube to pull this video, or sued them for putting it up.
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   by far33d 20y ago

   I'm not saying it is that simple. Google is in the right here. They obey the law, they give customers exactly what they want. The issue is on the supply side: How can content producers adapt to this altered economy? Right now, their answe
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   by far33d 20y ago

   The best C hacker I've ever met (probably the best programmer, period) swears by Haskell and functional programming. So does the second best. In my time here at my full-time job I've mentored a lot of kids straight out of school. So often
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   by far33d 20y ago

   While I'm on the YouTube side of this one, the web does place content creators in something of a dilemma. If content producers can't make revenue from the web, how are they going to afford to make quality content in the first place? While a
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   by far33d 20y ago

   maybe because you still call them girls?
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   by far33d 20y ago

   I meant for the labor components of the "build", not maintenance, costs.
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   by far33d 20y ago

   While, in dollars, founder time and equity don't cost anything, in real terms, they do. Unfortunately, even in public companies, there isn't a good way to really account for these numbers... So I believe the bigger numbers (Mobissimo, Wesab