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by jgmmo 15y ago
This seems pretty bold to me? Anyone else suprised by this? Could put alot of pressure on home improvement retailers and industrial suppliers. Reminds me of Octopart - right? that YC supply search startup? In any event, this is very cool. E
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Whats the deal with the guy in horsehead costume?
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There is, however, a limit to the number of podcast I can listen to. I simply wanted to voice my opinion that I choose a different podcast over this one for the same subject area - and I thought this was worth say publicly because there are
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Eww Living Constitution. Boo this man!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Honestly I think TechZingLive is way better. They talk startups, tech, and every week talk about some of the biggest HN stories.
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"We don't have a mechanism to, as a society, say let's not go all the way with this bubble" Yes we do. You can short stocks. It's like placing a bet that the stock will go down in the future. If this is a bubble, and you know that eventuall
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by jgmmo 15y ago
It is true that increased supply -- all else equal -- decreases price, but, 1) we will find uses for the element that we don't currently use/know about and 2) we will never find infinite amounts of any resource so this means that. Prices wi
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Expected 'passion' to be startups or internet marketing, but no it was to teach math. Nice little surprise. Interesting post, sad to hear that the educational system grinds down the few folks who want to actually make a difference to the po
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Interesting perspective. I can certainly relate, in one of those positions at this very moment...
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Andrew, it's a great show. You do a great job. But it did crack me up because I came to Mixergy to watch Rob and it was my first Mixergy episode so I thought it was a bit humorous. Didn't mean anything person by it, youre doing a great job.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I remember in the Rob Walling interview the Mixergy host stops Rob mid-sentence in order to talk about his hair and to play with his hair. Good content, but yes -- more guest less host.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Whats with all the weird antisemitic stuff on your test blog?
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I'm just happy they didn't call him a 'Hacker'
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by jgmmo 15y ago
What about Go?
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by jgmmo 15y ago
I love how you guys at Priceonomics include our little town of Eugene in your analysis. Nice to see how we compare :) Keep up the great work, always a pleasure to read one of your articles.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Ah I see, that's funny. Whats interesting is that I personally know the guy who made that, and worked next to him at Dreamit Ventures years ago (Dreamit's first class) during a whole summer. So you can imagine my surprise to find the link o
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Good article, but question -- why is the 'WTF' linked to Sleep.fm?
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Big Data is so hot right now. in Mugatu voice
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Interesting, I wish we could read more about their experiment - there doesn't seem to be much content really. For those who are wondering: The conversion rate is ~45 rupees per dollar. So when they tried to live at the poverty line, 26 rupe
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Great article, all these Bayes articles have really piqued my interest in Machine Learning. Love it! Good stuff!
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by jgmmo 15y ago
This is totally awesome. Very happy to come across this. Alot of technology in there I can learn from.
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Socialism is impossible, due to the inability to use economic calculation when the means of production are State controlled. When you don't have profits, and you don't have market prices, then you have no idea when you should be switching a
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by jgmmo 15y ago
You can get around some of the bandwidth costs by doing what AVG and others do, which is bounce 100% of downloads to download sites like CNET so that the downloads count towards bumping you up in their 'top downloads' lists -- which helps y
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by jgmmo 15y ago
About 1% is a good estimate. At first glance you might think this is bad, but actually -- the freemium model provides boatloads of word of mouth. Even if only 1% buy - a large % of the other 99% are still satisfied and tell people, which th
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Just in my industry: AVG, AVAST, AVIRA, BitDefender, MalwareBytes, SUPERAntiSpyware All offer a non-trial/non-expiring 100% free home user version of their security software, with a more feature rich premium option available for payment. Fr
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Funny that this article makes it onto the front page this week , because I just so happen to be in Bangalore India right at this moment on a business trip training malware researchers we have here. I can't speak to India's education system,
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by jgmmo 15y ago
"In the 1970s, CEO pay was much lower and companies were well run. Now, CEO pay is very high and the results are awful."<citation needed> How can you possibly make the assumption that companies are run worse today than 70's? What qu
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by jgmmo 15y ago
Of course it is. No legit anitvirus company is blocking all files named rte.exe. That's insanity. I am just saying in some circumstances, the name of a file can be a huge help in indicating that maybe you should take a closer look.
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I think it can be justified. It's not common, it's known as being one of the more crude methods of detecting malware -- but hey -- we use what works and what fixes peoples machines. That is why it is in use by some vendors today. Here's an
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by jgmmo 15y ago
The name of the .exe certainly matters. When going through airport security, do you think it matters at all if your name is Osama Bin Laden? Such a person is going to experience a much larger degree of scrutiny from TSA then a person named

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