myoung8

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Help me get in touch with e1ven.
1 points by myoung8 19y ago|2 comments
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by myoung8 19y ago
Beautifully designed, except for that damn feedback button. Why is everyone copying what I think I first saw on Draftmix? It's not easy for people to read sideways. Put it at the top or bottom of the page so users don't have to cock their h
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by myoung8 19y ago
will do. what's your email address?
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Magic: The Gathering, Evolved
2 points by myoung8 19y ago|6 comments
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by myoung8 19y ago
What do you guys think is a "reasonable CPM"? $0.001? $0.01? $0.05?
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by myoung8 19y ago
There are quite a few designers on here and they're probably more the "computery" type since this site doesn't appeal much to design snobs. I'd guess they are fairly entrepreneurial too. Feel free to ping me (myoung8@stanford.edu), I'm an e
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by myoung8 19y ago
If you guys want, I could try to reserve a room in Old Union for an hour or so after the event so people can get together and mingle.
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by myoung8 19y ago
I agree with him, but I don't think the alternatives he proposed are reasonable for most people.
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by myoung8 19y ago
lyime, email me at myoung8@stanford.edu or ping me at myoung8 on Skype, i've got some information/experience in this area that should be helpful to you.
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by myoung8 19y ago
Too many steps in the value chain to make this work...
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by myoung8 19y ago
Guesses on what happens when you get people from Random House and McKinsey running a company, plus a CTO from Accenture?
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Searching For Online Video's Holy Grail(money.cnn.com)
1 points by myoung8 19y ago|3 comments
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by myoung8 19y ago
cool, but this is another echo-chamber "non-product"
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by myoung8 19y ago
I actually enjoy looking at the ads in Wired because they are usually highly relevant.
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Does anyone remember...?
4 points by myoung8 19y ago|1 comments
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by myoung8 19y ago
Why have morals when you can make money instead?
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by myoung8 19y ago
news.yc, the wsj, techcrunch (increasingly less so, though)
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by myoung8 19y ago
That was a hilarious article...not exactly typical WSJ fare...
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by myoung8 19y ago
Cool site. The calendar isn't working properly, though (you have to refresh to view events you add if they aren't on the current day). I also somehow ended up at the year 20070 at one point just by pressing the next link. Regarding how to l
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by myoung8 19y ago
i forgot to add my favorite comment: "more journalistic sensationalism" don't let it scare you.
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by myoung8 19y ago
yeah, no kidding. reading it felt like the story left out quite a few details...i'm sure there was a good reason that they slowed down so much--one product with a staff of 50? c'mon...
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by myoung8 19y ago
absolutely amazing. hopefully this will get commercialized very soon.
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by myoung8 19y ago
It seems like most internships are not so much a "free trial" for the internee, but an extended, interactive interview and test of skills, personality, and attitude. They exist so that firms don't get stuck with inept workers. There are als
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by myoung8 19y ago
anyone have any experience using merb in production?
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by myoung8 19y ago
If you're using Rails, I suggest using attachment_fu with RMagick or ImageScience.
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by myoung8 19y ago
Actually, I think Beacon is what Beacon should have been. The problem with apps like iGot is that it takes effort and time on the part of the user. Beacon is effortless. Yes this can result in privacy issues, but if the user is worried abou
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by myoung8 19y ago
Why are people still building Digg clones?
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The Retail Industry
8 points by myoung8 19y ago|9 comments
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Was Viaweb ever approached by a Japanese company?
18 points by myoung8 19y ago|3 comments
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by myoung8 19y ago
Wow, that was far-fetched. I'm starting to wonder, is there a limit on the number of ad-based services we can have in the economy? (i.e. are there are fixed number of ad dollars to be spent)

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