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Rumor: Apple Mulling the Phase-Out of Mac Pros(pcmag.com)
2 points by gregw100 15y ago|1 comments
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by gregw100 15y ago
This is one of the most useful articles I've read in a while. It's no secret that people like to watch videos. After all, we all like being entertained. Google occasionally places videos on their homepage (today's an example with their Hall
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by gregw100 15y ago
This is actually very motivational to me. I'm in the same boat. I've spent thousands of dollars in the last five months hiring programmers to build my site. The site is about half-complete, but now I'm running out of money and need to go fi
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by gregw100 15y ago
I think another reason for the increase in signups is Google's latest marketing campaigns. They have been starting to aggressively advertise the Chrome App Store much more than before. Just yesterday I saw an entire commercial with the Angr
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by gregw100 15y ago
This is a good analogy. I think it would do many newcomers to the business world a lot of good to first get a mentor as suggested or (if possible) run a simulated business before attempting to dive into their own business blindly. Very few
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by gregw100 15y ago
That is a very good point. Monetization is key. Unless you have very deep pockets as a startup, if you don't focus on monetization in the early stages, you're more than likely going to fail due simply to the high cost of launching and maint
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by gregw100 15y ago
Thanks for the link. Truly understanding cognitive dissonance seems to be the key in understanding what people find attractive and can definitely help companies (start ups or established) in marketing and refining their products or services
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by gregw100 15y ago
One thing I take from this article is that the things that give us that "Dreamy" feeling are (especially in tech) things that turn ordinarily mundane or complicated things into simple and easy things. For example, the GUI basically turned a
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by gregw100 15y ago
This advice is far from universal, though it's an interesting insight into the author's perspective on friends. If you are the type of person who would rather take your own advice, regardless of whom you have frequent social interactions wi