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14y ago
Living in Cincinnati and working closely with some of the groups from the Brandery, I have to disagree. However, I will say that the experience you likely had 5 years ago would definitely be reflected in what you've said here. The fact is
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> G Fiber gigabit internet (AirBnb won't let me spell the word here - rhymes with oogle fiber) Why is that?
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You mention 'cost saving practicalities' several times in your comment, however you haven't mentioned any. I'd be interested to hear them.
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The demo uses Fashion blogs as sort of a litmus test for the overall market and to test viability of the product. I don't know a ton about fashion, but there are certainly a lot of fashion bloggers. The basic score you see next to each pos
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Show HN: Blogs ranked by social quality
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"not zooming around like an all knowing cyborg." Ha ha ha ha!
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Show HN: What is your embeddedness? (beta)
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My guess is that they use the referrer only as a point of origin on the map. Each subsequent user to hit that referrer id plots on the map in sequence from the original, based on their geolocation. They probably do not plot users who do no
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Yes. Dr. House, MD.
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Startup CTO: Make the job Awesome
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Stop saying no all the time
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The Startup Work/Work/Life balance
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The Healthy CTO
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Preparing for Liftoff
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If this drug also kills cells in near proximity to the cancer, would it be effective treatment for brain tumors?
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There is still a high demand for talented web developers... You don't need a PhD in computer science to work for a startup. There's a lot of money to be made working on teams building MVP's.
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15y ago
Agreed. Though my income of 224,000 was a bit of a stretch :-)
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Awesome! I read HN every day and must have... always missed it? Though the 1st is payday so fighting my way to the bank may be the culprit. Thanks!
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How to find a startup?
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