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lenley
16y ago
That sounds an awful lot like yahoo and aol's homepage ad deals.
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lenley
16y ago
You are missing the most mysterious domainer of all time. Google "Yun Ye"
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lenley
16y ago
That's much more useful ... I can't take any of the "historical" reviews that don't bother to mention SixDegrees, CollegeClub and a bit later the CommunityConnect sites. Both Friendster and Myspace are very close to Asian Ave / CommunityCon
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Google Buying Groupon is not a Flawed Strategy
(lenley.com)
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lenley
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lenley
16y ago
I don't think lingpipe is open source
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lenley
16y ago
I never got that analogy considering Bush said he doesn't drink alcohol.
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lenley
16y ago
start
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lenley
16y ago
Do you know of any ML / NLP libraries in erlang? thx.
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lenley
16y ago
Part of the problem with the characterization of "Angel Gate" is that it is so hard to say what collusion among angel investors would look like, and even if it occured, if collusion as independent organizations would be sustainable. There a
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lenley
16y ago
Indeed, I think there are also quite a few engineers who have backgrounds in other sciences outside of comp sci / EE -- also I would think people would be interested in inspiration from other sources. Crocs are like horseshoe crabs and othe
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lenley
16y ago
yes, how well have .cm's sold?
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lenley
16y ago
AMZN PE 53.69
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lenley
16y ago
Certainly, but I think the mix of content and lack of censorship also helps get a significant amount of traffic.
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lenley
16y ago
I think you are right in sentiment, post-colonialism (post 1960s!, I think it is important to remember it's been a relatively short amount of time), most African countries need basic infrastructure (water, power, sewage, communications) tha
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lenley
16y ago
Zynga can (and will ) I just think it adds a more difficulty to retaining customers, and getting the free advertising on facebook through messages and requests etc. as people log-in zlive and don't play on fb. But here's the worst from Zyng
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lenley
16y ago
That's quite true, I hadn't thought of the individual achievements in the game. It will be interesting to see how strong that investment would be for users.
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lenley
16y ago
Interesting, I dont think Zynga brings in more revenue than facebook; however, facebook is trying to gradually acquire 30% of Zynga's revenue through facebook currency. Fb doesn't even need to acquire Zynga. Zynga has a very weak hand, and
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lenley
16y ago
This is a very weak leak by Zynga, I don't see how they can do anything but complain about facebook's change in policies.
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Examination of Tax Cuts and "Starve the Beast"
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lenley
16y ago
a.) How much new content do they add on monthly basis? b.) How much competition do they have in SERPs? ( subclass of 2, no comp from wikipedia).
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lenley
16y ago
Toyota had a massive recall, congressional hearings are standard for an issue of that magnitude and even you readily admit "the problem is certainly inexcusable." I'm amazed you were uprated for real FUD with "politicians trying desperately
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lenley
16y ago
Well we've seen how overrated Toyota actually has been -- in terms of their safety record etc.
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lenley
16y ago
How do you handle the World Trade model where foreign governments have no issue propping up their large industrial companies hit by recessions (companies that would also benefit from the decrease in your countries industrial capacity)?
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lenley
16y ago
Yes. I bet there is a market for a wikipedia type soc-net.
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lenley
16y ago
I agree with you, I think LaLa had an innovative and interesting model; however, it wasn't profitable and tht's why Apple was able to buy it --clearly they had something else in mind.
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lenley
16y ago
Nothing, that was sort of my point. People are mad at Apple for shutting LaLa down when it was clear LaLa was not a capable of functioning as a profitable venture in the format the founders pivoted to. Online music is glamorous; yet, not th
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lenley
16y ago
That was an odd article -- no mention of net neutrality, or taxes etc...AFAIK
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lenley
16y ago
Where's the evidence of LaLa's ability to maintain operations?
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lenley
16y ago
More like "Lala is doing something we want to do, I can't become profitable, let's buy them cheaply for their existing work and engineering team and shut them down so we can offer our own solution that can make money."
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lenley
16y ago
um sorry, but that's not even in the same category of parody / satire. The Qur'an doesn't explicitly forbid visual depictions of Muhammad.
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