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Seriously, why bother then? Keep your fist sandwich to yourself.
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I don't know anything about the company, but the only thing this would tell me is they don't care enough their hiring process to check the form. I'd see this as one of those companies that puts up a form to look like they're really busy and
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Facebook no longer has a burn rate.
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Haven't read the new book yet. Should I expect the same approach? I kid, I kid ;-)
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Yeah, that was WAY more appropriate. I'm sure all the women around here (and hopefully most of the men) are just shaking their heads right now. Unbelievable.
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Her sig? Really??? You're entitled to your opinion, but I see no reason to take this thread in that direction based on her posting. It wasn't even a COMMENT that she made; it's just her sig.
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I challenge you to offer valid alternatives instead of just challenging him to do it. And what does being wealthy have to do with anything? He has the same right to choose this business model as someone living on Kraft Dinner. "Why are you
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His first language is obviously not English. For anyone whose first language is, I don't think it's that hard to get the message. Cut him some slack.
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If they are making money based on views and you're using an ad blocker, then you're essentially taking away their revenue while giving yourself added convenience and/or less annoyance in the process. You're not directly taking the money (i.
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If content producers are being paid by views, then you're decreasing their revenue.
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I'm a big fan or your style and work, Andrew, and I like the attention-grabbing titles you choose, but this one is a bit over the top. Should really be "How a 26-Year-Old Built a $100 Million Net Worth In Under 10 Years". The current versio
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Anything is worth discussing if both parties see the benefit. The "not even worth discussing" mentality would have stopped a lot of successful businesses and individuals if that's the attitude they took at the beginning.
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Just because you're successful in one area doesn't necessarily mean you should stop caring about your goals in another area. Most PhDs care about tenure. Academic and entrepreneurial goals are not necessarily compatible.
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I'm curious about your business model. By explaining that, you'd also be giving a better idea of how you expect potential customers to use your service, which would give us more information with which to form an opinion. Would you be able t
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It's people like that who make reasonable people (who are capable of following basic societal rules) want to smash things.
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I think (and I can only guess) that part of the process of testing is just doing things based on what Paul wants to see, then determining if the results meet his goals or not, but without having to ask permission from the user community or
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If nothing is done, there will be problems. If different things are experimented with, there will still be problems. There will always be problems -- no matter what -- for this sort of site when voting is involved. Nothing wrong with not li
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Off topic, but sometimes when you see a really moronic comment like that, check the user's profile. You can see he/she created the account just to post a dumb comment. Just downvote and ignore.
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It's not necessarily a feature, but I think if they had a separate part of the app store that let developers upload their apps and have them available immediately, with no review, you'd see even faster growth than you're seeing now. I'd gla
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Pretty hard to move to "the future" when "the present" is paying you $20 million or so a year, and its only the delivery method that "the future" changes, not really the job itself (and even a move to Fox or Comedy Central would probably pa
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Personally, I think it would suck if people started coming here to dump their companies. I don't think that's why most readers come to the site, so it's just more noise.
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The system will never work perfectly for all people. Suggesting ways to improve it is fine, but in this case, I think your situation is too specific, and your suggestions would just complicate things. Personally, I think complaining about k
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I haven't tried it because I don't care if my customers understand code -- that's why they're paying me for it. And I'm not a fan of writing code for free; it doesn't pay my bills. Do you have a specific example of how this is a viable busi
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Done patting yourself on the back? You totally generalized all "coders" and sounded like a dick in the process. Not really sure what you were trying to accomplish with that post. I'll try not to generalize all "Business" guys based on your
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I don't have comments regarding the entire post, but I definitely have one regarding the size of the project: stick to something smaller that you can push out (at least in limited form) in your four-to-six-month timetable. If you choose som
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"In the end, I had a crude version of the Mac tablet computer that the rumor mill always says is just around the corner."
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For sure. I can't workout first thing because I'm too hungry, but if you can, then a lot of people do it. Since your post-workout meal is also your first meal of the day, you'll want to male it more than a smoothie. There is a lot of info t
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I want to add an additional comment about the diet for you. The diet is BY FAR the most important part of this. Finding an hour in your day is not that hard. People who say otherwise are full of shit and just making excuses -- I work 60-70
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About an hour a day, six days a week is what you'll need.
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The P90X program is amazing if you stick to the six-a-week workouts and are really strict about your diet. It will kick your ass in the beginning, so be ready for that. By the end, you will be enjoying the workouts that you dreaded when you
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