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by master 15y ago
Any ideas on how this model compares to HipHop (Facebook's PHP-to-C system)?
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by master 16y ago
Aaron... Aaron... Aaron! GET OVER IT! House System, was, at best, about 10% as influential in the creation of Facebook as was Friendster. You take every opportunity to hate on Mark and Facebook, even when it makes no sense... Why can't yo
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by master 16y ago
"I moved my primary residence from Silicon Valley to Seattle" Hmm, that's very specific wording there. In my world, filled with tax advisors and lawyers, this translates to "I'm trying to avoid paying California state income tax on capit
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by master 17y ago
"I want to be clear here that the blame, to the degree that there was, is largely in the United States, not in Europe, not in Britain," Schmidt said. ... Right. I would be more concerned if this remark wasn't coming from a man who is lit
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by master 17y ago
Umm, why do you feel a need to downvote and reply to every criticism of this company? Just because something is making money doesn't mean it is making enough money to be worth keeping around. Also, doesn't mean it's making as much money as
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by master 17y ago
This was a competitive VC deal? Halsey Minor has been trying to get someone to take OpenDNS off his hands for quite some time now; he needs the money. Don't believe everything you read, kids.
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by master 18y ago
The previous era's coke and hookers were far more exciting. (If you think I am joking, please see: Pseudo.com)
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by master 18y ago
I was going to flag this, as it seemed a bit sensational, however I now understand what they are talking about. Google (and Microsoft) are huge fans of temp workers; I could totally see them shedding large numbers of these to please Wall St
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by master 18y ago
If this were Digg, this would be the point at which someone would insert an ASCII representation of Admiral Ackbar saying "IT'S A TRAP!"
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by master 18y ago
People need to stop taking TechCrunch seriously. Michael Arrington is fed by venture capital firms and their portfolio companies, and has far too many conflicts of interest to be credible. Most of his posts are extremely biased and tilted
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by master 18y ago
Here is a man who understands how to live.
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by master 18y ago
In our industry, it tends to be that your first, and most important customer, is yourself. A lot of the greatest companies started by fulfilling a personal need; conveniently enough, you don't need to look at the DJIA to tell you whether y
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by master 18y ago
Great people are always competing with themselves (see, for example, great athletes). Of course, that requires notions/delusions of greatness, but that's another topic!
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Focus on yourself
48 points by master 18y ago|13 comments