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14y ago
Piracetam and choline have been studied in an extensive number of clinical experiments. Their effects aren't poorly understood.
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14y ago
My notes: * While 3) and 4) both create sweeping political changes, 4) is decidedly scarier owing to the sheer destructive power. 3) encompasses positive change as well. * 6) may enable 7), 8) and perhaps 9), but is less ambitious in that i
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14y ago
Whatever.
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pdog
14y ago
Hanlon's razor, modified: Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by algorithms.
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14y ago
> [S]everal countries in East Asia tend to be visited by foreigners almost entirely for sex tourism This is a common, unfortunate misconception about SEA countries. They aren't visited "almost entirely" for sex tourism. Sex tourists f
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14y ago
Taken massively out of context: From MIT, I’ve dated the […] wrong guys. […] I got to experience the fraternity life, being a “rush” girl, throwing rush week events, and taking childish jabs at other fraternities. I even lived at an MIT fr
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The Vast Liberal Conspiracy On Your Screen
(nymag.com)
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14y ago
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pdog
14y ago
People are clearly interested in the topic of pricing. Since we're here, can you give us a source of better advice or explain what's wrong with this article?
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14y ago
Yeah, I found the tone of the article to be vaguely sexist. It depicts Sandberg as "charming" a hapless Zuckerberg, then suggests that Sandberg should move to Miami (because it's "nice") and start an ad agency because "that’s a job she’s qu
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14y ago
He said almost zero SEO.
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14y ago
It's more complicated than you make it out to be. Facebook has to work consistently on so many different platforms (not just iPhone, Android, Blackberry and Windows Phone; also, the billion+ feature phones out there) and continuous deployme
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14y ago
Serious question: Isn't it better to learn from the best?
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pdog
14y ago
$0.50 per click and 50 impressions per click implies $10 CPM... Isn't that a bit high?
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pdog
14y ago
> On July 7 the Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness was signed by a group of recognized authorities (cognitive neuroscientists, neuropharmacologiests, neurophysiologists, neuroanatomist and computational neuroscientists). This, t
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14y ago
Any thoughts on why the ages of 26 and 27 appear to be the mode (especially for "social" startups)?
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14y ago
One interesting difference is that the $500,000 comes with nearly 8,000 paying customers. Venture funding doesn't usually come with a few thousand users!
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14y ago
After August 13, how much can the business model of App.net change? Is it possible that a free-tier could be added that allows the average user to access and use the service without paying? Additional developer & other features woul
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14y ago
These PSDs look great, but any advice on turning them into functional websites?
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14y ago
Here's what Mr. Graham said: You can translate most of VC-speak with just 2 rules: 1. "Here is a termsheet." -> "Here is a termsheet." 2. * -> "No."
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14y ago
I think Mr. Caldwell makes a convincing argument that there needs to be a compelling (not ad-supported) alternative to Twitter. My question is this: Why can't this alternative have a "free tier" that allows the average user to access and us
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14y ago
I don't even buy the "draining the bandwidth" argument anymore. Craigslist results take up very little space compared with even a small photo.
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14y ago
For those who don't know, I recommend the In-N-Out double-double, animal-style (grilled chopped onions & extra thousand island sauce) with toasted bun. Delicious!
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14y ago
Eh? Consumer behavior for the past 50+ years has been dictated by mass media, especially televison. This isn't our individual social networks; it's a larger, single dialogue we all tap into.
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14y ago
There's a lot of really good information in comments section of old Hacker News items.
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14y ago
Sorry, but Martin Odersky, Lex Spoon and Bill Venners wrote the book on Scala: Programming in Scala: A Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide, 2nd Edition [1] [1] - http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Scala-Comprehensive-Step-S...
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Running in Circles for a Refund from Dell's Customer Service
(nytimes.com)
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14y ago
I thought it was funny and potentially useful. I often use Yelp, not to find a great restaurant, but to avoid a terrible one.
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Following the links in the article, you'll find that they contain editor's notes that are helpfully "corrected" to remove quotations from Ryan Holiday.
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The Hate App — Warn the world about the worst places in your area.
(thehateapp.rehabstudio.com)
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"Resist the temptation to extrapolate details prematurely into a whole." The author of this article spent a decade researching the Columbine tragedy[1]. Here, he's describing how readily mass tragedies and shooting sprees lend themselves
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