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by hop 16y ago
I wonder if TC was owned 100% by Arrington. That would be a big check in the mail. Hope the rest of the writers there get some dough.
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by hop 16y ago
Groupon is laughing at this and similar posts all the way to the bank. Businesses bend over backwards to be on Groupon and there are few faster and cheaper ways to get a flood of new customers to try your service. It may be great for some a
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by hop 16y ago
Also, you cant middle click and open up a bunch of headlines in new pages. Hard to read, awkwardly arranged... I hope Google makes this better, even if its just in a standard blog format. Edit: right clicking on text auto opens the page - t
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by hop 16y ago
They do that because it is a specific law in many states.
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by hop 16y ago
These researchers seem very disconnected from the market. What hardware have they shipped that people want to buy? They should take a queue from Apple and have small teams or individuals working on a 10-3-1 process - make 10 different proto
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by hop 16y ago
But what do you do that dropbox doesn't, besides google apps syncing, that makes Insync a Dropbox killer?
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by hop 16y ago
Text documents are the last thing I would use dropbox for because I have google docs. And I'm a heavy using, paying dropbox user - I don't think you can find many people to pay money for this.
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by hop 16y ago
Yeah, I may be blind, but how do you even get to the upcoming stories?
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by hop 16y ago
For all we know, it could be in space, they could be heavily magnetized, 100m/s wind, .5 CoF in the pulleys, the rope could stretch, and the system could be traveling near the speed of light.
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by hop 16y ago
This tricks people because it doesn't start out in static equilibrium. For it to look like this, the weights would have to be resting on a table to relieve the tension in the rope. If the man does nothing, the heaviest weight will fall and
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by hop 16y ago
Its not as bad as taking the MySpace CEO position, but what would Digg's CEO do to really grow a business like that? Could it ever be a $100M+ revenue, profitable company for the long term? They have taken $40M in funding, have 50+ employee
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by hop 16y ago
I keep thinking he could use a better/smoother drawing method. A way to 2x the speed would be good for my attention span as well. Edit: looks like newer videos have better rendering - http://www.khanacademy.org/video/linear-algebra---eigen
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by hop 16y ago
Can you expand on how you started? Your routine?
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by hop 16y ago
Bolshevism. An S&P 500 index will crush any bond, CD, whatever, over the next 20 years. When you are investing long term, the ups and downs and whatever volatility traders and hedge funds cause do not matter, you are still owning a pie
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by hop 16y ago
Buy well priced stocks. I reinvest everything into our company now, but before I tucked it away in solid or surely growing companies like Berkshire Hathaway and Apple. Look for sub 15 P/E, preferably much lower and choose companies that you
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by hop 16y ago
What are the extra taxes/fees for going to the Caribbean or Costa Rica with the pass?
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by hop 16y ago
You have to take the much longer view when you talk about the merits of investing pensions or SS in stocks. The compounding affects of a broad S&P portfolio will destroy an all bond portfolio in a 20-30 time frame. And now that we are p
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by hop 16y ago
How can benefits be $41,791? If this is the average, what are they on the high side?
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by hop 16y ago
Warren Buffett - Honest and successful, shares his wisdom, extremely independent thinker, wildly frugal, giving it all to the best run philanthropy to be spent entirely within a short period after he dies.
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by hop 16y ago
Add to that architect, champion of liberty, states rights, and freedom of religion. Also drafting the declaration of independence and being responsible for the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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by hop 16y ago
Yeah, I was thinking more for componentry. Won't replace carbon fiber composite frames.
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by hop 16y ago
Apple acquired a real gem. I hope they don't just sit on the IP for their own use, this material can make many other great products. Liquidmetal alloys achieved yield strength of over 1723 MPa, nearly twice the strength of conventional cry
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by hop 16y ago
I think it's great CalTech has done so much work on such a marketable, revolutionary product. With all the money that flows to universities for research, I hope for more this. Looking through the patents for liquid metal, they are assigned
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by hop 16y ago
Playing devil's advocate, what differentiates this from the huge library of free stuff on Deviant Art? http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/textures/?qh=&sec...
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by hop 16y ago
I own a product design company and people come to us all the day with ideas for products they want brought to market Folks unsure of their product/idea tend to not have a great product or are just not good at starting a business. But the p
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by hop 16y ago
If you are not intuitive enough to know what people will buy and need outside validation, it may be a tough road to being a successful entrepreneur. To build great products, you have to know what people want. Maybe if your product had massi
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by hop 16y ago
This guy and I'm sure a lot of others could be pretty well off if there was some type of rural co-op they could live and work on. It could save a lot of money and probably help these people a lot by getting them out of the city.
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by hop 16y ago
Information, trade and money flows at light speed around the world now. This is very different than the 1930's and with a world wide market system, and the US having the reserve currency, I think it would be tough to have spiraling asset de
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by hop 16y ago
You don't know crap until you jailbreak your iPhone and browse through most of the wares in Cydia.
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by hop 16y ago
Recently finished The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition - An extraordinary true story and possibly the best book I've ever read.

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