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pathik
16y ago
This seems more and more like the Quit Facebook movement, and will inevitably fail in the end. There is no real alternative to Google. DDG and Blekko are nice for a change but can definitely not replace it. And for me, Google > Bing.
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16y ago
Try some good audiobooks. Or just walk, it can be quite enjoyable. You are trying to take productivity to a new extreme.
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16y ago
All the time, my friend, all the time. But it's much better to compare yourselves to these geniuses at HN and be threatened/inspired to do better than compare yourself to a bunch of average people and feel good about it. HN and PG's essays
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16y ago
Me. I saw the first episode and found it utterly unfunny. I would rather prefer The Big Bang Theory.
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16y ago
I've compiled a list of the best blogs about startups and entrepreneurship that I've come across. Please comment and point me to any blogs I may have missed.
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Top Blogs about Startups and Entrepreneurship
(pathikshah.com)
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16y ago
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Super Mario Bros Crossover - Flash Game
(supermariobroscrossover.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I have liked many of the TED talks, can't point out a single favorite. This is one I saw recently - It's good. And quite relevant to entrepreneurs - http://www.ted.com/talks/cameron_herold_let_s_raise_kids_to_...
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16y ago
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16y ago
Excellent article. Hits the right note.
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Inside the mind of Boy Genius, whose blog sold for millions
(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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Pay for Android Apps via Paypal
(pathikshah.com)
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16y ago
ROFL.. "All I can say is that you have reached your lifetime limit."
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17y ago
If you are talking about the intrinsic value of your company's stock increasing, then it's definitely not a zero sum game. But they do pay out part of their profits (intrinsic value gains) as dividend. If we consider just the stock price fl
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17y ago
Well in the long run, it IS a zero sum game. A stock is valued higher only if someone wants your stock. If no one is interested in buying your stock and you try to sell it, its value will be zero. Also, if everyone holding a certain stock s
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17y ago
It is a zero sum game. For everyone who gains, there is someone who loses money. The prices aren't going to rise higher and higher forever.
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17y ago
I stopped day trading when I discovered that the time I spent tracking my investments and researching stocks was not worth the profits I earned. I would rather buy an index fund or go long on certain stocks with excellent fundamentals.
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17y ago
Just unearthed this article from my bookmarks. Very interesting read,
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The Great American Bubble Machine
(rollingstone.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Is this company legit? Has anyone here ordered one?
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17y ago
Read Paul Graham's essays.
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pathik
17y ago
Excellent post.