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by reagency 11y ago
ARC pays massive salaries
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by reagency 11y ago
Zuck stole their money, not their idea.
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by reagency 11y ago
They also had the idea and didn't act on it. Or tried and failed early.
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by reagency 11y ago
What ideas did they steal? Social networking was quite publicly known before fb was born.
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Infinity is not a real number, it is a name for a concept that means no real number is large enough. But actually, the cost of Japan candy was approximately a plane ticket and a week of time. But its still not arbitrage because the concept
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by reagency 11y ago
And they aren't directly competing with the original, they are creating a local-friendly variant, which users appreciate.
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by reagency 11y ago
patio11's career was completely built on blogging about conversion rates and SEO. Of course, he sells that advice too, not just bingo cards.
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by reagency 11y ago
Ezell's Chicken actually had a lawsuit about that. Ezell sold the company and then opened a new chicken joint.
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by reagency 11y ago
The point is that Execution is the part that matters, not the idea.
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by reagency 11y ago
More that the university gets a cut by licensing patents to the employee inventors, in exchange for incubation support. Not trolling the general business public. For example, Google paid Stanford something like $1B in exchange for the paten
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by reagency 11y ago
The algorithm was public domain already. Googles innovation was in executing the idea on the web.
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by reagency 11y ago
He was saying that he didn't even have a grand aspirations as what his product was worth, a smaller payday would have made him happy, if fates had just been less cruel.
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by reagency 11y ago
Not "arguably" . that's the point of OP article.
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Why would you assume that unused spare capacity is a significant fraction of that expense?
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by reagency 11y ago
More so as you age. As a youth, you have very little total information.
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by reagency 11y ago
You forget things every single day.
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by reagency 11y ago
Your two sentences don't relate.
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by reagency 11y ago
Can you copy over your settings file from old machine?
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by reagency 11y ago
Filming is better than not filming. It provides useful documentation.
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And the wiki explains that the effect is largely overgeneralized in the common imagination.
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by reagency 11y ago
Have you met Henry Kissinger? Adolf Hitler? Josef Stalin?
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by reagency 11y ago
This article is not about IS. Take it elsewhere.
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by reagency 11y ago
Did work? It is still working to this day...
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by reagency 11y ago
That is all the punch he theorem has. Arrows theorem shows that aggregate preferences have ties even when individuals don't, and strategic voting can tip the results in those cases.
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by reagency 11y ago
Scoring lets you indicate ties, and strong preferences.
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This diagram is about services that run o a machine and vend data to other machines, not the libraries or frameworks (GWT, etc) that implement the services. This diagram is more "zoomed out"
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He just loves purple (look at his logo) and fashion over function.
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Facebook gives candidate feedback.
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Don't worry about hurting their feelings. Think about helping them become a stronger candidate in the future.
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by reagency 11y ago
If you squint you can see that they may have felt it was legal to host investo-gambling if they weren't making and profit directly tied to trade activity.

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