msrpotus

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by msrpotus 10y ago
Check out Overcast; much better podcast app than the default Apple one.
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by msrpotus 10y ago
Trying WedWell right now and I'm interested in how they'll grow (as well as helping my fiancee and I). Makes things a lot easier.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
This actually sounds pretty good. While most freelancers really shouldn't charge by the hour, this could be a good solution to a real problem.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
And in general, where does the money come from? You're proposing to start your own private central bank.
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Can a Startup Be Good?(newrepublic.com)
1 points by msrpotus 11y ago|0 comments
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by msrpotus 11y ago
In my experience, Twitter advertising just doesn't work so well. The specs are difficult to design around (and there's a lot of different requirements for different types of ads) and the performance just isn't as good as Face
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by msrpotus 11y ago
The deadline for the environment might be much sooner.
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Tech Titans Fix Democracy in Single White House Dinner(civichall.org)
2 points by msrpotus 11y ago|0 comments
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by msrpotus 11y ago
Does Flux have a real business? Do they make any money? Just because they created something doesn't mean they have a company.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
I think you underestimate the opportunity. Just because the businesses won't be completely new (and who knows what people will come up with) doesn't mean there isn't an economic opportunity. McDonalds and Walmart aren't
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by msrpotus 11y ago
Could I talk to you about a project I'm developing? It's marketing solutions for healthcare practices, ideally connected to EMR and IT systems. Would love to hear your thoughts and advice. Email is in my bio.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
I'm genuinely not sure. Paying for gym memberships, FitBits, and things to get people exercising could be one option. Or maybe insurers could use extra incentives to encourage people to get flu shots or regular checkups?
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by msrpotus 11y ago
I wonder if part of the B2C difficulty is that insurance pays for most healthcare but (with a few exceptions) not for the lifestyle choices that would reduce healthcare costs. If there was more of an emphasis on preventative measures that i
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by msrpotus 11y ago
Only Manhattan but pretty interesting. Wonder how this would look with other kinds of businesses. For instance, tech startups are concentrated in certain areas.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
Curious if there's any region smaller than that of LaGuardia Airport. A glance doesn't find any.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
They don't care. They care about the results and the overall costs, not how you bill.
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by msrpotus 11y ago
A big part of it is about sanitation--since pure water wasn't so safe to drink, people drank far more tea (boiling kills bacteria) and beer/wine (fermentation has a similar effect).
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by msrpotus 11y ago
I don't do whiteboard interviews but something similar (I'm in marketing). I'm not looking for people to ace the interviews, though obviously, it doesn't hurt. Instead, I'm looking for people who will be able to per
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One Night at a Restaurant(eater.com)
1 points by msrpotus 11y ago|0 comments
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Salesforce Cancels Programs in Indiana in Protest of Anti-Gay Bill(talkingpointsmemo.com)
9 points by msrpotus 12y ago|1 comments
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by msrpotus 12y ago
Explains how you can buy so much property with just $1m.
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The much-delayed war on procrastination(bbc.com)
1 points by msrpotus 12y ago|0 comments
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by msrpotus 12y ago
I was thinking the same thing for the Japanese breakfast. Are those foods prepared beforehand or is someone (probably the mom) waking up early to cook those?
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by msrpotus 12y ago
My original iPad couldn't even upgrade past iOS 6. Want to trade?
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by msrpotus 12y ago
It's the same concept as maker time vs. manager time, just expressed differently. This is especially interesting: >Task timers are happier and more creative, but less productive. They tend to savor the moment when something good is
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Clocks Make Workers Less Creative and Less Happy(theatlantic.com)
6 points by msrpotus 12y ago|1 comments
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by msrpotus 12y ago
Not sure where you're from but the US government doesn't fund any news organizations in the US. In developed countries with taxpayer-funded news (like the BBC), there are several layers in between the funding and reporters to prot
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by msrpotus 12y ago
Why is peering so much lower in the US? Is that a business strategy on the part of ISPs?
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CyberSec Coordinator Tells Why Lack of Tech Know-How Helps(govinfosecurity.com)
1 points by msrpotus 12y ago|0 comments
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This Is What Tech’s Ugly Gender Problem Really Looks Like(wired.com)
5 points by msrpotus 12y ago|1 comments

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