mikeg8

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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   I think they do. If you setup 301 wildcard redirects, google should replace the old site's urls with the new one in their index over time, after they've been crawled. (at least from what I remember when I was digging into it mysel
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   Yea but can't you use canonical tags on the original site so Google's index is updated with the new URL, thus avoiding duplicate content problems?
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   > You can. Routine, profitable procedures are not hard to arrange in the US. I have personally worked in a clinic where the exact experience described in this post happens every day. For the majority, this is simply not the case. I'
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   I think you were right in your initial comment about being "significantly jaded". The dude is literally trying as hard as he can to fix problems in the world but both your comments do little other than detract from his effort&#x2F
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   As someone who just made the switch in the opposite direction (I've been using Mail for multiple emails accounts for a few years) I'd strongly suggest sticking with Gmail's iOS app. My email experience on mobile has been much
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   Never got a chance to meet Garry but always enjoyed following his blog and the insights/advice he shared. He always seemed incredibly genuine and vested in the success of others. Best of luck in this next chapter, Garry!
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   That was the same spot I lost interest as well. Way too verbose.
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   Interesting. I'm in Sonoma County. Would love to hear more about your plans with this. hey @ mikegranados [dot] com if you feel like discussing it sometime. I'm frequently in SF.
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   by mikeg8 11y ago

   Curious, which part of CA?
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    by mikeg8 11y ago

    Thanks, I just got an invite and joined the slack group.
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    by mikeg8 11y ago

    looks like you are getting some positive feedback with this idea! If it pushes you to act on it, please let me know. I'd love to participate in something like this.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    Makes sense. thank you for your reply.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    I have an amazing father and grandfathers, all of whom I am close with. I've dreamed of being a father for many years (26M) and think I'll make a great one someday based on the examples I was fortunate enough to have. But I don&#x
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    I agree with artursapek. Part of their success comes from better execution, many in the enterprise space are starting to argue that superior design for end-users is more important than ever ( https://twitter.com/levie/st
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    > There's a good chance the tech world will change around them and the whole thing will come tumbling back down to earth. What supports this claim? Yes tech and the tech world changes quickly but some of the core functions of runni
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    Switching databases is significantly more painful for a _small_ portion of an organization. Getting a large organization to switch messaging platforms across all team functions probably wouldn't be a seamless as you'd like to imag
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    Exactly my thoughts as well.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    scrolling on my trackpad is whacky too. terrible experience. Have to use arrows. worst page i've ever seen
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    30mph* If I'm only doing 15, i bet I'm still thinking abut work :P
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    > The other stark contrast is how much harder people in China seem to work than people here, and how working hard is considered a good thing, not a bad thing. If continued growth is dependent on working harder (more hours), I'm comp
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    The default comparison is that cofounders are always "married" but that's only half accurate. It's like being married _and_ raising a child. Most of the conflicts I've seen and experienced with my co-founders are
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    I'm in my mid 20s too and I strongly agree with what you said.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    Thank you for sharing this. It's arguably one of the most inspiring quotes I have encountered.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    yes. When you are "ramen profitable" you are making enough to remain operational which means you are avoiding death and the "fatal pinch" this article is all about.
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    > "... ethics is a secondary issue ..." scary
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    I still don't understand how they monetize from this at all. Square cash (which this is built on) has no fees...
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    First rule of Google - don't talk about the Google!
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    >cut down to 100 developers and gaining a technical focus... mind you, maybe that just means I want "hacker school" more than "startup school" I think you're absolutely right about you wanting a "hacker&quot
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    Doesn't seem like they are too me– he called it an inflection point. There can always be another inflection point later on that takes them in the wrong direction. And that single event is pretty powerful event nonetheless. Being YC alu
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    by mikeg8 12y ago

    wow, i really dislike the visuals of this website