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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   Try something like Mashery?
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   5 things to learn from Instagram's TOS update(blog.zwillgen.com)

   2 points by gregcohn 13y ago|0 comments
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   TL;DR: - Streaming music service pricing models net out significantly higher that consumers have been traditionally willing to pay for music - Music label dynamics will make it difficult for streaming services to lower prices
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   My company makes a point of enabling our users to pay with altcoins, and/or I personally make a point of patronizing businesses that do
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   Poll: Do you altcoin?

   2 points by gregcohn 13y ago|0 comments
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   Yes - I have a serious investment in mining altcoin currencies
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   Yes - I have a serious investment in speculating in altcoin currencies
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   I am a founder, key employee, or investor in the altcoin space
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   by gregcohn 13y ago

   I believe that "fiat" currencies are inherently unstable, and altcoins have a greater chance of surviving a worldwide economic meltdown
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    More than one of the above
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    All of the above
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    I have a small investment, mainly to play with it out of interest
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    I'm interested in the technology but haven't put any actual money in play
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    I'm uninterested and/or think it's stupid
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    A lot of other commenters have already touched on the trust factor, but I think that's only one (albeit a key) dimension of the problem. The other is that the marketplace dynamics of babysitting are (on average) very different from Ube
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    super-interesting. Misleading headline, as it apparently works on any two-word tweet in which the first word is get (thus having nothing to do with Jack Dorsey's family). It seems like a bug that is a legacy of the SMS command-line i
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    How Spritz Redesigned Reading, Letting You Scan 1,000 Words A Minute(fastcodesign.com)

    1 points by gregcohn 13y ago|0 comments
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Exactly. Among other things: - We also share your information with affiliates and third parties for their own marketing purposes. -We may share your information with third parties who perform function on our behalf, such as to process your
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Also, they require you to fill in a form providing your email address and zip code to even see details about the phone.
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    FreedomPop "Snowden Phone" privacy policy(freedompop.com)

    2 points by gregcohn 13y ago|3 comments
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    FTC Commissioners dismiss majority of actions brought by its own staff(blog.zwillgen.com)

    1 points by gregcohn 13y ago|0 comments
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    I love this idea.
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Ha! (and thanks!!) ... This is totally logical but I still would never answer it personally. I almost never answer questions that make me uncomfortable during a hiring process and have never been dinged for it AFAIK. I guess everyone has
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    It's odd and invasive on a preliminary application, especially if asked without explanation. The explanation may be perfectly logical (e.g. if there were financial responsibility in the role and they wanted to run your credit), but the
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    (replied a level above)
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Burner ( http://burnerapp.com ) -- Los Angeles, CA We are a venture-backed company looking for strong mobile and server engineers who care about privacy and our mission to help users take control of their mobile identity. For deta
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Apologies for slow reply, had family in town. IANAL, so disclaiming any sort of legal advice here, but the contributions a founder would make in helping to collaboratively create a new company -- everything from a proprietary idea to busine
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    Unless this is a work of content or some kind of content (e.g. a logo design?) is integral to the startup, copyright is not the primarily relevant IP doctrine here.
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    Former Mt. Gox employee blames incompetent management and faulty accounting(thedailybeast.com)

    14 points by gregcohn 13y ago|0 comments
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    by gregcohn 13y ago

    An economist would like this answer, but I would like to think a little document called the Constitution could also -- eventually -- put a stop to things.