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by m52go 13y ago
For the record, I'm not asking for Condi to step down or be removed. It would be hypocritical of me to do so--I openly criticized people on HN for asking Eich to step down. From a pure business perspective: I just think it's a bon
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by m52go 13y ago
Are you saying it makes them more capable of closing a large round? They just closed $350m barely a month ago. If they're looking for even more funding...I don't even know. The funding game is so screwed up now. Just IPO already a
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by m52go 13y ago
Simply removing Condi as a board member doesn't solve anything. The move to make her a board member puts the motivations of the entire Dropbox leadership team in question. Today, Dropbox hurt its reputation very badly, regardless how t
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by m52go 13y ago
I love the service, but it's about time Quora tested ways to monetize its site.
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by m52go 13y ago
Wow, that sort of ad is inexcusable.
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by m52go 13y ago
To me, it means the person will run operations for the firm, that the person will be the operational leadership for the company. That could be scary for someone who doesn't want that kind of responsibility, but then those are the very
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by m52go 13y ago
Best of luck!
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by m52go 13y ago
Kill CarMax. Decentralize it. The sheer number of resources one dealership consumes boggles my mind: all the people, the mechanics, the land, the land, the land, oh, and the other acres of land.
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by m52go 13y ago
He wasn't saying "I hate gay people." He was saying "the institution of marriage shouldn't include gay people." That isn't cool, fine, but it's NOT the blanket 'hatred' and 'intolerance
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by m52go 13y ago
The guy was supposed to run Mozilla, not a government. Don't lose sight of the context. Does donating to a political campaign now mean you are hateful and intolerant of the people on the opposing side of your campaign? People are takin
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by m52go 13y ago
This is stupid. Progressiveness and open-mindedness go BOTH WAYS. You have to be tolerant of people with different perspectives, or you can't call yourself progressive. I don't personally agree with the stance Eich took politicall
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by m52go 13y ago
In the 1980s and 1990s, it wasn't uncommon for cars to weigh under 2000 pounds. Now, with regulations like this, closer to 3000 pounds is the norm. Every pound adds up. All the safety regulations that have led to this increased weight
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by m52go 13y ago
Yeah I'm not sure I would try it...but others have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzI-Cd3SYVE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3U-mlGa7M8
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by m52go 13y ago
I have this phone and I love it. It flies. It makes phones 3x the price look ridiculous. It's also super tough. On YouTube, one guy ran over it with a car and submerged it in water and it recovered. I'm intrigued by the specs of t
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by m52go 13y ago
Since you mentioned the slow-lane, I'd recommend checking out the Fastlane Forum. http://www.thefastlaneforum.com/ The place for people like you is on your own...that forum will give you the support you need to learn,
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by m52go 13y ago
I totally agree. This ruling really just makes cars heavier, and as a result, less efficient. It's the reason a modern Insight is less efficient than a CRX from 20 years ago. Are you any less likely to get into an accident with that C
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by m52go 13y ago
I hope the developers didn't spend a whole lot of time on this. Sacha Greif's telesc.pe makes this really, really easy and it's all real-time.
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by m52go 13y ago
Judge a book by its title, and miss out big-time.
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by m52go 13y ago
The title is horrible. This isn't a get-rich-quick book like it sounds, in fact, DeMarco constantly stresses the long, tedious process required to become well-off. People on HN will probably find it redundant and repetitive, but for pe
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by m52go 13y ago
That's great, if it works. Will it scale? Not so sure. Anyway, not trying to kill your vibe. Prove the haters wrong. This is great if you can make it work. Charge money though. You deserve it.
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by m52go 13y ago
This looks awesome, as in, too good to be true. I don't get it...who's paying the difference? And why would you not charge for a service like this? You're providing a service people should find valuable. EDIT: I just checked
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by m52go 13y ago
Walmart is disgusting. The bright lights, recent attempts at upscaling their image, and the stupid yellow smiley face are all fronts for what's nothing more than a sweatshop for the unfortunate people who have to work there. I avoid it
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by m52go 13y ago
Hah, I was wondering the same thing...it is quite in-depth.
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by m52go 13y ago
I agree that you have to understand what you're getting into, but I argue it's not limited to products of high finance. What about payday loans, borrowing on credit cards, etc.? Let's not forget about buying houses...we all k
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by m52go 13y ago
Outrage pointed at the government: I don't agree with the supposed intentions of the government. If the government really was trying to 'protect the little guy', it wouldn't allow all those short-term credit schemes that
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by m52go 13y ago
This headline is link-bait. Come on, Coindesk.
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by m52go 13y ago
They don't show me any content until I give them my email address? Am I missing something?
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by m52go 13y ago
The something of somewhere is the nothing of nowhere - Peter Thiel
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by m52go 13y ago
The goal is to develop this into a standalone desktop application (think: Growl notifications). Then, it'll be paired with a custom hardware peripheral to encourage social reinforcement. Right now, it's email-based, which is prett
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by m52go 13y ago
You could, but who actually does? You'd have to be awfully committed to set timers each and every day. Eventually, I want to pair it with a physical desktop hardware companion to close the feedback loop and really integrate it deeper i

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