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by mfrommil 13y ago
Don't even have to call it a "salespitch". A good product will sell itself. And it's quite clear a Tesla is a good product.
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by mfrommil 13y ago
Considering Netflix comes out to $96/yr, $99 for Prime, with a comparable (albeit not quite as good) video library, along with shipping and the free ebook, it's still a deal. And even if Amazon loses money on a Prime membership, t
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by mfrommil 13y ago
I don't disagree with any of these comments... running employees into the ground for an extended period of time can't be good. Happy, motivated employees are crucial to the success of any company.
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by mfrommil 13y ago
There's such a strong negative connotation to "burning out" in the article. If an employee puts in a solid 2-3 years and delivers great results for a company, "burns out", and then moves on to a new role or company
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by mfrommil 13y ago
I won't be surprised to see products like this grow into a huge industry. Just imagine... surgeons wearing Glass or a Glass-like device which can alert the surgeon to abnormalities while performing surgery. Or have a HUD for the surg
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by mfrommil 13y ago
Or have a small (?) next to it explaining in more detail what "remember me" actually does for anyone interested. -Provides enough detail to answer anyone's questions about what it does -Doesn't clutter the overall UI
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by mfrommil 13y ago
Looks like iOS gets a pretty significant market share boost from holiday sales. I wonder if that's Apple's plan for the future... maintain share for 9 months out of the year and sell as many as possible around Xmas.
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Scrutiny of "Freemium" Games in Europe(blogs.wsj.com)
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by mfrommil 13y ago
Rather than flipping it up you could also slide it to the side. I like the idea of changing the appearance of Glass to let others know that it's off.
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by mfrommil 13y ago
If I thought it could provide me value, free. If I thought the concept was interesting but questioned if it would actually be worth my time as a real product, $20 for a week of testing.