lauradhamilton

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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
No. If anything it should give you confidence that your idea is decent.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Seems like a cool list of projects. Interested to see how this turns out!
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This Black-hat Tactic Could Make You Lose Your Good, Hard-Earned Links(moz.com)
1 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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TechWeek’s Black Tie Rave Party Girl Image Blunder(digitalmegaphone.com)
1 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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Techweek Reaps A Whirlwind With Sexist Party Invite Backlash(chicagoist.com)
3 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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Tech leaders strike back over Techweek Chicago images of women(bluesky.chicagotribune.com)
13 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|15 comments
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Yeah, but you're supposed to put underscores or hyphens to separate words. The bots aren't smart enough to un-concatenate words as far as I understand.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
You can get into trouble with the IRS. Consult a professional.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Headline seems to be contradicted by the article. If we get the equivalent of 42mpg walking -- and we assume that people are walking downtown in large cities where there is a lot of traffic -- that's far better gas mileage than a car g
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Excel killer is worth a billion dollars easily. Hint: It won't look like Excel.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
The definition of "advert" is something that you paid for. If you're asking how does Google know if a link was paid? It has some algorithmic ways, and it also relies on paid link reports from competing webmasters.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
He's not wrong. But he probably wishes he didn't say that.
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Hipmunk Raises $20M Round For Its Agony- And Ecstasy-Based Travel Search(techcrunch.com)
6 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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Additive Analytics Launches New Tools To Help Patients Compare Surgery Costs(techcrunch.com)
1 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
I would also suggest reading documents (such as the Shareholder agreement) before signing them. This guy obviously knew about vesting, but somehow didn't realize it wasn't in the Shareholder agreement?
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
After staring at the two logos for awhile, I managed to convince myself that the second "o" had changed color, becoming slightly yellower. Now I'm starting to doubt my sanity.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
I don't agree with this. I think that a 30% price difference is significant. In the current market, I think that publishers get far too large a fraction of the revenue and authors far too small. If the author creates the content and pr
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
I am not sure. My understanding is that Panda 4.0 is an "anti thin content" algorithm update. If I were to define "good thick content" in a way that a robot could understand, I might look at the following variables: - Hi
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Perhaps it's a "thin content" penalty. Looking at the site, the posts have low wordcount. No images. Lots of links. That's kind of consistent with the other trends we're seeing from Panda 4.0. Thoughts?
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See how the cost of surgery varies from one state to the next(additiveanalytics.com)
2 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
A lot of good points in here, but personally I hate it when bloggers remove the publish date. Really irks me, and reduces my confidence in the content.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
TIL I'm a low-information consumer.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
I also did a map that shows how prices vary from state to state: http://www.additiveanalytics.com/solutions/nationwide_price_...
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See what the same surgery costs at different providers(additiveanalytics.com)
3 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|2 comments
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
$25 in Switzerland is gets you about what $12 in the US does. So this really isn't as high as it sounds.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Ha. A 10-mile radius could be an entire city.
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Healint: Providing Health Analytics at Your Fingertips(establishmentpost.com)
2 points by lauradhamilton 12y ago|0 comments
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
It seems a bit weird to get an equity grant "if the company survives the next 6 months." By definition if the company doesn't survive 6 months then the equity is worthless, so there's no harm in issuing the equity now. Y
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
With every release it seems to get more unusable, more javascripty, and buggier.
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by lauradhamilton 12y ago
Perhaps Switzerland. Doesn't meet the "large enough" definition, but they are very pro-privacy and anti-snooping. Labor is crazy expensive there though.

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