gehant

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by gehant 8y ago
Corn Flakes, the old recipe
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by gehant 15y ago
The adult thing would be to act responsibly in the first place. Simplicity describes that spirit best: do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Or another sentiment is: would you do/show that to your grandmother (any beloved elde
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by gehant 16y ago
Does anyone else find it interesting that they plan to restructure with the intention of keeping ~3000 brick & mortar stores? Then they will try to re-enter the ring and compete with the same digital, by-mail, on-demand, and kiosk play
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by gehant 16y ago
One great engineer can impact the world with one lifetime, while one great teacher can impact the world with (class size x years taught) lifetimes.
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by gehant 17y ago
Right now Google would have to offer at least 2 different handsets (GSM/CDMA) and would need to strike a deal with Verizon/Sprint Curious if that becomes a non-issue once Verizon rolls out 4G next year? Sprint is the only provider not beh
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by gehant 17y ago
their design is a serious mistake that makes me question the vision behind the entire operation IMHO, you're in the weeds about the vision of this device, the true disruptive potential doesn't have to do with out-designing Apple. I also g
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by gehant 17y ago
A large portion of revenues for social games/worlds (Zynga, Playdom, Second Life, IMVU, etc) are gotten from users so passionate about the game they pay directly for credits - that is as clean as it gets and a solid revenue stream even
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by gehant 17y ago
Based on the comments, it sounds like Yogi Berra would have been a hit at this event
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Google Finally Links AdWords to DoubleClick(paidcontent.org)
1 points by gehant 17y ago|0 comments
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by gehant 17y ago
Music professionals have also noticed how easy it is to sample their work in the iTunes Store, and argue that these samples count as public performances. They should test out that theory in public: Offer a concert where they only play 30
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Don't Cut Out the Middleman--Become One (entrepreneur.com)
21 points by gehant 17y ago|7 comments
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by gehant 17y ago
I would be surprised if Arrington wants to continue with TechCrunch50...he seems to have no regard for entrepreneurs. Explains why he wasn't at the TC50 awards... Case in point: During this video (see link below) Arrington was extremely
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by gehant 17y ago
Since reCaptcha tries to differentiate humans from computers/bots, I find it ironic that the same reCaptcha technology is being used to improve the accuracy of how computers scan text...
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by gehant 17y ago
What's to stop facebook... Their users - they expect privacy. Facebook, like its predecessors, is a walled garden.
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by gehant 17y ago
Quite a change for Google - they tend to avoid these types of tweaks unless it's been absolutely proven to improve the user experience. I'm curious why Google updated web search and image search while leaving the rest (news, maps, video
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by gehant 17y ago
Facebook is copying Twitter's syntax...if anything it shows that Facebook is playing catch-up. Twitter's advantage is still very distinct: public, compact thought streams that can be easily sliced and diced. So why is Twitter in trouble? F
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by gehant 17y ago
I hear where you're coming from, and in all likelihood you're probably right - but I couldn't resist ;) However, upvotes and insightful commentary are actions (in aggregate) that would encourage quality articles to rise above a so-so articl
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by gehant 17y ago
Envision skipping a stone: Your throw is the product launch. The quality of your stone, the angle of your throw, etc will affect how the water reacts. And each skip is the point of reaching a new audience. If your product is great, it wil
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by gehant 17y ago
Every time Seth is the author of an article, someone complains. Pretty standard.
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by gehant 17y ago
The influence of mobility in American society goes far deeper than just the physical mobility discussed in this article: -land rights mobility -class system mobility -economic mobility
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by gehant 17y ago
It doesn't bother you that they essentially charge you for POP3 access? That's what put me over the edge from Y! to Gmail - I wanted to use an email application (Thunderbird, actually) to manage multiple email accounts. And now I'm mostly
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by gehant 17y ago
ah, I didn't think about that possibility - so that means it's still yours for the taking Although I love the economist, I find they tend to touch upon computer technology less frequently as compared to the natural sciences
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by gehant 17y ago
This is what's scary: women still face a very thick glass ceiling in business (not men - the flip scenario comparisons are baseless and for the most part insulting to women, including those who smoke). More importantly, is it OK that women
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by gehant 17y ago
I think it's sad/funny there is no mention of how a middle aged white man (with C-level experience of course) is best qualified to revitalize and revolutionize a makeup company. How many female product/service industries are "lead" by middl
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by gehant 17y ago
So that means the CollegeBoard is a scam too? http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/ex_ca.html Furthermore, AP is college level material.. http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/ap/about.html But seriously, what you'r
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by gehant 17y ago
Squishy was a pretty good indicator that it wasn't going to be your typical hacking article IMO... But if you are insinuating that biohacking is not relevant: http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by gehant 17y ago
This type of smug response to online education (or alternative education) is frustrating. It still seems that for-profit and education is taboo in American society... If Apple can be for-profit and dedicate itself to quality technology prod
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by gehant 17y ago
Your blog posts are comparing surfing the Internet and using Google to reading/studying textbooks tailored for college courses. You're comparing Apples and Oranges. The general Internet is only the access point for serious online education
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by gehant 17y ago
Well put - it's so easy to stare at the status quo and assume that's the only way to do things.
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by gehant 17y ago
If it were another unscrupulous airline, I would be afraid that they would purposely be trying to recoup their upfront loss on the ticket by charging additional fees - like missed connections/rebooking fees. just a random thought... Good l

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