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by gohrt 10y ago
> "@DieJakeDie" social media efforts are doing more harm than good That is obvious form the name, before considering the content at all.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Super Bowl could charge $5000 for "box" seats (and put the entire lower deck and some of the upper deck in the "box", and earmark a stable of cheaper tickets for "must show ID" sales to fans selected by lottery
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by gohrt 10y ago
Then why did Apple launch Mac OS X instead of something like ChomeOS?
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by gohrt 10y ago
That's not true about Jobs. Jobs badmouthed apps for exactly as long as it took to build and launch support for them, as was his standard marketing strategy.
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by gohrt 10y ago
How are apps more expensive than websites?
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by gohrt 10y ago
Princess Di
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by gohrt 10y ago
Yes. Many buyouts are immediately followed by a boilerplate class-action lawsuit that the terms were unfair. It's effectively protection-money, as the law firms who specialize in these actions settle in a predictable way, and class act
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by gohrt 10y ago
Why didn't you buy shares of brk/b on the day your sale closed?
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by gohrt 10y ago
Please don't post like this on HN.
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by gohrt 10y ago
> The mobile experience was horrible. that's promoting the app installe :(
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by gohrt 10y ago
imgur didn't forget its roots, its roots were a marketing ploy to win Reddit's trust before dialing up monetization. imgur got popular because it originally eschewed the bloated ad-laden crapware that paid the bills of the previou
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by gohrt 10y ago
I have great coworkers who used to work at BofA... which makes me think it maybe past time to migrate away.
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by gohrt 10y ago
A meeting without a scribe is mostly wasted.
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by gohrt 10y ago
You fear that a Clinton presidency will make Congress pass bad laws?
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by gohrt 10y ago
The value of the business grows over time, and needs cash to fund growth. The investor sees the continued opportunity to grow.
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by gohrt 10y ago
https://blog.golang.org/concurrency-is-not-parallelism
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by gohrt 10y ago
> efficient market hypothesis absolutely does not apply in private-company stock.
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by gohrt 10y ago
ballpark is nearly uses. The difference between X and 2X is huge and it's very hard to make the estimate tighter, and you don't know what not-profit metrics will impress investors to put more cash into further growth. Many many co
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by gohrt 10y ago
It's certainly a luxury to not have to think about malicious input from the world wide web, and be able to try any tool you want and just try again if it misbehaves -- it won't empty your users' bank accounts. > I don&#x2
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by gohrt 10y ago
> give me more eyestrain and seem less pleasant to look at. But I admit that such an effect might be entirely in my head. Even if it isn't entirely in your head, it's still entirely in your head. ;-)
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by gohrt 10y ago
That should lead to bizarre even/odd generation effects, as two parenting traditions interleave.
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by gohrt 10y ago
The Chinese do not control China. The Chinese Communist Party controls China.
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by gohrt 10y ago
Who is "China" who picks "their" version? The Chinese Communist Party, or the Chinese people? How would China become dependent on the West if Chinese people had access to non-CommunityParty ideas?
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by gohrt 10y ago
that quote is just about oil running out.
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by gohrt 10y ago
what about the (vast majority) school districts that spend less than private schools?
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by gohrt 10y ago
richest per capita? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)...
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by gohrt 10y ago
non-parents pay taxes too, so your proposal does shift more of the burden from students (even wealthy students) to general population.
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by gohrt 10y ago
The language is perfect for literate programming. All human-readable characters are comments by default, so you can write completely human-friendly prose, and make the machine-readable content invisible to humans.
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by gohrt 10y ago
I don't know that competition is so heavy in the technological ethics industry. Also, California.
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by gohrt 10y ago
I hope so. Eyes are awful at discerning truth in important microscopic phenomena, and brains are horrible at remembering what the eyes saw.

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