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by minouye 16y ago
Not only is this unethical, it could land you in jail. http://www.auctionbytes.com/cab/abn/y10/m08/i11/s01
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Wow, a video game staycation. That sounds awesome!
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Vegetarian will be tough - although I don't have all the specifics, I remember hearing about how Tony Gonzales (NFL tight-end) went on a vegan diet and he seemed to be managing OK. Granted he was probably more in maintenance mode, but diet
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by minouye 16y ago
So the May 1st edition of the Economist this year had a fantastic special report on the future of television. Although I agree it can be a huge time waste, I think live TV will continue to play an important role in media consumption going
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by minouye 16y ago
IMO paying rent wouldn't count as a P2P transaction. I've used Paypal for years to pay friends, and there have never been any fees.
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by minouye 16y ago
Since the wage data is publicly available, does anyone know how I would go about replicating these maps? I know I could use Google's charting API's for County/US state level, but how would I go about mapping data at the US county level? J
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by minouye 16y ago
Interesting analysis, but I disagree on three points: 1. This analysis implies that a business would agree to work with Groupon if their sole goal were to maximize today's profits. That's unrealistic. 2. Many Groupons are service oriente
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by minouye 16y ago
Maybe I'm in the minority, but I've been impressed with Amazon. What eCommerce sites are doing a better job? If you are looking at the US you have Amazon, eBay, Walmart, and Target (based on Quantcast traffic). Throw in Overstock and a h
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Yes, I'd love that too. Especially looking a penetration rate but more focused on top sites (i.e. 1-50K, 1-100K, etc.)
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If you are implying that the opportunities in Japan are equal to those available in the US, then I wholeheartedly disagree. Both in terms of startup culture or slogging through a corporate job, Japan is vastly different from the US. Opportu
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by minouye 16y ago
Does anyone know if there are limits to the number of Google Apps accounts you can have? I'd like to link several free accounts I have together--is there any risk in doing this?
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The Making of a Fashion Phenomenon(inc.com)
1 points by minouye 16y ago|0 comments
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by minouye 16y ago
Fantastic analysis. I think there will be more grown men with gloves at tonights game than the kids. Normally I feel foolish packing one along, but if I had tickets, I'd definitely bring it.
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by minouye 16y ago
Great list--I'd argue that one of the most important ones on there is the one-handed bowline. It could save your life! http://www.asiteaboutnothing.net/cr_bowline-methods.html#one...
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by minouye 16y ago
Thanks so much for mentioning Instapaper--I had an account but forgot about it. Just finished queuing up some reads I've been meaning to get to!
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I haven't tried that but I'll give it a shot.
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I tried reading a book on my phone a while back. I read for about 40 minutes and then spent the next hour or so convinced that I was permanently cross-eyed. Seriously though--maybe my eyes are weaker than most, but I just can handle the sc
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by minouye 16y ago
The longest I've read in one session on the Kindle was about 2-3 hours (typical for me if I'm reading fiction). After reading for that long, my eyes are a little sore, but the strain isn't signifcantly different from reading a paper and in
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by minouye 16y ago
I love my Kindle and this is awesome news. For all of you on the fence, here's why I recommend everyone buy a Kindle (haven't used a Nook, but I think most of these points apply): 1. You will read more. 2. The reading experience will be bet
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by minouye 16y ago
Marketing is going to be a huge challenge. For a data point, consider that TinyPrints (which owns Wedding Paper Divas), spent nearly $50 acquiring new users last holiday season ( http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/22/technology/internet/22sear
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Michael Larson - The man who reverse engineered a game show(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by minouye 16y ago|0 comments
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by minouye 16y ago
Or how many hires have come from this
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by minouye 16y ago
My grandfather used to often say, "there are no strangers in this life, only friends you haven't met." When he passed away, I was truly amazed at how many people he had met and befriended. It served as a wake-up call to me--for my generat
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And the fact that using anything Amazon is pretty much off the table...
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by minouye 16y ago
While not exactly the same, malapropisms are interesting too :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malapropism
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by minouye 16y ago
Spot on--an 11.8% CTR on a mobile device is not sustainable.
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Top 100 Jobs You Can Elance(elance.com)
2 points by minouye 16y ago|1 comments
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I think the incentive compounds the self-selection bias. For someone who is an expert in say audio equipment, a small monetary reward isn't going to encourage him/her to post a review (assuming they have a decent amount of disposable incom
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The obstacles are not as high as you think. I know many people have a rather poor opinion of affiliate marketing, but if you want to free up your time to work on interesting projects, I'd say it's definitely the fastest way to 1-2k a month,
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by minouye 16y ago
Many Amazon product pages are the de-facto location for product data in a variety of verticals. When was the last time you read a great book and sent someone a Borders/BN link? If that page page becomes the default home for that product,

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