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by h34t 19y ago
For those who don't read the article, his claim is that each active user is worth $3.00 annually .
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by h34t 19y ago
This article made it to the front page purely on the basis of its content, not title. I am new to Hacker News and this disturbs me: I have to click the link before I decide to vote on it? Please. If I want to be a thoughtful human being
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by h34t 19y ago
Connectedness to the things that matter to me is like oxygen. I think websites that connect people to ideas and people they care about will only grow in importance and popularity as more and more hackers get the little things right (user e
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by h34t 19y ago
Certainly taxes help, but this would target the money that isn't going into taxes -- I think there's still enough profit in the tobacco industry for a project like this to have a shot at working. Thanks for the interesting link. I like th
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by h34t 19y ago
I find that co-founders affect motivation in a particularly in a good way because while they do keep you moving when you feel glum, there's no pressure to accept them as the reason you get up every day, as is the case with working purel
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by h34t 19y ago
How about a start-up coop on a beautiful island somewhere? Cheap-as-dirt living, gorgeous surroundings, fun as anything. Get enough of us out there and we'll have that spark of community we all need, too. Even if a group doesn't want to ul
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by h34t 19y ago
Non-Profit Tobacco. Find a way to give that majority of smokers, those who don't like what they do (but do it anyway), the ability to purchase high-quality cigarettes whose 'profits' go to cancer research and as-effective-as-possible anti-s
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by h34t 19y ago
I'd like to see a service like this designed for easy exploitation of 3rd parties like myself who want to create a social news community for their own organization/website, but don't want to have to run it off their own server (I don't want