lilbarbarian

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   Ergonomics Podcast Every Developer Should Listen To(relay.fm)

   4 points by lilbarbarian 11y ago|1 comments
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   Writing Resources and Thoughts(littlebarbarian.com)

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   Speed as a habit in Business(firstround.com)

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   Wind Shortage?(marginalrevolution.com)

   1 points by lilbarbarian 11y ago|1 comments
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   Andreessen Horowitz Is Both Right and Wrong(littlebarbarian.com)

   3 points by lilbarbarian 11y ago|2 comments
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   Why This Tech Bubble Is Worse Than 2000(blogmaverick.com)

   41 points by lilbarbarian 11y ago|39 comments
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   The Dangerous Long Bias and the End of the Supercycle(linkedin.com)

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   by lilbarbarian 11y ago

   If I ran a search engine it'd probably look exactly like Google's. That's not the point I'm trying to make. Was Microsost wrong to use their position as the dominant OS to kill Netscape by effectively banning it from Win
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   by lilbarbarian 11y ago

   All of those companies have to pay Google the instant you click on any of those ads. In the past (when Google was touting their "Do no evil" slogan), you would have seen at least as many or more organic results to go along with th
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    by lilbarbarian 11y ago

    It should be clear to anyone paying attention that Google is using their dominance in search to support their businesses at the expense of their competitors. Just do a search for "Chicago Hotel" on a desktop browser. Unless you ha