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by ivv 11y ago
The guy has reportedly received $23k from Airbnb following the orgy, sued his condo for its super's disparaging comments, a doctor for misdiagnosing him, and is sued by some other guy for defamation in an unrelated issue.
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by ivv 12y ago
Insurance AdWords are among the most expensive. Insurance leads can pay upwards of $100. Seems like Google decided to get a piece of that action.
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by ivv 12y ago
A lot of it has to do with demographics. Fewer people are getting married, and those who do, get married later in their lives. The engagement ring is usually only the first of the many jewelry purchases you make -- a lot more come after you
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by ivv 12y ago
If I remember the old newspaper days correctly, pull quotes and boxes were used to enhance context via additional quotes, facts or summaries instead of repeating the content that's already in the article. The other reason for having t
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by ivv 12y ago
Sort of like apps that nobody would download?
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by ivv 12y ago
To state that "few are even bothering to challenge [Google] anymore is to misunderstand the nature of Google's competition. This competition isn't Bing, DuckDuckGo, or any other generalized search engine, it's search eng
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by ivv 12y ago
On the app's first screenshot, I'd put pictures that tell someone's story instead of sunsets and clouds (and definitely not any stock photos). If people are to download the app to peek into one's life, that life should b
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by ivv 12y ago
There used to be an advertising category in the previous version of this document. Wonder why it has been dropped. Did the field get too crowded? Are the existing solutions adequate?
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by ivv 12y ago
Precisely that: a way to pool resources plus a bridge loan to cover a year of mortgage payments that are now her sole responsibility following a divorce.
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by ivv 12y ago
>>"I'm not fool enough to believe I can solve (eg) poor single mothers' problems in this country with an app." I've recently done research specifically on this topic, and here are three of single moms' ma
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by ivv 12y ago
Stampylonghead!
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by ivv 12y ago
Why have the "Apply" button link to the expired "Apply to Y Combinator" page? Maybe show it only during the application period, or have the applications submitted after the deadline go to the next funding cycle?
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by ivv 12y ago
The study basically concludes that reading sad stuff makes one sad, which in turn makes one post stuff that is also sad. The unique thing about it is that one is both a reader and an author. Otherwise, movie and TV studios have been testing
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by ivv 12y ago
Can't Hulu or even Netflix offer labels a better deal?
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by ivv 12y ago
I'd look into the home-owner association's by-laws that usually regulate renting activity in the building.
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by ivv 12y ago
This idea will likely be appalling to many here, but it's an interesting and novel concept -- a promo DB folder with trial versions of, say, five products you can install if you wish, and the contents of the folder refreshes with new s
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by ivv 13y ago
Facebook is not screwing you -- says the guy whose job depends on people buying Facebook ads and likes and managing pages.
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by ivv 13y ago
Theoretically, isn't it the case that the more successful they are in generating clicks, the more successful Google becomes, pushing the share piece higher and further out of their reach?
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by ivv 13y ago
An ad deal with Twitter comes with an analytics dashboard and an ability to run surveys on users targeted across various dimensions.
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by ivv 13y ago
Incidentally, the new policy also masks YC partners' winner-picking success rate. If YC partners are seen as less successful in picking the winners than widely presumed, one could conclude that being accepted into YC itself is not a re
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by ivv 13y ago
Theoretically, Google could now be remotely adjusting your room temperature to maximize (or minimize) the effectiveness of advertising. [1] [1] http://anzmac.info/conference/2013/bestpapers/anzmac2013-364...
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by ivv 13y ago
Very true. Of the many people who I interviewed and who ended up without an offer, not one has asked for a second shot, which would likely have been granted. It's unfortunate, because not every winning candidate wins by a landslide.
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by ivv 13y ago
Why not submit a unique link, the clicks on which you could track?
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by ivv 13y ago
623 websites as of Dec 1993. Source: http://royal.pingdom.com/2008/04/04/how-we-got-from-1-to-162...
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by ivv 13y ago
RapGenius for politics!
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by ivv 13y ago
And how many pages were on that web?
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by ivv 13y ago
A Zipcar to Everett's Costco and Target had been a solution for us for a couple of years until we moved.
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by ivv 13y ago
Google and FB, too, make most of their money from enterprise customers.
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by ivv 13y ago
Is there an opportunity for a business that builds and cultivates small and focused product teams optimized specifically for acqui-hires by large companies hungry for talent? The product would really be the team itself and the front-facing
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by ivv 13y ago
Could that be a business model for the US Postal Service?

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