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by redm 14y ago
The point is they are both de facto platforms. The fact that its free is irrelevant, its not like its a non-profit, they are just making money via advertising instead of directly from a consumer.
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by redm 14y ago
The notion that competition is a click away is ridiculous when you look at all the infrastructure Google builds to make any algorithm work at scale. Its no different then saying, "Building a better Operating System is just a program away."
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by redm 14y ago
Taxi drivers are heavily regulated already, including rates, posted information, what they can and can’t do and in at least one case how they can bill/accept money. In Boston a taxi driver told me the city mandates they use a city provided
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by redm 14y ago
Because the most interesting information rises to the top. TechCrunch also seems to focus a lot on a small number of companies instead of more generally on interesting topics.
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by redm 14y ago
I don't agree at all. Maybe it shouldn't be categorized as a perk but many companies purchase standard equipment and expect exceptional performance. There's nothing wrong with telling people you recognize that they need exceptional tools
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by redm 14y ago
Since these simulations are getting so complex, it shouldn't be long until we can scan our brains structure exactly and simulate it in mobile computer attached to an android. Then androids could simulate the combination of DNA from parents
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by redm 14y ago
One wronged customer down; thousands more, including myself, to go.
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by redm 14y ago
From a purely end user perspective, PayPal does not operate like any of the Merchant services I've worked with. I'm sure its partially related to the additional liability PayPal takes on for processing a CreditCard that they do not issue b
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by redm 14y ago
Thank god for front lighting, my wife keeps me up reading every night.
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by redm 14y ago
"PayPal have all the power of a bank and yet none of the responsibility." That is precisely the problem, PayPal is on the hook for any credit card charges for 6 months so they are much more willing to protect themselves then to try to under
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by redm 14y ago
How is #29, AwesomeShare (not even launched) a top 35-missed startup? Its an idea that’s been done over and over and over again. It doesn’t even look well done.
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by redm 14y ago
Houston, Tx (The Woodlands) -- MediaFire We are hiring for a variety of technical positions including Engineering (PHP, JS and C++), Quality Assurance and Graphic Design (Web and Video). You will be working on our next generation products
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by redm 15y ago
Patent Trolls do not make or sell any products so it would not be possible to counter sue them.
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SXSW 2012 Registration Open(sxsw.com)
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by redm 15y ago
Houston, TX - C/C++ and PHP Engineers We are looking for talented individuals with or without a formal education or experience. You must be local or willing to relocation to apply. About Us: "MediaFire was founded in August 2006 by a grou