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by rodyancy 17y ago
I'd be interested to see a service like this track what is happening real time. So, imagine a user goes to a bar and texts/emails/iPhone app, whatever, that would buzz up that local for the night. Then users could look to see what is going
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by rodyancy 17y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with the author, but I would be more inclined to take his advice if I knew he had succeeded at least once.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Agreed, I read the comma before people as adding emphasis, almost like saying PEOPLE.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Bummer. I was not accepted. I guess that is what I get for having a non-technical background (attorney). At least it is streamed!
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by rodyancy 17y ago
I'm excited about simplynoise.com. Thanks for the tip.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Would anyone have a problem raising 100k from friends and family, knowing that in 12 months if you were unable to raise a series A, you would be forced to tell them that they had little chance of seeing their money again?
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by rodyancy 17y ago
I agree. And, the quest for knowledge makes the study of Philosophy look appealing. It appears to be a mysterious field where all truth resides. Take it from me, it isn't. I got a degree in philosophy. It isn't all bad. It will teach you to
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by rodyancy 17y ago
When he mentioned the experiments where monetary reward is shown to stifle creative problem solving, it made me think of the frequently quoted advice: do what you love and the money will come. I wonder if there is a link there?
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by rodyancy 17y ago
The majority of the market this is targeting doesn't "do work" on computers, they consume media. I remember after first getting my iPhone 2g, and playing with it for a day straight, when I went back to my laptop I wanted to manipulate the
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by rodyancy 17y ago
I write contacts for businesses, file trademarks and copyrights, and an occasional probate. Unfortunately, the law degree doesn't help the day to day start-up too much.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Are we supposed to enter "hakernews" once we are redirected to PayPal? If so, it didn't work for me.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
If you can't stand that, don't read this http://cameronbsharpe.com/ It is his attempt to redeem himself after making a bunch of money and babies, drinking too much and snorting a bunch of cocaine, and ripping a bunch of people off. Any pr
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by rodyancy 17y ago
"Not everyone can design the product they want - its quite a rare skill. You get wrapped up in irrelevant features." This skill is hard to find in a startup because founders have more technical acumen than the market. In other words founder
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by rodyancy 17y ago
It isn't absolutely necessary, but having an attorney send the letter will amplify the force of your demands. Also, as mentioned below, if you decide to contact them yourselves, you may unknowingly produce evidence that can later be used ag
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by rodyancy 17y ago
I'm an attorney and I've done quite a bit of work relating to copyright law, so I'll chime in. Copyright to your work is established immediately when your work becomes fixed in its ultimate form. You don't have to worry about losing it. Ass
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by rodyancy 17y ago
In 1985 I shoved quarters into a Gallaga machine, one after the other, without a second thought. Now, even though apps offer unlimited play, like the author, I'm hesitant to pay $1.99 for one.
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Why iPhone apps are so cheap.(streamingcolour.com)
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Looks like you can self-administer for $340. http://www.abcam.com/RGS14-antibody-ab14262.html#images
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by rodyancy 17y ago
Advances run from 10k to millions, depending on how many albums the music executives believe you will sell, and how badly they want to distribute your album.
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by rodyancy 17y ago
If the price of medical care were readily available, I believe the health care "crisis," as it has been called, would be considerably less of an issue. Once care givers responded to the transparency, prices would drop. Additionally, individ