mklurfeld

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   by mklurfeld 18y ago

   This might be the truest statement I've read all day
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   Growth Rates Don't Matter: How Userbases Don't Always Confer Profit(techgeist.net)

   16 points by mklurfeld 18y ago|14 comments
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   by mklurfeld 18y ago

   One possibility is giving people a way to direct their emotions. For example, particularly hard problems could be delivered by a certain character, thereby redirecting the associations players have with the difficulty of the problem from th
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   by mklurfeld 18y ago

   This is sort of fascinating from a startup perspective. Small companies that get big still have this sort of vibe to them for the most part. Google was run out of a closet (read: spare space at Stanford) before it became a titan.
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   by mklurfeld 18y ago

   Sort of fitting that a man who taught at the University of Chicago and who has Larry Summers for an advisor would use economics for more than just balancing a national budget.
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   by mklurfeld 18y ago

   Yet Firefox 3 is the most popular browser in Europe. http://www.reuters.com/article/technology-media-telco-SP/idU...
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   Subpoenaing ISPs – A Dangerous Precedent(techgeist.net)

   1 points by mklurfeld 18y ago|0 comments