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17y ago
Damn - I was expecting to see something horrific in your comments judging from all the downvotes (had to highlight to read). What was so annoying about this comment? Relax folks!
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17y ago
There was a minor mention about micropayments by the Russian investor and the way Zuckerberg changed subjects seems to give credence to such plans. If they have some kind of payment system in the works - it could be possibly interesting in
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10 startups selected for NYC Startup 2009
(businessinsider.com)
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17y ago
Good stuff! Thx for posting. It would be great to see more such sys admin/IT support type of postings.
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This seems like a great solution! Thanks!
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Ask HN: Video conferencing solutions for startups?
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17y ago
Slave labor is wrong. Dubai is wrong for using it. So is anyone else who does. Norway rightly deserves credit in this regard. My initial comment is from a macro-economic point of view of how countries use/abuse their natural resources.
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17y ago
Good point. I quickly did a google check and UAE does have debt but could not find percentage of GDP figures or how they compare with other countries.
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17y ago
If you compare Norway to the UAE (which includes Dubai, Abu Dhabi, etc) while Norway is investing its oil wealth in a sovereign fund, UAE is investing in real estate, tourism and other sectors. Both have rich social safety nets. In this way
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Thriving Norway provides an Economics Lesson
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17y ago
Wow! How long did it take you to type up all that?
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Getting around a bureaucratic online form
(thedailywtf.com)
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17y ago
Whatever the deal I am ready for some kind of renewal and excitement in the tech scene. Too many economic sob stories for over a year now.
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Face transplant patient is revealed
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17y ago
Regardless of the carbon impact of this move, the fact that such an idea was not laughed at and quickly shot down is pretty cool.
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Ask HN: Anyone need free help to build an online community for your startup?
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18y ago
If you had replied to Ryan with the thoughtfulness you display here, your post would have come across far better. You are giving very banal advice in a rude way to a guy who is temporarily down on his luck for very understandable reasons. S
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18y ago
"IE6 is like an illness that won't go away" - so true. :)
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18y ago
PG might be on to something here. I used to live in Austin back in the mid-90s. It has has great weather, a great university and several startups that went onto become big (Dell, Pervasive, etc). And yet Austin has failed to compete with Si
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18y ago
The reason I distrust HR criticism by Western media is because there is no consistency in criticism. Some countries are ignored, while some are not. To me, it seems more like a fad to get readership, etc. Also, discussion about HR seems to
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18y ago
I think "Dubai bashing" is in style now. This is not to say that the problems there are illegitimate. BUT, simply bashing everything about Dubai is not a fair analysis either. There are some great things about Dubai such as a relatively pro
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18y ago
This is sweet!
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This is one of the strangest contradictions in some Muslim countries. And a fundamental reason it exists is because people are too uncomfortable to talk/think about it. It does not help either that their are not too many mediums for those i
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Dubai has its problems, but it is far better than many other countries where the natural resources are exploited for the benefit of a select few and the masses are left in extreme poverty. They are smart enough to have figured out a way to
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18y ago
"The industry is worried that by offering 100 Mbps, they are opening Pandora’s box, he said. Everyone will be able to get video on the Internet" - WTF? This really pisses me off!
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Libraries with Wi Fi are a great place to work unless you need to take a lot of calls.
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Cool site - I really liked it but it maybe because the featured music just so happened to be in my taste. But I also like the idea of getting paid back for buying music. Very creative concept
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The financial crisis - stick men version
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For the most part enterprise apps do suck. But I imagine there are enterprise apps that are just amazing. The software that allows UPS/Fedex to deliver packages so efficiently must be fantastic. Or the stuff that powers the supply chain of
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Who will stop the pain?
(nytimes.com)
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