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Dear Jetblue - please read this
(eric-jctf3.posterous.com)
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krav
16y ago
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krav
16y ago
I'd gain some free time and the reminder that nothing in my gmail or any social site really matters.
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krav
16y ago
Good God, this is ridiculous - this should be a bigger news story, show how MPAA respects noone.
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krav
16y ago
Love your commentary!
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krav
16y ago
I can't speak for academia - it's an island I have no wish to ever visit again. Great companies or teams aren't happy accidents. They require leadership, vision, and execution. I wouldn't want to work with Jobs - but I admire what he's do
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krav
16y ago
The ceo of a company is responsible for success and failure. When I was in the Army, the success or failure of my squad rested with me - I was ultimately responsible. So, yes, in this case, the guy who took apple from the dumps to one of th
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krav
16y ago
Fair enough - I was going for an "unbiased" metric. Could have been market cap, stock price, etc. In a nutshell, my respect goes to the builders and hackers of the world, not the talkers.
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16y ago
Best part is Job's last comment: By the way, what have you done that’s so great? Do you create anything, or just criticize others work and belittle their motivations? Creating something of value is hard. It takes dedication, iteration, con
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krav
16y ago
My God, you're so right! I was there as well, same thing - the dot.com boom made ad agencies tons of money.
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krav
16y ago
Of course, just passed it along to the team to review.
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16y ago
I'm the lucky "business" guy who works with this team. All of us have built real companies in the Valley. You don't have to have their level of experience, as long as you're sharp and motivated. Couple things about us: - Our investors ar
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PHP engineer for a small fast moving technology startup
(sfbay.craigslist.org)
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16y ago
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krav
16y ago
Useful, thank you.
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krav
16y ago
Probably flat-fee. A talented editor can make your manuscript better, but that doesn't guarantee sales.
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krav
17y ago
Um, no. They were harsh rulers. No one likes to be oppressed by a foreign power. How would you feel if the Chinese came in, killed off Democrats and Republicans, and the rest of us were relegated to serving them afternoon tea and being t
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krav
17y ago
Enough are - look at Apple's market cap.
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krav
17y ago
A PhD in finance should automatically deem you un sophisticated enough to make an educated investment. For proof, I give you Wall Street.
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krav
17y ago
After taxes, that's about $32K. If hacker lives in California, that's $15.2K. Makes you wonder why more hackers don't run bot farms.
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krav
17y ago
High-fructose corn syrup is poison, period. Weight gain is minor, bring on the diabeties, heart disease, inflammatory issues. The list goes on and on. Simple solution is to let market prices dictate cost of sugar, rather than corn subsidi
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krav
17y ago
Didn't even know lists exist. That right there is killer (best comments, etc.) Most of the time I read HN for the comments.
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krav
17y ago
If they won't give you this information, ask yourself if these are the type of founders you want to work with?
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krav
17y ago
Alex, how does your search on Mailroom compare to Remail? I loved Remail's wicked fast search on my iphone.
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Sarah Silverman is brilliant
(techcrunch.com)
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17y ago
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krav
17y ago
Sorry to be harsh about this - but this is borne out of the reality of having worked with MBAs at startups and huge corporations: If you want innovation, first step - fire the MBAs.
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17y ago
A hack for the sake of hacking - gotta respect.
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17y ago
PR agencies are what corporate managers hire to justify their marketing budgets. You're a startup. Be scrappy. Be creative. Think outside the box. You'll come up with ideas and ways to market far far more effective for your market than
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krav
17y ago
In a nutshell, nope. If your startup takes off, part of your traffic (the type-in kind) will go to the .com, where it'll be a parked page full of Google or Yahoo ads, and will make the domain owner money. Move on and find something else.
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krav
17y ago
Nice satire.
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krav
17y ago
One of the best 1 hour 16 minutes 27 seconds use of my life. Thank you for posting this.
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krav
17y ago
Just played around with it. Nice work.
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