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Letter to a Young Bartender(yahoo.com)
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The Past, Present, and Future of Streaming Music(pitchfork.com)
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Indie Labels Unite to Launch “Fair Digital Deals Declaration” Initiative(pitchfork.com)
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The Post-Post-Apocalyptic Detroit(nytimes.com)
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Will Apple Lose the Smartphone War?(businessinsider.com)
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Studying the Rich(bostonreview.net)
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Hook-Up Truck Driving Around San Francisco This Weekend(time.com)
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by pappyo 12y ago
Age is more important than economic class when we're talking about potential markets for this idea. Empty Nesters in their 50's and 60's is where this product needs to be focused. These people usually still work, tend to have
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by pappyo 13y ago
I thoroughly enjoyed my time bargaining when I visited Ecuador. I think I would have loved it even more if I spoke Spanish :). However I have a few qualms with this. 1. Most shoppers on the internet are using the internet for three reasons;
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by pappyo 13y ago
I'm disappointed with the comments here about this future YC applicant. Can't we think bigger than a food delivery app? If you read the homepage, you'll see their tag line is "Fresh bread, snacks and coffee beans. Delive
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Why Americans are the Weirdest People in the World(psmag.com)
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by pappyo 13y ago
> Learning to code is merely teaching people to spell. This is true, however you can't dive into the nuances of Shakespeare without knowing what words are and how to spell them. One thing to keep in mind when arguing theoretical vs
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Writing 'Rudolph': The Original Red-Nosed Manuscript(npr.org)
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How The US Media Would Cover Thanksgiving If It Were In Another Country(slate.com)
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Which of the 11 American nations do you live in?(washingtonpost.com)
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My Selfie, Myself(nytimes.com)
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by pappyo 13y ago
Not sure about the document, but I can wager an informed guess as to what "audit activities" means. I've gone through the Massachusetts Health application process(the model for the ACA). To qualify for subsidised healthcare,
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This 98-Year-Old Man Spent 13 Years Creating Remarkable Art in MS Paint(wired.com)
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Louis C.K. and the bawdy mystic(blog.sfgate.com)
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by pappyo 13y ago
>Whether an innovation will be a success is uncertain, and it can take longer than traditional banks or venture capitalists are willing to wait. In countries such as the United States, China, Singapore, and Denmark, the state has provide
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by pappyo 13y ago
Yeah, and their pricing model isn't helping them either. It's a tough sell to get professional experts to hand over almost a quarter of their earnings before the taxman cometh. Maybe if Google didn't fail pricing 101, they&#x
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George Orwell’s Letter on Why He Wrote ‘1984’(thedailybeast.com)
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Private Equity Fund Eyes The Business Of Pot(app1.kuhf.org)
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by pappyo 13y ago
Aaahhhhh! This type of post aggravates me. It's part of the reason why nothing ever gets fixed. Everyone thinks they're an expert when it comes to education. Yet no one understands the problems. 1. Education is not about employmen
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Why Political Coverage Is Broken(abc.net.au)
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US agency baffled by modern technology, destroys mice to get rid of viruses(arstechnica.com)
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PRISM yourself with Immersion, an MIT data mining tool(boston.com)
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You Don’t Have the Right to Remain Silent(slate.com)
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by pappyo 13y ago
>>Terrorist attempts become more frequent > Citation needed. My insinuation that terrorist attempts would become more frequent was IF our intelligence agencies opens up all its data to the public. I was not defending the competence
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by pappyo 13y ago
I don't know. It's a great question that demands an answer. However, I feel like finding those answers might take me down a Google hole I don't want to travel down at this point in the night ;-) But I will ask you this. Is op

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