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by milesskorpen 15y ago
This is what GLG does: http://www.glgresearch.com/ I did a lot of interviews via GLG (and similar services) as a consultant, with rates ranging from $200-700 per hour. The $700 range was for C-suite interviews at $5-10B revenue companies.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
Most are likely specialist surgeons -- neurosurgeons and cardiothoracic surgeons and going to pull in big money. The trade off is a (really) long residency, of course.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
The best first step might be encouraging people to automatically post to their Facebook wall that they have submitted a name. This could encourage people who are interested in them to join the service and hope!
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
If you follow through to the article's source (Flurry - http://blog.flurry.com/bid/63907/Mobile-Apps-Put-the-Web-in-... ), they split out the mobile usage by activity. It is 47% games, 32% social.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
But if you knew 60% of the cars had drugs, and knew the parking attendants were mixing in drug and non-drug bearing cars to hide the cars with drugs, then I suspect you could get a warrant from a judge. Yea. Stretching the metaphor.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
They've actually announced the format is very similar to ePub 3, so not exactly proprietary.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
I think it is a big change that students need to buy their books. Right now, schools frequently buy books and then keep them for years upon years, just renting them out to students. This change will increase textbook competition, and increa
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
Given the number of stories and PayPal's 100M active users, even the merchant complaints are (an extreme) minority of people who have issues. It comes down to PayPal caring more about buyers and big merchants than little merchants. (Disclai
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
Filip went to high school in Washington state, so I think he might actually be a US citizen. Would be good to mention somewhere on the page though.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
Yes, we (RedLaser) just launched a WP7 app last week. http://www.windowsphone.com/en-US/apps/8fbeb777-a17c-4afd-b8...
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
It is possible that they are making $18M this year and just hit 750k users. In which case, growth is skewing things. So if they had 500k users a year ago, many of the new users might still be on monthly plans, without bring the account life
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
If 70% of all American teenagers have had sex by the time they are 19, I'm not at all surprised virginity is not the norm in a open no-holds-barred class on sexuality. The class targets is audience, as it should.
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by milesskorpen 15y ago
The article specifically says this isn't the main issue--many of the students dropping out are the people with the highest SAT math scores, and a bevy of AP calculus/science classes under their belt. In theory, these should be our strongest