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by noahc 14y ago
I'm sure if you thought a bit about the problem, you could easily figure out a few ways that you could modify the URL and still sneak it past the the ban. That's what I would have done.
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by noahc 14y ago
I think a far more likely senerio, and probably more likely is that our everyday movements will charge much like the shake flashlights you see from time to time.
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by noahc 14y ago
I agree that fashism makes me sick too. That's why I threw away all Gucci and Versace away. Now, fascism , on the other hand is whole different matter!
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by noahc 14y ago
I remember when I first got smartphones around 2006 or 2007, I was breaking mine every 6 months or so. I currently have the original galaxy from samsung, and it is still going strong over 2 years later. I think the cases were really importa
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by noahc 14y ago
I've read over the study, and they've identified a trend, which you and I both accept as accurate. They don't, however, rule out the connection between urban environments and animal rights. As you are well aware, correlation does not equal
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by noahc 14y ago
I think you're actually mistaking religious for urban. In the Bible we talk about dominion over all animals, that is certainly a part of western culture, but few people actually believes that one should walk around randomly kicking puppies
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by noahc 14y ago
Michigan[1], Maine[2], and Minnesota[3] to name just a few states have a bear season. [1] http://www.michigan.gov/dnr/0,1607,7-153-10363_10856_57530_5... [2] http://maine.gov/ifw/hunting_trapping/hunting/bear.htm [3] http://www.dnr.state.
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by noahc 14y ago
I'm glad someone brought this up! I've been concerned about this for years!
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by noahc 14y ago
I was in school from 2004 - 2009 and took out modest student loans, about $11k total, and never experienced any of this.
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by noahc 14y ago
Minnesota also had a confirmed case about a month and half ago as well.
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by noahc 14y ago
What do you wish existed and build that? Oh, it's too big? Build a piece of it. Oh, that's too big? Build a piece of it. The problem you're probably having is that you're saying, "I want THIS" and THIS is too big for you to imagine. So, jus
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by noahc 14y ago
Take SEOmoz for example. I subscribed to them for a while. I used it for the website: http://http://metalranchandfarmsigns.com/ , which on average before Google killed me made $200 - $300. In any case, my thinking goes like this: If I had
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by noahc 14y ago
You're doing pricing wrong then. If product A creates $300/month in value and you charge $50/month for it, and the user needs addon a for $15 and creates $8 in value and addon b for $35 a month but creates $20 in a value a month you're bet
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by noahc 14y ago
I'm not sure this is correct. I remember in one episode of Mixergy, Andrew Warner said something to the effect of "X was the most expensive, so I bought it thinking they'd be the best and they sucked! Don't buy x." Had X been cheaper, he wo
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by noahc 14y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that that comment is what made me start following you in the first place, so it does get folks attention. I wouldn't worry about comment diversity too much, after all I keep coming back!
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by noahc 14y ago
Patio11, Tptacek, Danso, and SatvikBeri I don't read pg, because a lot of his comments come across as babysitting HN, which is necessary for him to do, but not something I want to spend my time on. I believe that what you put before your e
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by noahc 14y ago
I'm not sure we disagree that much. I would argue that: 1. There is a demand curve, or at least we can plot demand. I would agree it can be wacky. 2. It is very likely that even if we get the exact demand curve wrong, it is probably a net w
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by noahc 14y ago
Patrick, Just wanted to point out that was my first thought as well. Also, wanted to say that I make it a point to read your comment feed on HN. You're one of the 4 folks who I read regularly because of comments like this help me change how
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by noahc 14y ago
And maybe it just might work... He doesn't have to jump from $4k to $10k. There's a demand curve and by raising prices from $4k to $5k and up he'll figure out where he can sit. More importantly, he's already at $4k. The person that spends $
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by noahc 14y ago
In general American health care is a giant black box. Depending on the deal your insurance company has cut is how much stuff costs. Most doctors offices cant tell you how much anything costs, which is why i opt out of all tests.
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by noahc 14y ago
The gentleman from missori would would disagree with you.
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by noahc 14y ago
You're #4 seems legally dubious at best. I can't imagine any court in the land upholding the idea that purchasing any education material with an implied promise of results grants the purchaser 'consequential damages'. An easy smell test for
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by noahc 14y ago
At least in America, being financially liable if a company goes under isn't an issue if the company was setup in reasonable way. 99% of companies are.
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by noahc 14y ago
I'm not that familiar with california agriculture to know if the crops he mentions are heirloom or not. However, the 15 years specifically mentions small scale ag which during the 80's made a lot more sense than it does today. You could be
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by noahc 14y ago
I think you've completely missed his point. His point is that inside of his family there were too many liberal arts degrees and not enough agribusiness folks. The reality is that if you want to grow organic, all natural, heirloom plants on
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by noahc 14y ago
Something most people don't realize is that it wasn't that long ago that we were still farming with mules. My grandpa farmed with a Jeep that had a PTO and a team of mules into the 60's.
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by noahc 14y ago
It depends on what you mean by complicated. First of all you need good black dirt to farm. If you don't have that no matter how flat it is it isn't going to work. They already have levelers[1] available which get us most of the way there. A
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by noahc 14y ago
I considered suggesting using 127.0.0.1, but I felt that at least a meaningful portion of the audience might know that that is the local host. 203.0.113.42 is good as are the other test nets. I wasn't aware of these before though.
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by noahc 14y ago
Woundn't it actually make sense that a consultant would recommend using the 555 equivelant for an ip addresses since anyone could try to attack it after watching the movie.
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by noahc 14y ago
How would you have handled it differently? We can all get handwavey and say, "I wouldn't let it happen on my watch!" But, let's say it did happen. Something that you feel is fundamentally important to the companies core and culture hasn't

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