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by noahc 16y ago
What is most fascinating about this is that before an Author might waste 2 years of his life developing a book and get nothing out of it. Now an author can test the whole way. 1. Twitter - 140 Character Thesis Statement 2. Blog Post - 500 W
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Are Google and Facebook trying to buy Twitter?(salon.com)
1 points by noahc 16y ago|0 comments
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by noahc 16y ago
The only real legal point you have is the hints and threats issue. There isn't a good public record of what was said. From the article, it appears as though he said he wasn't going to publish names publicly. Although, it seems to suggest th
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by noahc 16y ago
I think there are two issues here: 1. The first is that he did not release the report publicly, which is what would cause the defamation. Anonymous did. Thus he wouldn't be responsible for the release of the data. The issue here is really t
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by noahc 16y ago
I am not a lawyer, but I'd like to address your legal points. Just as I don't need a warrant to view a publicly available website, he shouldn't either. What you are proposing is that it should be illegal to view public pages in a certain or
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by noahc 16y ago
The first quote shows exactly why they lost the battle: """...in fact, if you want to say anything, why don't you run it by me first? And Anil, and through marketing, and while you are at it through a couple other people as well... Cool?"""
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by noahc 16y ago
I'm not sure on the math, but the first thing that comes to mind is that they are a more general interest type of web property. AOL needs content it can direct users too, my mom isn't interested in TechCrunch, but she might be interested in
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by noahc 16y ago
I voted for "I'm in the USA and I'm watching the S.B" But, more accurately, I have the SB on the TV, but I only look up when they start cheering really loud so I can watch the replay.
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The fake Facebook profile I could not get removed(salon.com)
65 points by noahc 16y ago|35 comments
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by noahc 16y ago
Obviously, not sleeping isn't the greatest way to have your best thoughts. I understand that. However, I think you're missing out on a huge upside. You are judged by your best works not your failures. The problem with studying the success o
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by noahc 16y ago
It sounds like you should be testing more. What is different about the questions you ask and the ones that get responses? How can you make your questions more like theirs? Ultimately, just throw up a lot of crap and see what sticks. Then i
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by noahc 16y ago
I wrote a script that scraped a white pages website. It basically pulls down the telephone directory listings. I ran it on a small city and was able to run it against smaller cities over and over again. I then gave it to my uncle who ran it
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by noahc 16y ago
I am sure there are 100% coverage plans, but I would expect them to be very expensive. Many health insurance plans basically say, the most you will pay in one calendar year is $x,xxx. Since it's so early in the year and assuming his year st
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by noahc 16y ago
I would expect he has insurance of some sort. In America, that is typically tied to employment, however, he probably has individual insurance. Depending on how his business is structured would depend on who pays for it. Who pays for it i
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by noahc 16y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. Much Appreciated!
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by noahc 16y ago
I doubt the debate would get this nuanced, but I believe Google only tracks users on their own site. It appears Microsoft is tracking click across at least one search engine. I think this distinction has legal as well as technical implicat
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by noahc 16y ago
He meant sciency in the marketing sense. You can market science and not actually be scientific.
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by noahc 16y ago
Interestingly, His name is "trustfundbaby." However, it should be noted that he may be from another country where $24/month is extremely expensive.
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by noahc 16y ago
Have you tried google docs? We seem to doing okay using google docs + remember the milk.
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by noahc 16y ago
That's possible, but I don't think so. Someone e-mailed her this: “Erica, I need to know how to make money on the Internet. But I need make at least $100,000 in my first year or it won’t be worth it for me. Can you suggest something that wo
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by noahc 16y ago
I go back and forth on the Erica.biz website. She's obviously smart and motivated and knows what she's talking about. But everything comes across as spammy. I don't doubt her methods work well, but there's something about her and her blog t
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by noahc 16y ago
I think you're missing the point. These are more than short stories: 1. They fall somewhere between a blog post and book. If you have 50 - 100 pages to write on something you either have to turn it into 50 blog posts or 300 page book. Th
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by noahc 16y ago
Admittedly, it can be difficult to figure out a company symbol. But, I would expect you to be clued in before you bought it going through a due diligence processes. 1. Does the balance sheet make sense? Do industry and manufacturing compa
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by noahc 16y ago
For those interested here's the link: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2010/11/13/weekinreview/d... I think a big part of it is more to see how you would balance the budget, and what trade offs you would make. I'm relatively comfortabl
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by noahc 16y ago
I had similar experiences. The one thing that I wish I had was basically, "Pick a language and learn Computer Science" course list. So you'd start with learning the language, then do algorithms and data structures, then do software design
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by noahc 16y ago
Could it possibly be a Steganography?
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by noahc 16y ago
Create a contract that allows you to do the following: 1. Buy Shares for $x from person A 2. Immediately share sells of Facebook 3. If the price of facebook drops below $x, rebuy for $y 4. Transfer new shares to person A The tricky part is
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by noahc 16y ago
E-mail confidentiality statements are used more as scare tactics or to impress people. They have no or little legal standing. http://www.snewsnet.com/snews/gt_upload/Fitness07_lawreview....
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by noahc 16y ago
Is there a business opportunity here? Backup all your crap around the web and then allow you to reupload it to another service with one click? EDIT: My point was more to pull in all data flickr, linkedin, facebook, twitter, myspace, hacker
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How to Dominate Getting Your Dream Job Without a Resume(noahc.net)
2 points by noahc 16y ago|0 comments

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