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by imkevingao 16y ago
Maybe Somerville, MA should change the city's name too. How dare is is Kentucky to name its largest city Louisville? Louisville Slugger, you make really good baseball bats, but you'll have to change your 30 year company name because "ville"
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I don't like systems and I dislike rules. I would definitely bend rules for people like Steve Jobs. This guy is an amazing, one of the most influential and most competent CEO in Silicon Valley for almost two and half decades. When the king
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Why Did I Invest in the Company Pose?(bothsidesofthetable.com)
24 points by imkevingao 16y ago|2 comments
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by imkevingao 16y ago
actually that's about the same percentage in China. Which is a more significant number considering the amount of people.
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What Zynga-Ville will be next?(techcrunch.com)
1 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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Backupify Backupified 136 Million Tweets, 713 Million Emails In 2010(techcrunch.com)
2 points by imkevingao 16y ago|0 comments
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by imkevingao 16y ago
wait 70 years and it's going to be REALLY high.
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by imkevingao 16y ago
well it's good to know that Facebook users are not robots and have mortality. Always love interesting statistics.
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by imkevingao 16y ago
very good strategic planning. Releases the report right after Steve Jobs steps down, I am pretty positive that Steve Jobs knew this report, thus knowing that it'll be safe to step down with this type of amazing results being reported to the
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I think even tying Facebook to Ponzi is insanely absurd relative to what Facebook has done for users. Surely the high valuation is bubble like and I'm not a particular fan of its valuation either, but Mark Zuckerberg's team continues to con
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by imkevingao 16y ago
that's how the dot com boom happened in the turn of the century. Everybody thought the tech companies were like mining resources and silicon valley young stars were all getting rich as if they found the next petroleum site... except when i
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Goldman Sachs did it... so they must be right.. There are many reasons Goldman Sachs did the deal. If Facebook goes public and chooses GS as the financial institution to do the paperwork, that's one reason. In addition, if they believe spec
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I disagree. If first amendment is executed explicitly as what it states, we can share whatever we want on the internet. Napster wouldn't have lost in court, and you can all all sorts of videos on Youtube. Private businesses over and over a
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by imkevingao 16y ago
okay let's link it bank. If you make a hack for PS3, fine. I doubt Sony would find out unless they have vans driving around the neighborhood like Google. But it's illegal if you start sharing it. Isn't this what Sony is trying to prevent?
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by imkevingao 16y ago
There's no point of dedicating resource on fighting freedom of speech. Sony just has to shift strategic position. I mean you don't see Microsoft and Apple whining about it. I know that Sony has dedicated A LOT of money on each individual PS
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I love it. I don't listen to the criticism. For this particular story, I choose to be blind sighted and look at the glass half full. This guy is an icon of what the internet is all about. This magical place that everyone, including all of u
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by imkevingao 16y ago
somewhere here the researcher of this article decided to leave out China, whether it refuse to acknowledge it, or just couldn't get the data from the almighty Communist Dragon, but from personal experience, China is probably in par with U.S
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by imkevingao 16y ago
maybe one day all coaches will have a headset with analysts giving them data breakdowns of each play, player fatigue level, mathematical ways to score to increase probability of winning; all with data I think this kind of sports would arous
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by imkevingao 16y ago
it's genius enough to use such a name to get free publicity on techcrunch, but at the same time the company name has no innovation at all, maybe it's the whole reverse psychology thing. I just hope their something that is coming to SF i
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by imkevingao 16y ago
I'm really happy Apple is doing that. I honestly believe that Verizon is the sole reason that America is like 50 years behind in mobile technology. The carrier dominates the market in cell phone service because it gives most of the technolo
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Facebook needs to generate more revenue or if they go public, their stocks are going to tank like crazy after the speculation fades. Facebook's P/E ratio is out of proportion. Doesn't matter how many users Facebook have, if the company does
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by imkevingao 16y ago
Ultimately I feel Groupon's model is flawed. Local businesses need to build loyal relationships with the customers. Using Groupon makes local businesses reveal their hidden card, which is their cost of doing business. If local people realiz
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As Groupon Grows, So Does the Small Business Backlash(allbusiness.com)
4 points by imkevingao 16y ago|1 comments