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by rjett 16y ago
I believe Google's communications team produces them.
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by rjett 16y ago
Given the financial crisis of the past few years and the reasons behind it, I think the magnetic draw of Wall Street has lessened to some extent. Smart students still have the same fears of not being a success and the same draw to something
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by rjett 16y ago
Looks cool... When I first checked out slinkset about a year back, one of their biggest users was a site called news.thinkgene.com that delt with many of the same issues of your site. It appears that they've since required a slinkset UN and
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by rjett 16y ago
Aside from the concerns I share with others of your deliveries being safe, secure, and reliable, here's how I think you should focus your product. I see no possible way that your product could initially address the needs of someone needing
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Goldman Scrutinized by Prosecutors Examining SEC Case(bloomberg.com)
2 points by rjett 16y ago|0 comments
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by rjett 16y ago
If youngstartup is so confident that they're adding value by bringing investors and entrepreneurs together in one place, why isn't the financial burden placed on the VCs who attend the conference? After all, they're getting to see all the h
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The Attack Coming From Bytes, Not Bombs(nytimes.com)
1 points by rjett 17y ago|0 comments
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by rjett 17y ago
nothing new here...
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by rjett 17y ago
These ETFs you talk about are usually leveraged through some combination of options which means they have significant time-value decay, making them an unsuitable long-term investment.
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by rjett 17y ago
Goldman's activity sounds a lot like the trade that UBS, Merrill, Citi, and 6 other IBs helped Magnetar perform. http://www.propublica.org/feature/all-the-magnetar-trade-how...
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by rjett 17y ago
I'm trying to brainstorm what a model that embraced p2p would look like in the context of the movie industry. For music, it means concert ticket prices have gone way up. To some extent, I think the same effect can be seen in movie ticket pr
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by rjett 17y ago
I'm not sure if he does any blogging, but HN user tokenadult jumps into my mind as the most informed person in this community with regards to the state of the education world. If I were you, I'd try to reach out to him.
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by rjett 17y ago
While I'm sure more sleep probably does boost fitness (and cognitive) performance, this study is pretty narrow in scope and tracks results of a women's tennis team. About the only semi-useful metric they track is the sprint times, but even
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New York City 3D in Google Earth(youtube.com)
2 points by rjett 17y ago|0 comments
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by rjett 17y ago
I think they go play kickball if I remember correctly from their interview w JL.
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by rjett 17y ago
The video on techcruch is painstakingly slow, at least for me.
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by rjett 17y ago
Regarding #3: I've found that blending the boiled down onions, celery, [and carrots] into your stock after boiling it makes a much better base.
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by rjett 17y ago
Breakfast: Some sort of cereal; for mornings that I have more time, I might make an omelet and toast. Snacks: Peanut Butter Sandwiches Lunch: Turkey, cheese, lettuce, condiment on wheat, apple, cottage cheese Dinner: I usually get home late
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by rjett 17y ago
Are you saying you interviewed them and passed them over or are you saying this is the type of team that you like to fund?
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by rjett 17y ago
How does/will postabon make money?
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by rjett 17y ago
I think a widget compatible with amazon would be cool to attract people to your site. I.E. when someone reviews a book on amazon, they could click the alikewise widget that took them to your site and pulled their relevant amazon data to pre
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by rjett 17y ago
I don't know if the site can accomplish it's stated objective: "The idea was to get the most qualified applicants who were really serious about the job." I suspect most really qualified applicants don't have too much trouble navigating the
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by rjett 17y ago
Hmmm... the first thing I thought of when I saw this post was "beware the ides of march."
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by rjett 17y ago
"I'd say the current thread offers proof that privacy can be defended. After all, here we have all these smart people, failing to identify the earlier user." Imagine the hassle of creating brand new identities for every action taken online.
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by rjett 17y ago
Didn't someone come up with a "Which HN User Are You Most Like" app a couple months back? I'm trying to find it now but no luck so far.
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by rjett 17y ago
Out of curiosity, what was your idea?
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by rjett 17y ago
I just signed up for a Gold's Gym membership in Sacramento and encountered a similar situation. They give you three different 'options' of membership: 150 init + 12/month, 115 init + 15/mo, or 65 init + 19/mo. Once you choose, they then tel
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How Information is Actually Getting More Expensive(business.theatlantic.com)
2 points by rjett 17y ago|0 comments
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Google Asks Spy Agency for Help With Inquiry Into Cyberattacks (nytimes.com)
2 points by rjett 17y ago|0 comments
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Tell HN: someone hacked thesixtyone
1 points by rjett 17y ago|2 comments

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