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joelmaat
15y ago
Advertise, then advertise on communities within your niche, then become a contributor. If your product is excellent, and relieves users from a terrible experience, then word of mouth marketing will be there. You can do things to help word o
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I'm annoyed that Hacker News isn't as active as Reddit. We need more (good) content and discussion. How can we achieve this while... maintaining the culture?
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Link to spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AlD_6iEb8Ed9dGs...
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15y ago
Buy at the market peak. Genius.
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Do you actually get projects from the Hacker News Contractors spreadsheet?
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What is the real reason for this, other than display ads and (maybe) attention? Are the founders pissed that Zuckerberg might end up richer than them? Is it for "copying"?
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What you've said has nothing to do with my comment.
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It is funny that Netflix doesn't seem to be serving up relevant content to me. Discovery is just not that good yet. Everytime I visit the site, I have to go digging. Maybe (and I'm hoping) its just this selection problem. I hope they add mo
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I'm simply surprised that Google would do this, but I guess there was a foreshadow in early November when Google Ventures invested. I don't know what they expect to come of this move, but I'm actually, all else aside, wanting for this Googl
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"Wilma" WTF?
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What does my comment have to do with reading minds? And it "doesn't matter now, but if it keeps up.."
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In his case, it seems to be making him dumber. Sloppy. He's starting to believe his BS. Doesn't matter now, but if it keeps up..
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"Vic's" ego is getting bigger. That usually spells failure.
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Is this a joke?
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EEG monitoring (with video) to pattern and repeat creative state?
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In-car EEG monitoring to detect drowsiness
(technologyreview.com)
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Optimizing airplane seat selection to be next to a hot chick.
(quora.com)
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Easing Eye Strain With "Optical Aerobics" Exercises
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Why don't I see anything worthwhile happening in the startup space?
(quora.com)
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Machine learning, neural networks, bayesian systems, CORDIC, Python, etc..
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I've noticed the same thing. How could they possible know that I know of these people I see. Perhaps they do look at who I view, and who views me. Its quite disturbing, but at the same time fairly impressive. I'm very curious.
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He needs to learn how to make money himself to fund his vision. This is key. Is he a good market trader? Can he do little things to setup his life and fund his big vision? Can he use up Amazon's AW3 service? Can he make more efficient algor
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You should learn Java, Python, Objective C, and maybe Ruby (on Rails) or PHP. Ruby seems to be in decline, and Python is on the rise.
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Startup idea brainstorming, research, and market testing :). Small market for that though.
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Why don't I see anything worthwhile happening in the startup space?
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Old news.
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If you are that close, then wait. If the job is that boring and slow (since you said bureaucratic), then you should be able to automate it all away, and spend some time at home thinking about your future. You could make significant progress
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For me they looked through everything once I got (worked) there, and harassed me by playing it all back. It was very annoying. Your mileage may vary, as I may have been singled out.
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Better diet, less garbage into the animals they farm to get food.
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Where is this startup hype going to end?
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