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by jamesbressi 17y ago
That may be one of the best short and thorough answers I have seen when explaining anti-trust. Thanks for that.
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Agreed. Total waste of AT&T's money to pursue this. Embarrassing on their part, if you ask me. WAIT! Here's an idea: The money they are spending on legal for this lawsuit they could use to improve the network! Ha, I know, that's just
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Finally someone shows the other side of the story about education in the U.S. -- not saying either is right, but always great to have balance. Education and Climate are currently the two most abused topics facing our politics and society to
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Just as impressive duckduckgo team, a search engine startup from the Philadelphia are -- not the most likely of locations to see this technology come out of. Kudos and keep up the great work.
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Yes, major changes in a companies focus can hurt morale. BUT, when you have a clear vision and mission, changes should be an expected constant. No one really handles change well, hence the reason so many biz books are written on how to ma
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Ugh, I so didn't want to revisit this article yet again, especially after promising I was done ranting on this, but I believe many can take issue with the seventh deadly sin of innovators of Pride "You won't give up on your favorite idea -
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Furthermore, when you may be oblivious to the conventions of a "space" and have an unapologetic curiosity and approach, you will most-likely defy conventional wisdom and practices which usually breathes new life into old spaces. OK, I'm don
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
I completely disagree with the first sin of lust for innovators. Maybe it wasn't explained the way it was intended? You should ABSOLUTELY be innovating "in a space you have no business being in." Who's to tell you to not be there? Did Ap
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
HAHA... I thought that too until I finally understood what he meant. Remember, he started off with just Marine coins, then... "In the past five years, Morin has expanded his coin business beyond the Marines to include other service branches
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Thank you! I was just about to use Google to find the link and then realized I'm on Hacker News and if there were comments already on the article, someone beat me to it. +1 for you, and another +1 for catching legacy media up to speed ;)
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
I don't think I agree with the author of this TIMES article. I think a philosopher deep down inside definitely wants to be right over read.
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
I do want to add that I was disappointed by the end of this article, where one of the founders said "We debated selling and looked at alternative options. After five years of growing this company, we feel like proud parents - last year we t
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Didn't see this one coming and I'm not sure why. Brilliant move on Google's part. Did this get press anywhere and I just obliviously missed it?
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Brilliant story and a lesson to all entrepreneurs. VC's are not always the endgame to your efforts going big. An entrepreneur flourishes best under the most meek conditions. This story is more of a real life example of the last HN article
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
How much of a dork/nerd am I that I actually LOL'd?
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
So why hasn't the news contacted this guy and borrowed him for their reporting, or is journalism dead? Or was I just being sarcastic (about journalism being dead that is)? Furthermore, I hate our lawsuit happy society, but someone needs to
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Boys and girls, he is a dying breed. No, I don't mean a dying breed of creative genius, rather the dying breed of individuals who are actually with a company for 30 years. How many of us last more than 4 years at a company now-a-days?
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
I've always thought about how someone always has it worse, but never heard the addition "but feels hopeful". That added a nice twist to it.
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by jamesbressi 17y ago
Agread @chrisb -- This just sounds nuts. Let's poke some more holes in the ozone and create droughts to cool the earth? hmmm