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Yahoo Shares Spike 7% on Report That It Might Sell Off Its Core Business(techcrunch.com)
5 points by funkyy 11y ago|1 comments
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by funkyy 11y ago
None listed by you come even close to what Facebook offer to majority of users. Linkedin is work environment and people wont go personal there, Twitter is just status update thing that really tries to become something bigger but fail to see
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by funkyy 11y ago
That's right, unless animals felt safe since they are in Zoo and their behavior is different than out in dangerous nature...
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by funkyy 11y ago
It seems the caretaker confuses himself here. Allowing animals to sort things out by themselves, but removing leader unnaturally? Sounds like there was a lack of deeper thought in here and human emotions (saving animal from pain) took over
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by funkyy 11y ago
"some" countries, not all. Media wants you to believe all countries have those problems, but that is not true. There is at least two dozens countries that would act on such an event rationally. Damn, even Germany would probably do
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by funkyy 11y ago
This is very unsettling. Sounds like company changed its strategy in middle of funding rounds. I also see a lot of neutral to negative opinions about it. Well, we will see, but I cannot say I am optimistic about "startup" rising s
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by funkyy 11y ago
15% = 60 100% ~ 400 So global workforce was 400. 15% equals to 60 employees.
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by funkyy 11y ago
But that is what I am saying. If there is a startup, it builds infrastructure that is easy to scale. In a year they end up having 500 servers. Are they interesting to AWS? Sure. Are they interested to move their infrastructure from quite go
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by funkyy 11y ago
I am actually a startup and time is very precious for me. Within a day I managed to set 4 server infrastructure on Vultr - I have database server, 2 workers and 1 web facing server. While this is nothing compared to what companies use AWS f
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by funkyy 11y ago
If one of those giants could make a user friendly service with proper, clean documentation, then that would be bulls eye. Both AWS and Google are really bad at this and they assume every potential customer have quite good technological know
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by funkyy 11y ago
Two "lucky" strikes in the same family in Russia? It seems there might be more than just luck to that.
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Postmates Acquihires Activity Concierge Sosh in a Fire Sale(techcrunch.com)
6 points by funkyy 11y ago|0 comments
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by funkyy 11y ago
I am happy user of Anker mouse and I must say - I dropped it so many times, but it works great. My wireless Microsoft mouses, while great, had average life of 1-1,5 year (I am using mouse ~10-12 hours a day). Anker is with me since almost 2
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Growing Convertkit To $30,000 In Monthly Recurring Revenue(nathanbarry.com)
1 points by funkyy 11y ago|0 comments
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SolarCity Beat Revenue Expectations with $114M in Q3 2015 Earnings(techcrunch.com)
2 points by funkyy 11y ago|0 comments
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by funkyy 11y ago
The problem is that current democracy is no democracy at all in most countries. It support corruption, the governments are barely changing (same deputies, the name just changes), total detachment of administration from real human problems,
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by funkyy 11y ago
imo you are not including the fact that Chinese culture is quite different to other parts of the world. It would be better to compare them to India and Vietnam rather than world statistics.
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by funkyy 11y ago
Some parts of the world are not grown up to handle democracy or make social decisions. Those worlds usually have only three options, forced dictator, forced democracy or domestic war. We could go in to the detail but I assumed my point was
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by funkyy 11y ago
Maybe instead of building camps and fighting between A and B consider option C? I am not saying its OK by my standards but it seems that this was only way for China to properly handle this issue at the time when they made this move. Your as
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by funkyy 11y ago
It should be that way. But some cannot understand that some countries do not want Democracy. Its not that they don't matured - they just don't want it. Even in some European countries we can see the move to shift much more power t
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by funkyy 11y ago
China managed to succeed in increasing people wealth and loosening laws (still bad for Western standards, but huge step comparing to China 30 years ago). Only because West thinks this is "brutal and cruel" dosent mean our laws wou
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by funkyy 11y ago
From when "Team" page is a standard?
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Turing CEO Defends $750 Pill in Reddit AMA(techcrunch.com)
37 points by funkyy 11y ago|50 comments
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by funkyy 11y ago
>The EU -- I must regretful say -- is just a dumping place for those politicians, that did prove in their own land that they are incompetent. Not really. EU is mostly dumping place for dangerous politicians. Ones that are to ambitious or
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A $550M Air Force bomber so good it will never be used(blogs.reuters.com)
2 points by funkyy 11y ago|0 comments
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by funkyy 11y ago
You and your logic, making some good reasonable points.
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by funkyy 11y ago
Right, missed that. Seems like github is perfect for him, or plain simple DigitalOcean or Vultr with Bootstrap to learn environment creation as well.
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by funkyy 11y ago
Windows Laptop here unfortunately - this was first app that looked cool for me, but it is available only on Mac.
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by funkyy 11y ago
If you are looking for job like that. Yo are talking like a programmer, not sure if OP is one. From a programmer point of view - your option is much better. From newbie - absolutely not.
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by funkyy 11y ago
For newbie CPanel is the easiest way to get a hold of web hosting and web design imo. Since you are in hosted environment there is not many things you can screw, support is always there for you and you can quickly start. With static website

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