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by kapitalx 16y ago
I find it interesting that these are what people are actually searching for. It looks like most of those common "search terms" are already formed opinions and ppl are mearly searching to see if others agree with them.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Looks like google considers everyone a lier.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
probably majority of the 1200 applications submitted on the last 2 days.
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Estranged Facebook Co-Founder No Longer At War With The Social Network(techcrunch.com)
3 points by kapitalx 16y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I really disliked that feature about Orkut. It would even show up when you visited a person's page who wasn't your friend. You had to think twice about visiting someone's page to see what who they are and what they've been up to. In a profe
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AOL paid $40 million for Techcrunch(businessinsider.com)
6 points by kapitalx 16y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Google search ads is one of the only ones I respond to, and mostly when I'm searching for a specific product or product type.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
It is quite amazing what totalitarian leaders are willing to say, but its always quite the opposite of what they will do. It always awes me when they speak, I think to myself "Yeah, exactly, they finally get it" but soon realize that its ju
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by kapitalx 16y ago
First. Pirates, most of the time, take away from the potential revenue of a copyright owner. You can argue that you wouldn't have used that product otherwise anyway, but thats not always true. Second. The reason the music industry is boomin
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by kapitalx 16y ago
I get an Error 503
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Once you fork, you can never merge!
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Great article. What does HN think about large initial rounds. In my opinion raising large amounts of money can distract one from building an efficient business, and can potentially distract from the core vision while giving up more control.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
At the least, Chile is much better weather than crappy waterloo weather!
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by kapitalx 16y ago
There are 2 aspects to programming that you might or might not be getting. First is figuring out what the solution to your problem is, Second is to put the solution on paper (write the program). Both of these take practice, but the former i
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Not just you. Techcrunch had an article on it a few days back: http://techcrunch.com/2010/08/26/digg-fail-ox/
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by kapitalx 16y ago
haha, quite funny. I looked at source code aswell before running it.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
It'll be interesting to see some statistics on this.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Exactly, I don't remember techcrunch ever announcing that they would launch at $499. The whole vision of the product was being sub $300.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
The main reason for the death of the product was the debacle between the two companies from day 1. I would have certainly purchased one if it was released by Techcrunch.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
Yeah found myself in the same situation. Or sometimes I was part of the pattern that matched, and I didn't win. I think this is just a bug and they'll probably fix it soon.
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by kapitalx 16y ago
At least at the time Jobs was thinking different himself. Very powerful idea and transformation for the company. Really planted the roots of what the company has become today. The ad itself is powerful even when watched now, 13 years later.
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by kapitalx 17y ago
I'll give you a real life example. I was having some problems with facebook connection and posting. I searched google and all the posts from a couple of days back said that facebook had fixed the problem already. But a quick run to search.t
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by kapitalx 17y ago
I think it has more to do with user demand, familiarity, and also the ability to migrate over, as many users already use MySQL.