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by krav 18y ago
In an internet company, the people responsible for the product (engineers) are the talent. In my experience, marketing people at big companies only know how to spend money. Many sales people just have expensive dinners and long-winded bi
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by krav 18y ago
As someone who's been on the sales and marketing side (and is now on the Angel side), I agree. When I look at potential investments, if it's an internet company run by MBAs or sales and marketing folks, I immediately pass. Invest in and ke
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by krav 18y ago
I met the founder a couple weeks ago when he was in the US. I work for an Angel fund and the moment he showed it to me, my first response was, "how do I invest in this?" But he was already on to the VC phase. It's clever execution.
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by krav 18y ago
Great writeup. I have a whiteboard in my bedroom so I can visualize ideas. There's something about putting it on the white space that makes them easier to edit and play with.
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by krav 18y ago
Looks like Hallmark owns it now. He must have sold it to them for a tidy profit: Whois Record Registrant: Hallmark Licensing Inc. Hallmark Domain Administration 2440 Pershing Rd. MD 339 Kansas City, MO 64108
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by krav 18y ago
That's when you know the guy is gonna lose money. Stick with what you know.
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by krav 18y ago
The answer, unfortunately, is simple. Yahoo and Google make a lot of money from these practices. They've enabled all this to happen. Do no evil, eh?
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by krav 18y ago
I disagree. It's valuable for hackers to see where money's being made on the web. Just 'cause the article is a couple years old doesn't mean that the practice still isn't happening.
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by krav 18y ago
I think people are smart enough to decide what they want to do when they land at a parked page. If they want to leave, guess what, type in another URL. If they want to click and ad, so be it. Another cha-ching in Google's coffers (guess
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by krav 18y ago
Oh goody. The web was crashing without him.
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by krav 18y ago
I bought one of those pod coffee machines. Set it up next to my alarm clock. (In theory), when I stumble over to my alarm clock to shut it off, I just hit the button on the machine and my coffee is ready in 4 seconds. Usually, by the time
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What knowledge base application do you use?
3 points by krav 18y ago|1 comments
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by krav 18y ago
Well put. And very Zen.
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by krav 18y ago
Re that last sentence: Well said, Peter.
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by krav 18y ago
Dude, how do you measure history? Check out the history of the Indians and Asia. While the Abrahamic(s) were a bunch of smelly tribes in the desert, the Asians were already charting the stars.
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by krav 18y ago
Um, which part is history: the burning bush part or who begat who?
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by krav 18y ago
Just avoid Network Solutions. They have an atrocious history regarding their users. If you want details, google them and see what comes up.
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by krav 18y ago
Here's what you do: Create a site or service on that name that is completely unrelated to that company's business. Then, if they go to ICANN for mediation, they'll have a lesser case than if you just have a squatting page there. If you cur
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by krav 19y ago
Straight, clear, and very helpful. Thanks!