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redorb
18y ago
Im pretty sure he drinks the kool-aid, he makes.
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redorb
18y ago
google is over playing there hand here, this is becoming a very closed system, i bet near the end it will be locked like the iphone only with t mobile instead of att
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redorb
18y ago
I took the same job, from a factory - the owner set me up working as a "ebay poster" , I asked the company why they didn't move beyond the 21-23% fee ebay takes and build there own website to sell their products. - they had already spent 5k
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redorb
18y ago
i think if googles 39 percent growth was a shortfall, its funny, how many businesses as old as google has investors wanting more than 39 percent yoy growth?
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redorb
18y ago
everytime i read this stuff it gets more real ''2 to 3 days to fix'' or '' i cant see the curerent situation holding for 6 months'' scary shit!
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redorb
18y ago
perfect fit for your online resume
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redorb
18y ago
I think the group version could be cool, and might be worth paying for... Think as a project manager you can see how exactly everyone is doing - I.E. the designer spending 30% of each day researching design, and 20% in photoshop... just sou
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redorb
18y ago
yeah offering 1b when they can make 800mm with goog and not lose ownership is stupid. i think if msft offered the whole deal again at 32 it would have to be accepted though
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redorb
18y ago
as long as its relevant, yes.
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redorb
18y ago
sorry you feel that way im not a chrstian but i think most religions can benefit a person if its a fit for them . . as long as they dont try to convert me im cool
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redorb
18y ago
http://uncrediblehallq.net/blog/?p=66 < the long but WAY HAVE TO READ, version ;
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redorb
18y ago
instead of "Get photos from your camera to an email in one step." how about a simple flow chart with pictures, a camera plugged into computer then the computer with a gmail icon up on it... pictures speak easier than words... I also agree w
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redorb
18y ago
seems like an ass move not to forward to where the users would most likely want to go. guess its not as bad as parking it.
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redorb
18y ago
yeah its nice, its nice to see a little transparency from google.
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redorb
18y ago
at least they got rid of the double search engines,
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redorb
18y ago
agreed. sure many times - If I had to put together a team today it would be 1 designer 1 developer too simple? the more people the less perfect communication?
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redorb
18y ago
I'm waiting for one of the hackers here to make 'how to build a web app in four days for $500' ... This project wasn't ran "skinny" or even like a startup - but still nice, I enjoy the time lapse desktop video.
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redorb
18y ago
I think it signifies a trust in user votes; basically, if you hit a certain negative votes, the odds of you wanting to see this comment is thought of as low... having the system this way builds trust among fellow members of the commmunity (
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redorb
18y ago
am i the only one who never got into PDF because it was a easily seen closed system of being able to read it for free, but to create it cost money? .... I always wished they would just disappear now its seems they are here to stay ;(
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redorb
18y ago
can't be to hard to finds .yc's - cause its open. i hope this doesn't send a flood of seo's ;)
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redorb
18y ago
thats the way to think about it! - I don't think its healthy to do anything for 90-110 hours a week, no matter how much you enjoy it
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redorb
18y ago
<ready for down modding> anyone else think the only reason he is there is because of his age?, not a good speaker and not the smartest person they could find. Sorry just have to be honest
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redorb
18y ago
Wonder how this inter-realates to the CIA's use of mis information and other information based forms of control or influence. Good read.
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redorb
18y ago
I agree, but you have to support your statement a little more.
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redorb
18y ago
I agree it makes no sense
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redorb
18y ago
this is horrible for SEO purposes, as I think google ignores most code.
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redorb
18y ago
I'm waiting till 2009, as my company pays for my current phone anways. I might be a fanboy but I think it will be worth the wait.
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redorb
18y ago
I suggest a new tag for headlines, much like the [exe], [vid] or [pdf] how about a [spread] tag that indicates that in the end you will end up far away from hacker news (in this case around 10 back clicks) - or perhaps I just have a case of
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redorb
18y ago
whats so unconventional about Google's rules, is they apply them instead of just having them.
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redorb
18y ago
this was back in 2006, how much as changed?
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