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by m52go 10y ago
I wonder how lucrative the partnership with GE is / will be. As a user interested in the future of digital economic models, I would love it if this sort arrangement makes the service viable... The sponsorships is cleanly integrated and
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Re: hijacking. It's OK, I'm sure the mods will take care of it. EDIT: I know this isn't reddit but I couldn't resist. Dan it's admirable how nice and down-to-earth you are in spite of all the stuff you see here ever
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by m52go 10y ago
Gosh it certainly reads like one. Same text is hosted at his root... http://www.drcraigwright.net/
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> Theory: In US presidential elections, the more charismatic candidate wins. I wonder if Trump is considered to have charisma. Either way, it's worth mentioning that Trump's real trump card is his masterful ability to reframe d
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by m52go 11y ago
WOW. I thought I was in a weak spot by being self-taught and scattered. So just who the hell is passing these inquisitions? What's really necessary?
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What's the end-game here? Obviously their sovereign debt level is enormous too, but it's also mostly purchased by the Bank of Japan. It's a ponzi scheme that's contained within itself. So it must mean Japan is heading to
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by m52go 11y ago
Folks, I was sick of the click-bait I came across so much, and wanted a place I could go to explore worthy new ideas. I figured books were a good place to find them, so I made BookStorm. BookStorm uses no algorithms to select the books it
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Show HN: BookStorm – Speed Date Books(bookstormapp.com)
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I wonder if this means the end of their dreadful sign-in wall...since ads are base on content (supposedly).
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by m52go 11y ago
Hey thanks for the perspective. I've been going through your CMAP series over the past few days...it's incredibly helpful!
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> That marketing is generally provided by publisher Publisher marketing is minimal to none these days. Also, due to cluelessness, the marketing you do get is often not very useful. I was just at a book marketing seminar yesterday and the
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by m52go 11y ago
It reminded me to up-vote. I see nothing wrong with it. It would be distasteful if incentives were offered in exchange for up-votes...but as it is, everyone's free to do as they please.
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My understanding is that this community is oriented toward technology entrepreneurs executing smaller opportunities, so same crowd as HN minus those shooting to build the next Facebook or Uber. I'm not sure if "small business&quot
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by m52go 11y ago
Just switch to the mobile web. Same capability, same interface, no intrusive permissions requirements. Add it to your homescreen and you even get the glorious U logo back! https://m.uber.com/
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My Kindle DX is one of the best device purchases I've ever made. I got mine for $299 right before it was phased out and still enjoy using it to disconnect from the digital world. PDFs are especially great on it...you can enjoy the orig
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by m52go 11y ago
I agree with the author concerning content and ads, but find it ironic that the article's title is so click-baity and misleading (considering she never implies content is actually dying, just that its business model is).
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The bit you found is reasonable, but there's a movement to forbid it. For example, it's illegal to photograph the Eiffel Tower at night when its lights are lit: http://wiki.gettyimages.com/897/
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by m52go 11y ago
Yeah it's disgusting. Witness the fight to copyright architecture, so that folks must ask for permission to take photos of public buildings. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copyright_in_architecture_in_t...
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Yeah but for varying reasons, people have blocked these media altogether, so the net effect is the same.
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Looks like the repository is gone now.
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One doesn't need to be materialistic to feel regret about missing the chance to acquire money. Maybe he has philanthropic goals that will go unmet, maybe he has startup ideas that capital could've helped test, etc.
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Especially when "What the fuck are you building?" is present further in the questionnaire.
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by m52go 11y ago
Twitter has 412 years of cash in the bank, assuming current burn levels, debt levels, and profitability. http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/markets/2016/01/25/twitt...
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by m52go 11y ago
Have you tried turning down the sync interval (located in Settings > Notifications)? That tremendously helped my battery usage.
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by m52go 11y ago
Ha, one can dream. I'd love to see something like this for books too.
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by m52go 11y ago
I like @Wu_Tang_Finance ( https://twitter.com/Wu_Tang_Finance ).
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You're bound to find this sort of response in any professional circle that deeply cares about the tools it uses to do its job. I think we're blessed that the discussions in this forum are usually constructive & critical but re
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by m52go 11y ago
Soon they'll protest college rankings. Princeton shouldn't be in the top 10 because one of its buildings is named after a racist. Stanford should be knocked out because it's only 6.5% Latino. Et cetera.
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Thanks for making this comment. I'm not sure I understand whose side you're on, but personally, this sort of debate really irks me. Are people seriously conveying that Lee purposely left out women? Would you purposely leave ou
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I see what you're saying with your first point, but does that mean it's more acceptable for people to put out less-polished professional work now that it's easier to go back and correct it? I hope not. Regarding points two an

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