incomethax

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by incomethax 17y ago
I totally agree with your thinking. There's probably a startup idea in there somewhere...
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by incomethax 17y ago
We're actually actively pursuing the model described in his book. So far, I can say that it's already prevented us from wasting what would have been 3 months creating an application that we wouldn't have been able to sell.
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by incomethax 17y ago
same as brutimus: my username @gmail.com Thank's for the post and thanks for whoever sends the invite
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Quantum Probability Explanations for Probability Judgment 'Errors'(arxiv.org)
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by incomethax 17y ago
So I looked at the NSS Labs methodology and how they define a successfully blocked connection: The resulting response is recorded as either “Allowed” or “Blocked and Warned.” • Success: NSS Labs defines “success” based upon a web browser su
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Are Apple Stores a Terrible Place to Work? (fastcompany.com)
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Genetic Expression Technique Helps Uncover Function of Individual Neurons(medgadget.com)
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More Deadly Swine Flu? CDC Mixes H1N1, H5N1 Viruses in Tests - Health Blog - WSJ(blogs.wsj.com)
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Bleary Eyed Investors(avc.com)
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Running Medical Device Software on Shared Computers(medicalconnectivity.com)
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by incomethax 17y ago
Or it may have something to do with this: http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/04/10/report-founders-want-to...
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by incomethax 17y ago
Open Question to HN: How would you go about making a cellphone company that could both make a good network and not treat its customers terribly?
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by incomethax 17y ago
Sharing an mp3 is dramatically different from designing a similar website. When I give a song to my friend, its like I put a website in an iframe. The whole site is still there, attributed to the website's owner, the owner just doesn't get
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by incomethax 17y ago
Apple doesn't spend its money making sure people want iPods, they spend their money making sure people want to listen to "the right song wherever they are," and making sure that the iPod is the device that lets them listen to "the right son
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by incomethax 17y ago
When I first saw the title of the post, I thought it was going to be about financial capitalization, but alas, some capital is still a requirement for business. Incidentally, I think most people wouldn't take you seriously without the might
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by incomethax 17y ago
some of that stuff can be found in the Richter Scales parody of the same Billy Joel song... www.youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I The college humor vid reminded me of this.
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by incomethax 17y ago
The total PFE (potential future exposure) off of those 200T in derivatives is only about 8.5T (from the Q4 OCC website) (hence the need for the gov't to put out 9T in stimulus) One thing to note, the total PFE was thought to be around 500
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by incomethax 18y ago
Only if the paper is a quantum state
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by incomethax 18y ago
YC has always had the brand image of turning out good, well trained, companies. I remember a post about it a while back, on how YC was like the "Harvard or Stanford" of the seed stage incubators.
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by incomethax 18y ago
There are a couple, Techstars [ http://www.techstars.com ] in Seattle is one that comes to mind. Another is iVentures10 in Chicago [ http://www.iventures10.com ] However, YC still has the brand and the experience with this format.
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by incomethax 18y ago
Hmmm... Interesting... Seems like a prisoner's dilemma situation to me. If I was to patent, it would be to my benefit, but it would also hurt the 'other ' I was playing the game with (supposing he didn't patent). I suppose Carmack's positi
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by incomethax 18y ago
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Will Financial Services companies turn to open source?(blog.marketcetera.com)
2 points by incomethax 18y ago|0 comments
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by incomethax 18y ago
Then he wouldn't have driven his horse to death. He would have enjoyed the time riding and wouldn't have any regrets when he stopped. He would have been happy.
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by incomethax 18y ago
Of course this would affect hackers around the world. Anything that Google, Microsoft, Apple, etc. affects hackers because so many hackers are employed by these companies. Facebook is the same way, the churn of ideas that goes through eac
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by incomethax 18y ago
Even in the face of a highly devalued dollar, the US is simply no longer equipped to shift to a manufacturing base. The cost structure for any manufacturing company that relies on labor is too high for any margin of competition due to curr
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by incomethax 18y ago
Compiz-fusion also has a nice widgets layer (similar to dashboard) that makes making python widgets a breeze. Also the desktop cube helps when you're using 4 virtual desktops and can't remember which desktop had what running
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by incomethax 18y ago
There have been plenty of 'first steps toward building practical nuclear fusion power stations.' Excuse my skepticism, but I doubt anyone will come out with a breakthrough anytime soon. Even if they do, it will still take years to figure o
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by incomethax 18y ago
Most values for quantum variables have multiple values at any point in space-time. That said, even if we assume that the universe had no state prior to the big bang, we can postulate that state to be arbitrary, because it may be 0, it may b
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by incomethax 18y ago
Is there some kind of startup association that startups could join to negotiate better healthcare insurance plans as a collective? Seems to me like it would provide many startups a large cost savings if one were to join.

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