heifetz

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by heifetz 14y ago
it's $172 on mtgox, went up another $20 today. This is not a natural movement. This thing is a bubble that can pop any point, but at the same time, I won't be surprised if it goes to $1000 first. Like the .com bubble, you just hope that you
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by heifetz 14y ago
people still use vga ports?
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by heifetz 14y ago
I would get a lawyer in the US. They might think that you're laundering money, until you can prove your id.
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by heifetz 14y ago
they're not replacing existing models, they're adding another option.
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by heifetz 14y ago
How about an experiment. Subject a group of people to violent video games and knives. Give another group of people automatic assault weapons. Create tension in the group over the course of a year, and see how many people get killed.
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by heifetz 14y ago
does any major consumer service use SOAP?
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by heifetz 14y ago
lol, I thought it was strange when I read "Linux, a 10-year-old clone of the Unix operating system".
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by heifetz 14y ago
I'm sure the fun and novelty wears off quickly....for the user as well as the ice cream truck.
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by heifetz 14y ago
I'll wait to see what the feedback is, but my first thought, at least for nyc, is that why would anyone want to use this? Unless the truck is a couple of blocks away, it'll take a while for the truck to get to the user requested location. I
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by heifetz 14y ago
it's really amazing that chrome has gained so much traction. It wasn't too long ago that most people thought firefox had pretty much the market for browsers, with internet explorer being legacy software. Even though chrome has a very sparta
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by heifetz 14y ago
wouldn't that be the case with any sort of group project? i.e. hard sciences
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by heifetz 14y ago
that's true for any task that is mostly bound by intellect rather than something else. The cab driver can only drive so much faster / better than everyone else because he is constrained by the traffic and the car. In the case of pure intell
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by heifetz 14y ago
now when is zynga going to writedown 180mm for OMGPOP.
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by heifetz 14y ago
this is google's answer to the $99 apple tv?? the problem is, even if it is a great steamer, how many of your friends would have android phones or tablets?
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by heifetz 14y ago
another view of the objective of the 15% tax is that Blizzard want to encourage people to leave money in the game, and not use the game as a money making machine. Sure, it doesn't stop farmers from making money off of the game, but if they
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by heifetz 14y ago
when you can't beat them, join them.
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by heifetz 14y ago
you can also download the movie directly from the movie website, DRM free, so it's not tied to Steam. http://buy.indiegamethemovie.com/
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by heifetz 14y ago
a notepad app company that's worth 1bn...hmmm.
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by heifetz 14y ago
oh right, I'm sure Kevin Systrom had a hard time deciding on taking the offer because of the price. Considering that he just had valuation of 500mm, and no current revenues. It's hard to see how anyone can justify a high probable scenario w
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by heifetz 14y ago
I'm curious, if you do you something like adsense, what kind of revenue can you expect?
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by heifetz 14y ago
the layout of this page makes me nauseous
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by heifetz 15y ago
the nytimes article pointed out that they created 35 games, most of which I assume aren't close to being as popular and successful as draw something. Also, there were already a couple of pictionary games on the app store, charadium and depi
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by heifetz 15y ago
it's not a bubble, it's not a bubble... Can anyone make a case that paying 180mm for a drawing game makes rational financial sense? Of course, Zynga probably paid with it's overinflated stock, so it's more like AOL buying Time Warner at the
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by heifetz 15y ago
it might not be amazing, but Apple is the first manufacture to put the screen into a real product. That is an accomplishment by itself. How long will it take android tabs to come out with similar screens? It's interesting that samsung is th
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by heifetz 15y ago
the best aspect of the andrew ng course was the homeworks using octave. Yes, it's watered down and not as mathematically rigorous as the real course, but you learn a lot of the essentials from the experience of coding machine learning algor
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by heifetz 15y ago
I think he has some valid points. The emergence of mobile and web 2.0 industries since the article supports rather than weakens his main argument. just look at the evidence, -founders of the most successful startups are always in their 20s
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by heifetz 15y ago
doesn't seem to work on the ipad