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61.
by jscore 16y ago
Disagreed, seems like Joel is being his usual self and claiming that competitors products are useless. I have found a lot of useful answers on yahoo answers on a range and depth of topics that do not exist within SE sites.
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by jscore 16y ago
I hope I'm not alone, but it's impossible for me to differentiate what you do versus as something already provided by PayPal. PayPal was revolutionary, but WePay seems something that PayPal already provides. Borland (with their IDEs and Qua
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by jscore 16y ago
I must be alone here, but some of the articles in eHow were helpful (ie, how to form an LLC in some states). It was very basic, but it was on the money. Sure, it's a "content farm" but if the advice is good and succinct, it sure beats tryi
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by jscore 16y ago
"Additionally, Facebook has become a waste of time for me. " And writing this blog post wasn't?
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by jscore 16y ago
(Disclaimer: I don't work for Apple or own any of their stock, just a happy dev in their ecosystem) I completely agree with this model. Apple's marketing muscle is HUGE. I'm perfectly OK with splitting one-time or recurring revenue with th
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by jscore 16y ago
You are correct, but it's a much more complicated topic (especially in the West). Reading a book won't reverse decades of cultural conditioning. I recommend getting a Brazilian or Colombian wife instead.
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by jscore 16y ago
Maybe in America. Things work very differently in the rest of the world.
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by jscore 16y ago
Apple can do whatever the heck they want. The market will be the sole judge whether their choices are correct or not. So far the history is on their side.
69.
by jscore 16y ago
Yahoo is really an impression based media company. The number one goal is to drive traffic to properties and monetize it via impressions. Don't get me wrong -- they've build some impressive technology in house and have/had some bright engi
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by jscore 16y ago
Yahoo is pretty much done (from an ex-Yahoo)
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by jscore 16y ago
One more point that's heavily overlooked: They're too busy to tell you why they're successful.
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by jscore 16y ago
Awesome podcast. I actually liked your delivery style although I'm probably in the minority. Reminds me of the "You suck at photoshop" tutorials on youtube.
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by jscore 16y ago
"Russia is problematic in that its government is notoriously corrupt and controlled by the mob and Russian business interests, " Don't listen to Western media. I'm sure Russian government would be supportive of anything that provides jobs
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by jscore 16y ago
From http://www.wired.com/magazine/2010/11/mf_qa_ferriss/all/1 , "The 4-Hour Body: An Uncommon Guide to Rapid Fat-Loss, Incredible Sex, and Becoming Superhuman, a title he reverse-engineered from data he collected from the clickstream and
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by jscore 16y ago
I haven't met anyone who thinks US has any decent work/balance. The reality is that US is a great place to make money and lots of it. Then you spend it on the beaches of Brazil or Thailand.
76.
by jscore 16y ago
I understand and of course I was being sarcastic with my comment. How many photo sharing apps does a world need? I'm certainly covered.
77.
by jscore 16y ago
"Few launches were so anticipated in 2010 as social network Path.com." Really? Jeez I must've been in a cave to miss this.
78.
by jscore 16y ago
No, but it's an example of a perfect linkbait.
79.
by jscore 16y ago
Great, as I was JUST thinking of making a chrome extension to filter posts with 100+ points.
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by jscore 16y ago
The recent trend of him outsourcing his own posts is really annoying. I don't understand how anyone can learn anything from someone who has pretty much diluted his work to appeal to the widest possible audience. I mean the guy has a weight
81.
by jscore 16y ago
Good to know about Colombian 3G coverage. I'm actually going to Medellin soon. Will probably stay for a while. If any hackers are in that area would be great to connect.
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by jscore 16y ago
While labor is shifting overseas, consumers are not. America is the most consumer driven economy in the world and should remain so for a bit even given the recession (thank quantitive easing and low interest rates for that). All those trad
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by jscore 16y ago
Obviously you've never been to Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn (where he lives). They call this part of Brooklyn, 'little Odessa' for a reason.
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by jscore 16y ago
He's an idiot for bragging on interviews. He's Russian but doesn't realize that this is not Russia and he can't go around threatening people.
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How infidelity has become accepted and even expected in Russia.(slate.com)
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86.
by jscore 16y ago
My best book as well, the quotes (by Karla and others) are just amazing.
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by jscore 16y ago
Or outrun Usain Bolt
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by jscore 16y ago
Does it really matter? I know a guy who brings in tens of thousands of dollars with his web business. He's not an entrepreneur by your definition. I think he's fine with it. Reminds of the lyrics by Big Punisher, "I'm not a player I just
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by jscore 16y ago
What I learned from reading this post: Nothing
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by jscore 16y ago
"Does a woman not have the right not to face that?" Are you speaking for ALL women? In Brazil, women love it when you aggressively peruse them. In SF, men don't talk to women, and women's number one complaint is exactly that.

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