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by phreanix 13y ago
It sounds more ego-driven and self centric to me. Is that what MBA programs teach you? To be completely focused on your own solutions that you are dismissing everyone else's?
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by phreanix 13y ago
You realize of course that bank accounts are insured? Editing bec I can't reply somehow: The case you have was "tenuous circumstances" I myself have experienced having my account cleaned out of a couple of thousand dollars (s
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by phreanix 13y ago
Sort of like a reverse AirBnB...interesting.
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by phreanix 13y ago
Clicking that link from a PC turns on itunes and downloads the app. I'm in the US.
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by phreanix 13y ago
Sketchy is a massive understatement.
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by phreanix 13y ago
Good article. I actually saw their post asking for advice on r/entrepreneur. I would have liked to see what you could have done with their messaging tho, if only to show the thought process behind it.
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by phreanix 14y ago
Mirrored on imgur: http://imgur.com/irnkk5e
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by phreanix 14y ago
Of course it happens in the US. I think that's covered enough here and elsewhere. But i believe the basic ideal of ethics is a cultural one. Consider that certain cultures in Asia, China for example, have been doing things a certain way tho
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by phreanix 14y ago
Exactly. While the US of course (as mentioned below) have corporations that exert influence over government, overstep the law, etc., it is generally NOT tolerated by the general public. That's where it's different in Asia, where such behavi
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by phreanix 14y ago
"Ethics" in Asia are not the same as the rest of the industrialized world. While I can't speak for Korean ethics, I've had dealings in other Asian countries where business ethics are really more like guidelines, elastic ones at that. I woul
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A federal judge takes on 'copyright trolls' (touch.latimes.com)
2 points by phreanix 14y ago|0 comments
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by phreanix 14y ago
> Many graduating doctors get into big debt because they choose to attend private undergraduate and private medical school. Instead of getting into such huge debt, a fiscally responsible medical student should attend a lower cost, quali
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by phreanix 14y ago
Being relatively satisfied with the mobile safari version, this seems a bit overpriced for a v1 that you admit doesn't have all the features supported. Why not a free version first to test drive?
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by phreanix 14y ago
Now if foursquare can improve on Yelp's model and address its faults then maybe?
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by phreanix 14y ago
I don't know. JackThreads and a couple of other sites seem to be on the right track. Not sure what these guys have in mind, but that copy repels me. Maybe they are attuned to a whole different market I'm not really aware of, or can relate t
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by phreanix 14y ago
Disney works with 3rd party contractors and design agencies. If a design was claimed to be original artwork by one contractor, there's only so much that Disney can do. I'm not in any way defending them, but the possibility is there that thi
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Redditor invests $30,000 life savings in bitcoin a month ago when it was $25(reddit.com)
8 points by phreanix 14y ago|1 comments
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by phreanix 14y ago
I responded to OP above. Good to see you guys on this post. The concept was a dear one to me (used to host a lot of out of towners), and actually considered a similarly themed site. Is there a way to search tours or experiences by genre or
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by phreanix 14y ago
Would you feel better if the guides had a presence (blog/twitter/etc) that you can look through before committing? I want to know a guide's qualifications, I want to know that this guy knows what he's talking about. If I'll be placing a goo
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by phreanix 14y ago
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but a quick google tells me residual value is about 60%?
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by phreanix 14y ago
Just dropping in to give you an Internet high five!
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by phreanix 14y ago
I've dabbled in BR (rimfire and airgun) and while yes, wind doping is quite challenging, a lot of the satisfaction behind a good shot still comes from the aggregate effort: breathing, trigger pull, muscle control. For me at least. The guys
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by phreanix 14y ago
Thanks for this, I think you've articulated it much better than I could have. The Knee jerk reaction would be to see the 'evil' aspect of such a precision machine, but then again who would have thought of 747's as a WMD? I frankly see no pr
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by phreanix 14y ago
I really don't see any long range precision shooters getting any joy out of a computer that does all the hard work for them.
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by phreanix 14y ago
Having been (accidentally) downrange of a suppressed AR (556), I'd say I localized the direction of fire within a few seconds. Granted I knew the terrain and probably had an idea where shooters would be set up, so that probably helped. I've
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by phreanix 14y ago
You have to say his name 3x.
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by phreanix 14y ago
Hi Dani, It needs new perspectives, I think. I posted this article because I was recently told of a doctor who made close to a $1M last year....making housecalls. He did it by eliminating his office, downsizing his staff to just basic supp
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Can Hospital Chains Improve the Medical Industry?(m.newyorker.com)
22 points by phreanix 14y ago|26 comments
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by phreanix 14y ago
Define integrity? And I'm not trying to be facetious, just curious where the slippery slope begins.
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by phreanix 14y ago
PDF version in case anybody wants it: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ryv5rp0cw28daf7/ultimate_dropshipp...

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