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by jhspaybar 15y ago
I am a big supporter of more freedom, and am always in favor of laws which expand the freedoms of individuals, especially those who have historically been persecuted. This campaign does feel a bit contrived though, as a libertarian type wh
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by jhspaybar 15y ago
I guess I didn't make my point well enough. The point is it isn't an option, not because you want it hidden, but because you've already "lost". You can't keep it hidden anymore and you shouldn't live under the impression you can.
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by jhspaybar 15y ago
When is the quaint notion of privacy going to die? I don't get it. Any privacy you have today is purely through obscurity. I decided a couple years ago to just go fully public, my Facebook is open, and I assume at some day in the future, e
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by jhspaybar 15y ago
Great article. I have made some iPhone apps and websites that have been moderately successful and it seems to pull all the "I have an idea" people out of the woodwork. Maybe it's a result of still being younger and around college, or just a
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by jhspaybar 15y ago
"Each incremental company, to some extent, dilutes the values of others." I take issue with this point in the article as it assumes competition. While there is competition obviously, many start ups are actually complements for other compan
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by jhspaybar 15y ago
One other aspect that is probably lurking below the surface and many of you may know but aren't focused on is that many people become a little bit successful and stop taking the risks of new endeavors. With the idea that the greatest succe